England South Coast Television

England South Coast Television is a British television service by ITV Broadcasting Limited Serving the South Coast and West Yorkshire. After closure South Coast Television July 29, 1968 for the last programme Goodbye of South Coast Television South Coast Television is renaming to England South Coast Television in 1968.
== History ==
Launched in July 30, 1968 Kim Foster in-vision continuity starts the show. Starting in 1969 in color ESCTV broadcasting television on ITV
On a August 28, 1987 Night Network starts at 1:00AM until 6 AM this weekends Come back closedown in October 18, 1987 until February 13, 1988.
On a February 2, 1988 England South Coast Television is now 24/7 Granada Nighttime. introduced by February 13, 1988 
On a January 14, 1988 England South Coast Television introduced new logo starting in January 31, 1988 has the TVNZ style look.
On a September 1, 1989 until January 11, 1990 The ITV generic new look 1989 styled look.
On a July 1998 England South Coast Television marks 30th Anniversary they kept until September 1998. He moved Yorkshire Television announcers Leeds in June 15, 1998.
On a May 23, 2002 England South Coast Television is a marks 34th anniversary in July 30, 2002 until October 27, 2002 regional programmes used as well. The network programmes used the ITV Hearts ident.
On a March 1, 2004 ESCTV 1989 endcap is retiring as of past 15 years, starting new ITV local endcap. Still using a Granada purple endboards in networked programmes.
== Announcers ==
* Kim Foster (1968-1988)
* Samuel Watson (1976-1997)
* Daniel Soares (1973-1998)
* Mary Smith (1978-1992)
* Marty Stewart (1975-1997)
* Philip Elsmore (1988-1998, weekends/starting in 1993-1998)
* Steven Morrison (1989-1998)
* John Croose (1998)
* Maggie Mash (1998-2002)
* Pete Haslam (1999-2000)
* Roger Tilling (1998-1999)
* Helen Aitken (1998-2002)
* Bob Preedy (1998-2002)
* Kerrie Gosney (2000-2002)
* Neil Didsbury (2001-2002)
== Programming ==
* South Coast News (1981-1992)
* South Coast Afternoon (1981-1992)
* Coast News (1993-2004)
* South Coast News Now (1993-2002)
* School of the South Coast (1993-2000, regional programmes only)
* South Coast of the Daytime (1988-2002, September 11, 2006-June 3, 2010, daytime programme, produced by ITV Broadcasting Limited)
* Daytime of the Coast (June 7, 2010-present, daytime programme, produced by ITV Broadcasting Limited)
* Lunchtime of the Coast (1978-1987, daytime regional weekday programme)
* ITV South Coast Tonight (2004-2013)
* ITV South Coast Today (2004-2013)
* ITV South Coast News (2004-2013)
* ITV News South Coast (2013-present)
* South Coast Weekend (1984-June 13, 2010, weekend daytime programme)
* Coast to West Yorkshire (2010-2018)
* Primetime Coast (1988-2002, regional programme)
* South Coast Newsline (1986-2002, regional programme)
* England to Coast (1988-2004, networked programme)
* Coast Today (2004-present)
* Coast Tonight (2004-present)
* News of the Coast (1974-1988)
* Coast of the Yorkshire (1983-2008, laid offs this programme)
* Hello News 30th Anniversary (1998, special only)
* Hello News 34th Anniversary (2002, special only)
* Coast Yorkshire Diary (1982-2002)
* South Coast Diary (March 11, 2002-May 31, 2010)
* Diary of the South Coast (June 7, 2010-present)
== Former Imported Programming ==
* Home and Away (1989-2000)
== News Music ==
* ITN News (1968-1978)
* Tar Sequence by Lalo Schifrin (1978-1982)
* Hello News by Frank Gari (1982-1997, continued South Coast of the Daytime, 1988-2002, 2006-2010)
* WABC-TV Eyewitness News 1986 Theme (1997-2004)
* ITV Regional News Music (2004-present)
Category:England
Category:ITV
Category:Yorkshire