Sentenced to death
Rediffusion's chairman tears the ITA to shreds in his final address to shareholders in December 1967
That was the decade that was
James Green of the London Evening News looks back at a decade (and slightly more) of Rediffusion and ITV in…
Computer suite - no admittance
It's all go as the advertising department at Rediffusion installs a computer in 1966
Track in on... Guy Bloomer ...White Sea to Wembley
Peter Ling travels to Wembley to meet Guy Bloomer, deputy manager of the studios
Track in on... Vyvienne Moynihan ...Who Manages to Laugh
Peter Ling goes to Room 518 on the fifth floor to visit the manager of the drama department Vyvienne Moynihan
Track in on... Len Fraser Prop and Mainstay
Peter Ling pops to Wembley to talk to Len Fraser in the Property Store
Track in on... Des McCormack looking after P——!
Peter Ling visits the first floor office of property master Des McCormack in 1959
Wired-up for service
Electrical maintenance: the beating heart of Television House and Wembley
Down in the basement…
You’d have to go a long way to find another basement quite like the one at Television House
Gigglers, gogglers and gumption
1961: Director James Butler on the hell that is studio visits by the public
Highlights of 1966
Rediffusion London picks the 12 best programmes of 1966, with stars such as David Frost, Bernard Levin, Ian Hendry, Joe…
Tele marks of 1966
Fusion magazine looks back over an eventful year for Rediffusion
The show that left me speechless
Your TVTimes correspondent in 1964 is frankly baffled by 'Don't Say a Word'
Tonight's Rediffusion, London... in 1968
A look at what was on Rediffusion in London on Monday 29 July 1968
A goggle of graphics
An exhibition celebrates Rediffusion's graphic designers in December 1966
Tele-snaps: Christmas on Rediffusion
Join Rediffusion, London at Christmas...
Tele-snaps: announcers
Rediffusion's voices of authority
Tele-snaps: it’s about time
Spend some time with Rediffusion
Seen and Heard
Sights and sounds of Rediffusion
Rising star
Associated-Rediffusion starts the day with pomp and circumstance
