London Weekend Television (LWT; now part of the non-franchised ITV London region) was the ITV network franchise holder for Greater London and the Home Counties at weekends, broadcasting from Fridays at 5.15 pm (7:00 pm from 1968 until 1982) to …

On 1st September 1989, LWT began using the Generic ITV presentation. By early 1991 the package didn’t live up to the standards or the weekend feel the company had been portraying, so to help solve the problem the 1986 Solari ident was brought back for …

25th / 26th June 1989 End of Pick of the Week with Wincey Willis 1st Exposure trail Adverts for: PastPresent by Clannad at Our Price L'Oréal Plenitude ITV Athletics trail LWT ident into The...

2024年12月14日 · © ITVplc/LONDON WEEKEND TELEVISION 1989End of The Crazy Old Bat Years (LWT)LWT slides: The Tin Bitch YearsLWT slide: Football highlightsAdvertsLWT promo: Fri...

The 1989 presentation variant with the 1989 ITV logo was seen at the end of movies and imported programmes until August 25, 1996, such as a September 2, 1989 LWT airing of the 1986 TV movie Beverly Hills Madam, which fades in after the 1982 Orion Television logo, and is also seen on ITV4 airings of The Professionals episode "The Rack", albeit ...

V/O: This is London Weekend Television broadcasting from the London transmitters of the Independent Broadcasting Authority. (Opening theme: 'A Well Swung Fanfare' - Don Jackson) (Station ident and sign-on announcement) (Regional weather forecast) (Rundown of following day's programmes, accompanied by 'Ballade Pour Adeline' - Richard Clayderman)

The special version of the LWT ident, used in 1989. It includes a clock in an animated sundial background, and also blue and red stripes in the right of a sm...

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In 1992, LWT retired the 1986 idents in favour of a new look on the 4th of September, although the 7th logo's endboards (in their 1989 form) continued to be used until 25 August 1996.

In 1989, an ITV Network Centre had been established to centralize commissioning and establish a definitive corporate brand: the first step towards a single ITV company. Each region was allowed to retain its name, but on screen the various logos dissolved and formed an ITV logo. LWT had certainly earned its stripes and it kept […]