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Harlech Television was the ITV contractor for Wales and western England that began broadcasting after they won the ITV franchise for Wales and the West of England in the 1967 franchise round.

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Starting on September 1, 1989, the HTV logo looks less metallic, appears on a different gradient background, and the text below reads either "AN HTV CYMRU WALES PRODUCTION FOR", "AN HTV WEST PRODUCTION FOR" or "AN HTV PRODUCTION FOR" with the 1989 ITV logo appearing below on networked programmes.

Subsequently, HTV lost its on-air identity on October 28, 2002 when all the ITV franchises in England and Wales adopted a single "ITV1" brand, and in 2006, the HTV name disappeared altogether, when the company was renamed ITV Wales & West.

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Background: Harlech Television won the ITV franchise for Wales and the West of England in the 1967 franchise round and began broadcasting early, on May 20 1968, after Television Wales and the West (TWW) had quit in bitter circumstances in March and a temporary service, Independent Television Service for Wales and the West, had been run in the me...

Oct 28, 2024 · The HTV7 emblem, conceived in 1995, has been used on all subsequent versions. Its contemporary form includes three parallelograms colored red, green, and blue. Each shape contains one white letter from the “HTV” channel’s moniker. All three parallelograms are encased in a common gray outline.

The symbol created, named “The Aerial”, featured the letters HTV in such a way that it looks like a television aerial – the logo went on to become HTV’s longest serving identity, surviving until December 1992.