BBC South West
Ingledene House [summer 1972]
The images below were taken in the summer of 1972, when the BBC was celebrating its 50th anniversary. Ingledene House is where the local opt-out for the 'Nationwide' programme was based - 'Spotlight South West' - with Hugh Scully and Sue Lawley. It was also home to the local radio station, whose output included 'Midday Parade' with Colm Connolly.
Photographs: Neville Roberts.
Photographs: Neville Roberts.
Above: the 'Spotlight' set [left]. This was the last black and white studio at the BBC. The new colour TV studios were being built next door when these pictures were taken.
Above: a black and white camera.
Above: an outside broadcast van.
Above: Ingledene House.
