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Grampian News

Grampian News/Today launched in the late sixties as Grampian main news programme broadcasting every Monday to Friday from 10mins. This was changed in January 1978 to Grampian Today, which broadcast each week day, Monday/Tuesday for 5mins while Wed - Friday was 35mins. This development took place after Ted Brocklebank became Head of News in 1977, were he pioneered Grampian's use of Electronic News Gathering (ENG) cameras, becoming the first ITV company to use such cameras which helped the development of North tonight.

Rebrands

7 January 1980:
5 January 1983: (Tuesday)
6 January 1986:
4 January 1988:
January 1989: silver tiles and new muisc
???January 1991??? New Purple look and music
January 1992: Purple look continues with Updated Music
4 January 1993:
6 January 1997:
5 January 1998: Green look (same music)
4 January 1999:
30 June 2003 A new look for North Tonight was unveiled.
13 February 2006. new titles and music, Daytime Grampian Headlines/Grampian News bulletins were renamed back to ‘North Today’, in preparation for the rebranding of Grampian to STV (North) on 30 May.
24 July 2006: Single presenter look, NEW look
23 March 2009: rebranded as STV News at six
6 February 2012 The refresh to matches the Glasgow and Edinburgh versions – which updated on 23 May 2011.