ITV region affiliate timeline


1955-1964

September 22, 1955 to January 26, 1964

  • London (weekday - September 22, 1955): Associated-Rediffusion
  • London (weekend - September 24, 1955): Associated Broadcasting Company (rebranded as Associated Television in October 1955)
  • Midlands (weekday - February 17, 1956): Associated Television
  • Midlands (weekend - February 18, 1956): Associated British Cinemas Television (rebranded as ABC Weekend TV in September 1959)
  • North England (weekday - May 3, 1956): Granada Television
  • North England (weekend - May 5, 1956): Associated British Cinemas Television (rebranded as ABC Weekend TV in September 1959)
  • Central Scotland (August 31, 1957): Scottish Television
  • South Wales and West England (January 14, 1958): Television Wales and the West
  • South England (August 30, 1958): Southern Television
  • North East England (January 15, 1959): Tyne Tees Television
  • East England (October 27, 1959): Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland (October 31, 1959): Ulster Television
  • South East England (January 31, 1960): Southern Television
  • South West England (April 29, 1961): Westward Television
  • English-Scottish Border (September 1, 1961): Border Television
  • North East Scotland (September 30, 1961): Grampian Television
  • Channel Islands (September 1, 1962): Channel Television
  • West and North Wales (September 14, 1962): Wales (West and North) Television/Teledu Cymru

1964-1968

January 26, 1964 to March 4, 1968

  • London (weekday): Associated-Rediffusion (rebranded as Rediffusion Television in 1964)
  • London (weekend): ATV
  • Midlands (weekday): ATV
  • Midlands (weekend): ABC Weekend TV
  • North England (weekday): Granada Television
  • North England (weekend): ABC Weekend TV
  • Central Scotland: Scottish Television
  • Wales and West England: TWW (merged with Wales (West and North) Television/Teledu Cymru in January 26, 1964)
  • South England: Southern Television
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television
  • East England: Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland: Ulster Television
  • South West England: Westward Television
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television
  • North East Scotland: Grampian Television
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television
  • Isle of Man (March 26, 1965): Border Television
  • Lincolnshire and East Riding of Yorkshire (December 20, 1965): Anglia Television

1968

March 4 to May 20, 1968

  • London (weekday): Rediffusion Television
  • London (weekend): ATV
  • Midlands (weekday): ATV
  • Midlands (weekend): ABC Weekend TV
  • North England (weekday): Granada Television
  • North England (weekend): ABC Weekend TV
  • Central Scotland: Scottish Television
  • Wales and West England: Independent Television Service for Wales and the West (replaced TWW in March 4, 1968)
  • South England: Southern Television
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television
  • East England: Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland: Ulster Television
  • South West England: Westward Television
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television
  • North East Scotland: Grampian Television
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television

1968-1982

May 20, 1968 to January 1, 1982

  • London (weekday): Thames Television (replaced Rediffusion Television in July 30, 1968)
  • London (weekend): London Weekend Television (replaced ATV in August 2, 1968 and rebranded as London Weekend in 1969 and back as London Weekend Television in 1978)
  • Midlands: ATV (replaced ABC Weekend TV's weekend region in July 28, 1968)
  • North West England (replacing North England): Granada Television (replaced ABC Weekend TV's weekend region in July 28, 1968)
  • Yorkshire (replacing North England): Yorkshire Television (replaced Granada Television's weekday region in July 28, 1968)
  • Central Scotland: Scottish Television
  • Wales and West England: Harlech Television (replaced ITSWW in May 20, 1968 and rebranded as HTV in April 6, 1970)
  • South England: Southern Television
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television
  • East England: Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland: Ulster Television
  • South West England: Westward Television
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television
  • North East Scotland: Grampian Television
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television

1982-1993

January 1, 1982 to January 1, 1993

  • London (weekday): Thames Television
  • London (weekend): LWT
  • Midlands: ATV (rebranded as Central Independent Television in January 1, 1982)
  • North West England: Granada Television
  • Yorkshire: Yorkshire Television
  • Central Scotland: Scottish Television
  • Wales and West England: HTV
  • South England: Television South (replaced Southern Television in January 1, 1982)
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television
  • East England: Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland: Ulster Television
  • South West England: Television South West (replaced Westward Television in January 1, 1982)
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television
  • North East Scotland: Grampian Television
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television
  • National breakfast service (February 1, 1983): TV-am

1993-2002

January 1, 1993 to October 28, 2002

  • London (weekday): Carlton Television (replaced Thames Television in January 1, 1993)
  • London (weekend): LWT
  • Midlands: Central Independent Television (rebranded as Carlton Central in September 6, 1999)
  • North West England: Granada Television
  • Yorkshire: Yorkshire Television
  • Central Scotland: Scottish Television (rebranded as Scottish TV in February 2000)
  • Wales and West England: HTV
  • South England: Meridian Television (replaced TVS in January 1, 1993)
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television
  • East England: Anglia Television
  • Northern Ireland: Ulster Television (rebranded as UTV in June 4, 1993)
  • South West England: Westcountry Television (replaced TSW in January 1, 1993 and rebranded as Carlton Westcountry in September 6, 1999)
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television
  • North East Scotland: Grampian Television (rebranded as Grampian TV in February 2000)
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television
  • National breakfast service: Good Morning Television (replaced TV-am in January 1, 1993)

2002-2006

October 28, 2002 to May 30, 2006

  • London: ITV London/ITV1 London (Carlton Television merged with LWT in October 28, 2002)
  • Midlands: Carlton Central (rebranded as ITV Central/ITV1 Central in October 28, 2002)
  • North West England: Granada Television (rebranded as ITV Granada/ITV1 Granada in October 28, 2002)
  • Yorkshire: Yorkshire Television (rebranded as ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire in October 28, 2002)
  • Central Scotland: Scottish TV
  • Wales and West England: HTV (rebranded as ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West in October 28, 2002)
  • South England: Meridian Television (rebranded as ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian in October 28, 2002)
  • North East England: Tyne Tees Television (rebranded as ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees in October 28, 2002)
  • East England: Anglia Television (rebranded as ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia in October 28, 2002)
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • South West England: Carlton Westcountry (rebranded as ITV Carlton Westcountry/ITV1 Carlton Westcountry in October 28, 2002, ITV for the Westcountry/ITV1 for the Westcountry in December 1, 2003 and ITV Westcountry/ITV1 Westcountry in November 2, 2004)
  • English-Scottish Border: Border Television (rebranded as ITV Border/ITV1 Border in October 28, 2002)
  • North East Scotland: Grampian TV
  • Channel Islands: Channel Television (rebranded as ITV Channel Television/ITV1 Channel Television in spring 2006)
  • National breakfast service: GMTV

2006-2009

May 30, 2006 to February 8, 2009

  • London: ITV London/ITV1 London
  • Midlands: ITV Central/ITV1 Central
  • North West England: ITV Granada/ITV1 Granada
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire
  • Central Scotland: Scottish TV (rebranded as STV Central in May 30, 2006)
  • Wales and West England: ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West
  • South England: ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees
  • East England: ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • South West England: ITV Westcountry/ITV1 Westcountry
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border/ITV1 Border
  • North East Scotland: Grampian TV (rebranded as STV North in May 30, 2006)
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel Television/ITV1 Channel Television
  • National breakfast service: GMTV
  • Thames Valley (December 4, 2006): ITV Thames Valley/ITV1 Thames Valley

2009-2010

February 8, 2009 to September 6, 2010

  • London: ITV London/ITV1 London
  • Midlands: ITV Central/ITV1 Central
  • North West England: ITV Granada/ITV1 Granada
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire
  • Central Scotland: STV Central
  • Wales and West England: ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West
  • South England: ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian (merged with ITV Thames Valley/ITV1 Thames Valley in February 8, 2009)
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees
  • East England: ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • South West England: ITV West & Westcountry/ITV1 West & Westcountry (ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West merged with ITV Westcountry in February 16, 2009)
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border/ITV1 Border
  • North East Scotland: STV North
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel Television/ITV1 Channel Television
  • National breakfast service: GMTV

2010-2013

September 6, 2010 to January 14, 2013

  • London: ITV London/ITV1 London
  • Midlands: ITV Central/ITV1 Central
  • North West England: ITV Granada/ITV1 Granada
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire
  • Central Scotland: STV Central
  • Wales and West England: ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West
  • South England: ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees
  • East England: ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • South West England: ITV West & Westcountry/ITV1 West & Westcountry
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border/ITV1 Border
  • North East Scotland: STV North
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel Television/ITV1 Channel Television
  • National breakfast service: GMTV (replaced by ITV Breakfast in September 6, 2010)

2013-2014

January 14, 2013 to January 1, 2014

  • London: ITV London/ITV1 London (rebranded as ITV London in January 14, 2013)
  • Midlands: ITV Central/ITV1 Central (rebranded as ITV Central in January 14, 2013)
  • North West England: ITV Granada/ITV1 Granada (rebranded as ITV Granada in January 14, 2013)
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire (rebranded as ITV Yorkshire in January 14, 2013)
  • Central Scotland: STV Central
  • Wales and West England: ITV Wales & West/ITV1 Wales & West (rebranded as ITV Wales & West in January 14, 2013)
  • South England: ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian (rebranded as ITV Meridian in January 14, 2013)
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees (rebranded as ITV Tyne Tees in January 14, 2013)
  • East England: ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia (rebranded as ITV Anglia in January 14, 2013)
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • South West England: ITV West & Westcountry/ITV1 West & Westcountry (rebranded as ITV West & Westcountry in January 14, 2013)
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border/ITV1 Border (rebranded as ITV Border in January 14, 2013)
  • North East Scotland: STV North
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel Television/ITV1 Channel Television (rebranded as ITV Channel TV in January 14, 2013)
  • National breakfast service: ITV Breakfast

2014-2022

January 1, 2014 to November 15, 2022

  • London: ITV London
  • Midlands: ITV Central
  • North West England: ITV Granada
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire
  • Central Scotland: STV Central
  • Wales (replacing Wales and West England): ITV Wales (replaced ITV Wales & West in January 1, 2014)
  • South England: ITV Meridian
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees
  • East England: ITV Anglia
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • West England (replacing South West England): ITV West Country (replaced ITV West & Westcountry in January 1, 2014)
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border
  • North East Scotland: STV North
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel TV
  • National breakfast service: ITV Breakfast

2022-present

November 15, 2022 to present

  • London: ITV London (rebranded as ITV London/ITV1 London in November 15, 2022)
  • Midlands: ITV Central (rebranded as ITV Central/ITV1 Central in November 15, 2022)
  • North West England: ITV Granada (rebranded as ITV Granada/ITV1 London in November 15, 2022)
  • Yorkshire: ITV Yorkshire (rebranded as ITV Yorkshire/ITV1 Yorkshire in November 15, 2022)
  • Central Scotland: STV Central
  • Wales: ITV Wales (rebranded as ITV Wales/ITV1 Wales in November 15, 2022)
  • South England: ITV Meridian (rebranded as ITV Meridian/ITV1 Meridian in November 15, 2022)
  • North East England: ITV Tyne Tees (rebranded as ITV Tyne Tees/ITV1 Tyne Tees in November 15, 2022)
  • East England: ITV Anglia (rebranded as ITV Anglia/ITV1 Anglia in November 15, 2022)
  • Northern Ireland: UTV
  • West England: ITV West Country (rebranded as ITV West Country/ITV1 West Country in November 15, 2022)
  • English-Scottish Border: ITV Border (rebranded as ITV Border/ITV1 Border in November 15, 2022)
  • North East Scotland: STV North
  • Channel Islands: ITV Channel TV (rebranded as ITV Channel TV/ITV1 Channel TV in November 15, 2022)
  • National breakfast service: ITV Breakfast

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