Grampian Television’s legacy lives on 60 years after launch

Grampian Television’s legacy continues to live on 60 years after its launch. The name may have gone under the STV umbrella, but it remains a much-loved and much-missed institution. On September 30, 1961, commercial television was switched on for the first time in the north of Scotland, broadcasting from Aberdeen. The swinging 1960s were a time of great social change – and that was reflected in Grampian’s pioneering approach. Based in a converted tram shed in the west end of the city, it perhaps took a while to win over a sceptical north-east audience. More here: https://bit.ly/3ojdjhV