United Kingdom Independent Broadcasting - Members

Members

Company Area Broadcast Broadcast Since Parent Company Service Name EBU Abbreviation
ITV Network
ITV Network United Kingdom 1955 ITV plc, STV Group plc, UTV Media plc ITV1, ITV Digital Channels Ltd, STV, UTV and Channel Television UKIB/ITV
ITV (Channel 3) Companies
ITV Anglia Television East Anglia 1959 ITV plc ITV1 Anglia UKIB/ITV/ANG
ITV Border Television England-Scotland border 1961 ITV plc ITV1 Border UKIB/ITV/BTV
ITV Central Television The Midlands 1956 ITV plc ITV1 Central UKIB/ITV/CEN
Channel Television Channel Islands 1962 ITV plc ITV1 Channel Television UKIB/ITV/CHA
Grampian TV Northern Scotland 1961 STV Group plc STV North UKIB/ITV/GPN
ITV Granada Television North West England and Isle of Man 1956 ITV plc ITV1 Granda UKIB/ITV/GRA
ITV London Television London 1955 ITV plc ITV London UKIB/ITV/LDN
ITV Meridian Television South and South East England 1958 ITV plc ITV1 Meridian UKIB/ITV/MER
Scottish TV Central Scotland 1957 STV Group plc STV Central UKIB/ITV/STV
ITV Tyne Tees Television North East England 1959 ITV plc ITV1 Tyne Tees UKIB/ITV/TTT
Ulster Television Northern Ireland 1959 UTV Media plc UTV UKIB/ITV/UTV
ITV Wales Television Wales 1958 ITV plc ITV1 Wales UKIB/ITV/Wales
ITV Westcountry Television South West England 1961 ITV plc ITV1 Westcountry UKIB/ITV/WES
ITV West Television West of England 1958 ITV plc ITV1 West UKIB/ITV/WEST
ITV Yorkshire Television Yorkshire and Humber 1956 ITV plc ITV1 Yorkshire UKIB/ITV/YTV
Channel 4
Channel 4 England, Scotland and Northern Ireland 1982 Channel Four Television Corporation Channel 4 UKIB/C4
S4C
Sianel 4 Cymru/Channel 4 Wales Wales 1982 Welsh Fourth Channel Authority S4C UKIB/S4C

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