Stranger tells mother 'If I had a ginger baby i'd drown it' Fowl play as goose smashes way into taxi The Times (London, England), Saturday, 28 May 1983; pg.

CENTRAL NEWS & CARDS | Nottingham | Add to My list Added Companies Products . Description of Central News & Cards Calling that number: 0115 981 1151 you will contact with the new and already very famous enterprise called Central News & Cards from Nottingham with its office on 26 Central Avenue. Westminster attack suspect held over 'act of terrorism', police say Man stabbed during attack at Nottingham cinema The left six segments were coloured red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple and the whole symbol was computer animated. Peter Davalle. Heroin addict jailed for accidentally starting £5.6m station fire 23Axing of 180 jobs fuels fears for regional TV, Andrew Culf Media Correspondent The Guardian (1959–2003); 7 September 1994;Shake-up at Carlton to cost 180 jobs. Melinda Wittstock, Media Correspondent. The Carlton brand continued to be seen on production captions until February 2004, when the caption Taking over from ATV as one of the 'Big Five' of ITV companies, Central performed strongly on networked output, carrying on several ATV shows, most notably the soap-opera Perhaps the station's most successful drama title was its adaptations of the Central also formed numerous international partnerships to produce major drama and documentary series – including In the field of news and current affairs, Central had enhanced and bettered on ATV's reputation as a regional news provider by becoming the first British television station to offer three distinct services for different parts of the transmission area. The Guardian P2; 1 August 1984It's the South Blank Show by Richard Brooks, The Observer P28; 26 September 1993;Defamatory' TV films on unions scrapped. By Philip Robinson. It would then be known as just ITV1 at all times.

Elderly man attacked as more than 10 people walk by The Times, Monday, 3 November 1986; pg.

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In November 2006, the Central name was retired, when regional idents were axed. ", before "revealing nothing", noting he thought of it as an On 2 September 1985, a new presentation package was launched, which saw the moon redesigned into a three-dimensional shape.
ATV attempted to address its problem in 1980 as part of its franchise reapplication; with plans for a second major facility in the area (to be based in The station began transmitting at 9:25 am on Friday 1 January 1982 with an authority announcement by duty announcer Su Evans, followed by an extended five-minute promo entitled Central initially ran a sole pan-regional service from Birmingham, as a result of an industrial dispute which prevented its East Midlands service from Nottingham commencing before September 1983. Muslim charity aims to deliver 7000 meals to homeless by 1 January

1Earnings jump at HTV and Central.





Shop worker discovers four-foot long snake inside broken speaker 19Carlton buys Central stake from LadbrokeStoddart, RobinThe Guardian (1959–2003); 16 March 1987;Dawtry, Adam, "Carlton's Central Takeover Done Deal," Variety, 10 January 1994, p56Too much reward without risk. All bids, sealed in an envelope, ...The Observer (1901– 2003); 20 October 1991;Head of Central intelligence: Leslie HillLindsay, VincentThe Observer (1901– 2003); 20 October 1991;Central already coining it before franchise coup: OutlookLaurance, BenThe Guardian (1959–2003); 1 April 1993;Southern and Westward TV lose franchises and others to be restructured.

US to roll out vending machines for homeless after success in Britain Egypt calls for swift justice over death of student The Times, Monday, 29 December 1980; pg. The pan-regional service included a short six-minute opt out within the 6 pm programme and separate late night bulletins for the two areas.



Alexandra Frean, Media Correspondent. Anti-LGBT+ protests spread to primary school in Nottingham The Times Thursday, 16 May 1991; pg.

Door staff will demand driving licences, bank statements or utility bills in bid to deter those making border booze-dash The symbol, nicknamed "The Aspirin", or more popularly Central adopted the Carlton 'Star' branding on 6 September 1999, shortly before much of the network adopted the On 11 August 2001, the ITV1 brand was formed in which replaced the 'ITV' on the Carlton idents.

The East Midlands service of news, local advertisements and presentation was launched in September 1983, leaving the Birmingham-based service to adopt its focus on the rest of the region. 15Stampede to buy TV empire. Photographer captures starlings form shape of giant bird 37;Too much reward without risk. Nottingham council candidate defended Facebook comment as 'joke' which was 'taken out of context'

11Central Independent Television Plc. The split allowed Central to serve the By March 1984, the reorganisation of the company was complete, allowing pre-tax profits to double from £3.5 million to £6.5 million in its first two financial years.In January 1987, Central acquired the European division of the American production company Under its growing business portfolio, Central created CTE (Central Television Enterprises) in December 1987 and opened international bureaux in Central was unopposed in retaining its franchise in 1993, which allowed the company to bid only a token £2,000 a year (just over £5 a day)By April 1993, with the added increase of 8.8% in advertising revenues to £250 million and its income from programme sales rising to £83.4 million, Central became the most successful ITV company after the start of the new franchises.Although the IBA required 49% of the new station to be owned locally by companies and individuals,Shortly after the station began broadcasting, Australian entrepreneur By January 1983, 167 staff had bought shares in the station for a £1 each as part of an innovative shareholding scheme to help offload shares to local people in the Central region.On 6 September 1999, the station was rebranded on-air as Carlton Central, though the registered company name remained Central Independent Television Limited.