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Hierarchical list of regions, strategic authorities, counties and districts

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Region Strategic
authority
Ceremonial
county
Metropolitan or
non-metropolitan
county
Districts
May also hold borough and/or city status
East of England
Essex 1Thurrock U.A.
2Southend-on-Sea U.A.
3Essex † aHarlow, bEpping Forest, cBrentwood, dBasildon, eCastle Point, fRochford, gMaldon, hChelmsford, iUttlesford, jBraintree, kColchester, lTendring
4Hertfordshire † aThree Rivers, bWatford, cHertsmere, dWelwyn Hatfield, eBroxbourne, fEast Hertfordshire, gStevenage, hNorth Hertfordshire, iSt Albans, jDacorum
Bedfordshire 5Luton U.A.
6Bedford U.A.
7Central Bedfordshire U.A.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Cambridgeshire 8Cambridgeshire † aCambridge, bSouth Cambridgeshire, cHuntingdonshire, dFenland, eEast Cambridgeshire
9Peterborough U.A.
10Norfolk † aNorwich, bSouth Norfolk, cGreat Yarmouth, dBroadland, eNorth Norfolk, fBreckland, gKing's Lynn and West Norfolk
11Suffolk † aIpswich, b) East Suffolk, cBabergh, dMid Suffolk, e) West Suffolk
East Midlands
East Midlands
(proposed; the four upper-tier councils only, excluding lower-tier district councils)
Derbyshire 1Derbyshire † aHigh Peak, bDerbyshire Dales, cSouth Derbyshire, dErewash, eAmber Valley, fNorth East Derbyshire, gChesterfield, hBolsover
2Derby U.A.
Nottinghamshire 3Nottinghamshire † aRushcliffe, bBroxtowe, cAshfield, dGedling, eNewark and Sherwood, fMansfield, gBassetlaw
4Nottingham U.A.
Lincolnshire
(part only)
5Lincolnshire † aLincoln, bNorth Kesteven, cSouth Kesteven, dSouth Holland, eBoston, fEast Lindsey, gWest Lindsey
Leicestershire 6Leicestershire † aCharnwood, bMelton, cHarborough, dOadby and Wigston, eBlaby, fHinckley and Bosworth, gNorth West Leicestershire
7Leicester U.A.
8Rutland U.A.
Northamptonshire 9West Northamptonshire U.A.
10North Northamptonshire U.A.
London
Greater London Authority Greater London none
City of London none 33City of London sui generis
North East
North of Tyne 1Northumberland U.A.
Tyne and Wear *
North East
Durham 7County Durham U.A.
Tees Valley 8Darlington U.A.
9Hartlepool U.A.
10Stockton-on-Tees U.A.
North Yorkshire
(part only)
11Redcar and Cleveland U.A.
12Middlesbrough U.A.
North West
Cumbria 1Cumberland U.A.
2Westmorland and Furness U.A
Lancashire 3Lancashire † aWest Lancashire, bChorley, cSouth Ribble, dFylde, ePreston, fWyre, gLancaster, hRibble Valley, iPendle, jBurnley, kRossendale, lHyndburn
4Blackpool U.A.
5Blackburn with Darwen U.A.
Greater Manchester Greater Manchester *
Liverpool City Region Merseyside *
Cheshire 21Halton U.A.
22Warrington U.A.
23Cheshire West and Chester U.A.
24Cheshire East U.A.
South East
Berkshire ‡
Buckinghamshire 7Buckinghamshire U.A.
8Milton Keynes U.A.
East Sussex 9. East Sussex † aHastings, bRother, cWealden, dEastbourne, eLewes
10Brighton & Hove U.A.
Kent 11Kent † aDartford, bGravesham, cSevenoaks, dTonbridge and Malling, eTunbridge Wells, fMaidstone, gSwale, hAshford, iFolkestone and Hythe, jCanterbury, kDover, lThanet
12Medway U.A.
13Oxfordshire † aOxford, bCherwell, cSouth Oxfordshire, dVale of White Horse, eWest Oxfordshire
14Surrey † aSpelthorne, bRunnymede, cSurrey Heath, dWoking, eElmbridge, fGuildford, gWaverley, hMole Valley, iEpsom and Ewell, jReigate and Banstead, kTandridge
15West Sussex † aWorthing, bArun, cChichester, dHorsham, eCrawley, fMid Sussex, gAdur
Hampshire 16Hampshire † aFareham, bGosport, cWinchester, dHavant, eEast Hampshire, fHart, gRushmoor, hBasingstoke and Deane, iTest Valley, jEastleigh, kNew Forest
17Southampton U.A.
18Portsmouth U.A.
19Isle of Wight U.A.
South West
Dorset 1Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole U.A.
2Dorset U.A.
Somerset 3North Somerset U.A.
4Somerset U.A.
West of England 5Bath and North East Somerset U.A
6Bristol U.A.
Gloucestershire 7South Gloucestershire U.A.
8Gloucestershire † aGloucester, bTewkesbury, cCheltenham, dCotswold, eStroud, fForest of Dean
Wiltshire 9Swindon U.A.
10Wiltshire U.A.
Devon 11Devon † aExeter, bEast Devon, cMid Devon, dNorth Devon, eTorridge, fWest Devon, gSouth Hams, hTeignbridge
12Torbay U.A.
13Plymouth U.A.
Cornwall none 14Isles of Scilly sui generis U.A.
15Cornwall U.A.
West Midlands
1Herefordshire U.A.
Shropshire 2Shropshire U.A.
3Telford and Wrekin U.A.
Staffordshire 4Staffordshire † aCannock Chase, bEast Staffordshire, cLichfield, dNewcastle-under-Lyme, eSouth Staffordshire, fStafford, gStaffordshire Moorlands, hTamworth
5Stoke-on-Trent U.A.
6Warwickshire † aNorth Warwickshire, bNuneaton and Bedworth, cRugby, dStratford-on-Avon, eWarwick
West Midlands West Midlands *
14Worcestershire † aBromsgrove, bMalvern Hills, cRedditch, dWorcester, eWychavon, fWyre Forest
Yorkshire and the Humber
South Yorkshire South Yorkshire *
West Yorkshire West Yorkshire *
North Yorkshire
(part only)
10North Yorkshire U.A.
11York U.A.
East Riding of Yorkshire 12East Riding of Yorkshire U.A.
13Kingston upon Hull U.A.
Lincolnshire
(part only)
14North Lincolnshire U.A.
15North East Lincolnshire U.A.
Each numbered area (1, 2, ...) has an upper-tier or single-tier council.
Each lettered area (a, b, ...) has a lower-tier council.
Where a name spans more than one column, it indicates that the same boundaries apply in those columns. For example, the ceremonial and non-metropolitan counties of Warwickshire are coterminous, whereas the ceremonial and non-metropolitan counties of Staffordshire have different boundaries.
  † Two-tier non-metropolitan county
       (upper tier)
       (lower tier)
  ‡ Royal non-metropolitan county
       (no county council)
  U.A. Unitary authority district that is not a county
       (single tier)
  U.A. Unitary authority area (non-metropolitan county and district)
       (single tier)
       (no county council)        (single tier)
   Greater London Authority
       (single tier)

Counties

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Place County Upper tier District (lower tier)
Historic Ceremonial Metropolitan or non-metropolitan
Chester Cheshire Cheshire Cheshire West and Chester
Derby Derbyshire Derbyshire Derby
Widnes Lancashire Cheshire Halton
Twyford, Berkshire Berkshire Berkshire Wokingham
Buxton Derbyshire Derbyshire Derbyshire High Peak
Deal, Kent Kent Kent Kent Dover
Taunton Somerset Somerset Somerset
Bournemouth Hampshire Dorset Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Brockley Kent Greater London (none) Lewisham
Ufford, Cambridgeshire Northamptonshire Cambridgeshire Peterborough
Bristol Somerset / Gloucestershire Bristol
Horwich Lancashire Greater Manchester Bolton
Abingdon-on-Thames Berkshire Oxfordshire Oxfordshire Vale of White Horse
Stokenchurch probably Oxfordshire? Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire
Broad Street (ward) London City of London (none) City of London
Teddington Middlesex Greater London (none) Richmond
Carlisle Cumberland Cumbria Cumberland
A1 shield
A1
Map
  A1   A1(M)
Route information
Part of E15
Length397.00 mi (638.91 km)
Major junctions
South endA1211 in City of London[1]
Major intersections
North endEdinburgh[2]
Location
CountryUnited Kingdom
Primary
destinations
Road network
  A2

ITV hierarchy

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Hierarchical structure of ITV and STV
STV Studios

(subsidiaries not shown)

a.k.a. Channel 3
ITV Studios

(subsidiaries not shown)

ITV Digital Channels


ITV 1956

Granada

ABC (North)

ABC (Midlands)

ATV (Midlands)

ATV (London)

Associated-Rediffusion

ITV 1962
ITV 1968
ITV 1982


ITV 1993


ITV 2001

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Wales and South West

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On-screen branding for ITV sub-regions in Wales and South West England. May differ from company names or official franchise names.

Area
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Years
Wales Bristol Channel
VHF 405-line only
West of England
UHF and digital
South West England
1958–61 TWW
(General service)
58
1961–62 Westward 61
1962–64 Teledu Cymru (WWN)
(West and North Wales only)
62
1964–68 Teledu Cymru
TWW network for Wales
(1964–65: West and North Wales only)
64
1968 Independent Television Service
Teledu Cymru
Independent Television Service
for South Wales and the West
68
1968–70 Harlech (Wales) Harlech (General service) 68
1970–82 HTV Cymru Wales HTV
(General service)
HTV
West
70
1982–85 HTV
Wales
TSW 82
1985–92 85
1993–99 HTV
(Wales)
HTV
(West)
Westcountry 93
1999–2002 Carlton (Westcountry) 99
2002–03 ITV1
Wales
ITV1 West of England ITV1 Carlton(Westcountry) 02
2003–04 ITV1 for the West of England ITV1 for the Westcountry 03
2004–06 ITV1 West ITV1 Westcountry 04
2006–09 ITV1 (West) ITV1 (Westcountry) 06
2009–13 ITV1 (West and Westcountry) 09
2014–22 ITV Cymru Wales ITV (West Country) 14
Since 2022 ITV1 (Cymru Wales) ITV1 (West Country) 22
  Change of contractor (From 2004, all franchises were owned by ITV plc.)

† On-screen regional names used only before regional programmes (2002–2006)

‡ From 2009 to 2013, the West of England sub-region was officially part of the Wales and West franchise, but merged its regional news with the Westcountry franchise. In 2014, both sub-regions were merged into a single West Country franchise.

(Italicised names in brackets were not used for on-screen presentation.)

Relations with ITA, ITN and ATV

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  1. ^ 51°30′55″N 0°05′50″W / 51.5153°N 0.0972°W / 51.5153; -0.0972
  2. ^ 55°57′08″N 3°11′19″W / 55.9522°N 3.1886°W / 55.9522; -3.1886
  3. ^ April 2001, "Independent Television: A short chronology (1954-1997)", Soundcapes Volume 4, ISSN 1567-7745, accessed 8 May 2019