BBC Studios

For the BBC's commercial studios arm, see BBC Studioworks.

BBC Studios is a wholly owned subsidiary of the BBC launched in April 2016. It brings together the majority of BBC Television's in-house production divisions; Comedy, Drama, Entertainment, Music & Events and Factual.^[1] BBC News, Children's, Religion & Ethics and Sport divisions remain part of the BBC. The division is headed by Mark Linsey.^[2] The separate trading division by April, before setting it up as a wholly owned commercial subsidiary in April 2017.^[3]

References

↑ Gannagé-Stewart, Hannah (2016-01-07). "BBC Studios takes shape". Broadcast.
↑ "Mark Linsey is the new Director of BBC Studios". BBC Press Office. 2016-03-22.
↑ Conlan, Tara (2016-05-02). "BBC Studios: a win for talent or an own goal?". The Guardian.

BBC

Services

Management

Rona Fairhead (Chairman of the BBC Trust)
Tony Hall (Director-General of the BBC)

Divisions

Nations and regions

England	East East Midlands London North East and Cumbria North West South South East South West West West Midlands Yorkshire Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Rest of UK	Northern Ireland Scotland Gàidhlig Wales

Commercial subsidiaries

History

Key properties
(full list)

London	Broadcasting House Bush House Television Centre White City Media Village Maida Vale Studios

Birmingham	The Mailbox Drama Village

Cardiff	Broadcasting House Drama Village (Roath Lock) Upper Boat Studios

Manchester	New Broadcasting House MediaCityUK, Salford

Other locations	Broadcasting House, Belfast Broadcasting House, Bristol BBC Elstree Centre Pacific Quay, Glasgow Broadcasting Centre, Newcastle Broadcasting House, Southampton

Finance

Television licence (history)

Projects

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