Spring has sprung, which means it is time to take your gardening tools out and start planting! Before you start, you might want some fabulous gardening and planting tips from TV’s best gardening professionals. The experts we call on at Together TV include the Garden Rescue team Charlie Dimmock and The Rich Brothers and the gardening guru Monty Don. They know all about the perfect garden, so we are sharing their greatest tips with you!
London, February 2024 - Together TV, the UK broadcaster inspiring positive change, proudly announces the launch of the 2024 edition of the Diverse Film Fund, focusing on empowering deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent (DDN) filmmakers to tell authentic stories about Britain's diverse communities. This year's edition marks a significant milestone as the fund welcomes two new partners on board: Whisper, a leading sports and entertainment production company, and the British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust (BSLBT).
In October 2023 Together TV launched its community film initiative, Better Together . This initiative invited filmmakers to submit their films about community to be broadcast on Together TV. Four fantastic short films were chosen to be shown throughout February 2024.
Amidst the festive season's joy and cheer, there's an exciting announcement sure to brighten your holidays: Together TV is back on Freeview 83!
A new initiative giving young filmmakers the opportunity to see their short community-based film airing on TV.
We're fortunate enough to show some of the most incredible British travelogues on Together TV, such as Beautiful Rivers with Richard Hammond. Observing the British countryside will no doubt plant an itch to get out to explore. But where to begin? As people flock abroad for summer holidays, we are asking why not treat yourself to a walking staycation instead! As our travelogues have shown, the UK has some incredible scenery that is easier to find that you might think.
Discover our Diverse Film Fund LGBTQ+ short films below, which are available to stream now, and celebrate these incredible stories on queer lives today for LGBT+ history month.
Did you know that in the UK alone, more than 70 percent of the land is used for farming? Well, Together TV challenges you to brush up your knowledge on the “ancient” way of living known as sustainable agriculture. Luckily, you won’t have to do all your research on your own because Together TV’s This Farming Life will be airing this February showcasing the work that farmers do to maintain sustainable agriculture.
In the UK, the first ever LGBT+ History Month began in February 2005 as a way to bring attention to LGBT people and their history, and has continued on since. The month-long celebration is full of different events, activities, and educational opportunities to help raise awareness about the civil rights of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) people and to bring LGBT+ people together to greater expand the community. The LGBT+ History Month charity works hard to get this history into the educational system, and a dedicated month aids the campaign.
We are delighted to announce the release of our sixth annual report. This year was one of growing and well-evidenced social impact across our millions of TV and digital viewers in the UK. Check out these impressive infogrpahic stats and read the Annual Report Summary 2021/22.
