Made in Liverpool | |
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Launched | 4 December 2014 |
Owned by | Made Television |
Picture format | 576i (16:9 SDTV) |
Audience share |
Local TV Macro Network: 0.01% (September 2015 , BARB) |
Country | United Kingdom |
Broadcast area | Merseyside |
Headquarters | Toxteth TV, Toxteth, Liverpool |
Sister channel(s) |
Made in Birmingham Made in Bristol Made in Cardiff Made in Leeds Made in North Wales Made in Teesside Made in Tyne & Wear |
Website | www.madeinliverpool.tv |
Availability
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Terrestrial | |
Freeview | Channel 7 |
Satellite | |
Sky | Channel 117 |
Cable | |
Virgin Media | Channel 159 |
Coordinates: 53°23′37.8″N 2°58′10.7″W / 53.393833°N 2.969639°W
Made in Liverpool is a local television station serving Liverpool, Merseyside and surrounding areas. The station is owned and operated by Made Television Ltd and forms part of a group of eight local TV stations. It broadcasts from studios and offices in the Toxteth suburb of Liverpool.
Bay TV Liverpool was launched in November 2011 as a video-on-demand service producing local content, winning Best Media Website at the 2013 Prolific North Awards.
On 21 February 2013, Bay TV was awarded a local TV licence by Ofcom to broadcast a linear television channel in the Liverpool area including Halton, Wigan and parts of Cheshire. Under the initial proposals, the channel aimed to air ten hours of local programming each day, including two and a half hours of news on weekdays, and a weekly political programme. The channel began broadcasting on Freeview channel 8 on Thursday 4 December 2014 at 5.30pm, later moving to channel 7 following the closure of BBC Three.
On 23 August 2016 it was announced that Bay TV Liverpool had entered administration. The station owed a total of £451,575, with a debt to Revenue and Customs outstanding at £145,187, individual shareholder loans debts to the value of £133,800, and other “trade and expense creditors” to the sum of £152,488. A week later, Made Television announced it had bought out the station for an undisclosed sum - the group was one of four bidders who lost the original licence award to Bay TV.