The daffodils are blooming, the clocks are about to change, and it’s officially time to shake off the winter blues! Whether you're itching to get outside, craving a gripping documentary, or just fancy some classic British telly, March on Together TV has you covered. So, put the kettle on, grab a biscuit (or three), and let’s dive into what’s on this month.
Ah, February. The month of love, overpriced flowers, and the annual debate about whether a box of supermarket chocolate counts as a romantic gesture (spoiler: it absolutely does). But here at Together TV, we know that love isn’t just about grand gestures or candlelit dinners—it’s about kindness, connection, and looking out for each other.
Hey Together TV family! We know you love our selection of classic films that aren't afraid to show a bit of romance and spice. That's why, with STI Awareness Day approaching on January 14th, we wanted to have a frank chat about something that affects people of all ages – yes, even us seasoned folks!
Had enough of the same old routine? Well, grab your cuppa because this year's going to be different! Whether you're spending more time at home these days or just fancy trying something new, we've got some wonderful ideas to brighten up your days.
Buckle up, film fans! Together TV is serving up a slice of 1970s cinema that’s more outlandish than a village fête gone wrong and cheekier than an end-of-the-pier postcard.
This December, Together TV is serving up a festive film feast that'll warm your winter evenings faster than you can say "mulled wine". From nostalgic adventures to laugh-out-loud comedies, our lineup promises something for every mood.
We are making some changes to how we deliver our channel at the end of October.
Our catch-up apps – which we have run for the last two years but get very low usage – are closing so we can focus our efforts on delivering what you, our viewers, want. This is namely telly, delivered as telly.
In practice this means finding better ways of delivering live-streamed versions of our traditional TV channel, particularly on Freeview, and we hope in time more platforms.
At Together TV, we’re dedicated to showcasing stories that promote inclusivity, resilience, and social change. ALT Jay, a short film directed by Stefan Pollak and funded by Together TV and Whisper, tells the inspiring story of Jay, an identical twin with several disabilities who refuses to let those challenges define him. His passion for sport and fitness is made possible through adaptive training, a pivotal part of his journey at ALT Movement Gym.
Off the back of Solomon Watkins' "Real Thick Glasses" short documentary, we wanted to help set the record straight about high myopia and share the reasons why we should marvel and celebrate glasses in all their forms.
The impact of social media on mental health has been a hot topic for a few years now. Whilst the focus of online bullying has often been on the end user of social media, the new short documentary from Bim Ajadi “Becoming Jazzy Whipps”, supported and funded by Together TV’s Diverse film Fund in partnership with BSLBT, tells the story of the bubbly deaf content creator, Jazzy Whipps, who is opening up after being trolled online because of her deaf voice. To beat the bullies, we need to come together to spread kindness online to banish the trolls once and for all.
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