LDN

LDN is the on-air name used by TiBB1 in London and South East England.
==History==
LDN was formed on 12 February 2016 as the on-screen brand for London and the South East, as most of the regions separated from Granada to create their own on-air regions. The region name is named after the mobile phone abbreviation for London. In some on-air continuity announcements, the region is sometimes called TiBB1 LDN. In 2017, due to the new look of TiBB1; LDN and its sister region, The Point; got new logos. The new logo from 2018 is based off of the new logo for WFAA in Dallas, Texas; with the play button prominently featured. 
In June 2018, about 15% of the staff for LDN (including some Veggie Brother ex-housemates) had either been fired or had quit due to the voting controversy related to the TiBB Eurovision Song Contest 2018, and had started up TiBB1's first competitor LNZ.
In November of 2022, when the regions relaunched; LDN split into three different regions. The London area was renamed as TPB London, and South East was split into TPB South East and TPB South respectively.
On 30 April 2024, the 3 regions merged back into one and reverted back to the LDN name and 2017 logo. All separate studios and control room operations from the 2022 regional relaunch were retained.
==Studios==
LDN has both its studios and control room operations in London, Kent, and Southampton.
==Identity==
The services' on-air identity is national TPB One idents with regional continuity.
==Productions==
As LDN, the region used to produce The Mole and co-produced LIVEWIRE, the TiBB Eurovision and Christmasvision Song Contests, and the TiBB Podcast. It produces regional news and weather from its studios in London, Kent, and Southampton.
==See also==
* Granada
* The Point
==External links==
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