The Quay Street Years
After 57 years we will soon be moving to our new state of the art building in Salford Quays. On our last week we look back at almost six decades of Granada TV.
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The Quay Street Years
Catch up with our special features on 57 years of Granada Reports at Quay Street.
Read the full storyThe faces behind Granada Sport over the Quay St years
This evening sees Granada Report's final sports round-up to come from Studio 2, so we thought we'd look back at some of the broadcasting legends who've worked here over the last 40 years.
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The Quay Street Years: Through the archives
Matthew Kelly remembers the "good old days" at Granada Studios
As Granada Reports prepares to move to Media City, Matthew Kelly shares his memories of working at Granada's iconic Quay Street Studios with Caroline Whitmore:-
Granada Television's 57 years at Quay Street
Ken Dodd interviews the Beatles at Granada
As we prepare to say goodbye to our beloved Quay Street we've been taking a look back at some of the highlights here.
This Friday we will broadcast our final Granada Reports from the site, but fear not we'll be back on Monday from our brand new studio at Media City Salford.
A number of big names started out at Granada, Ken Dodd shared one of his favourite memories from when he interviews four 'lively' lads from Liverpool.
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Tomlinson: 'Granada's been kind to me'
This Friday will be the last time we transmit Granada Reports from Granada Television on Quay Street.
Fear not though we are off to pastures new and our new home over at Media City in Salford.
To mark the occasion we've been speaking to those who started out here. Ricky Tomlinson spoke to us about how Liz Dawn (Vera Duckworth) bought him a drink when he was acting as an extra and why he and Bill Tarmey got booted out of a role:
Richard and Judy return to Granada Reports
by Sarah RogersAfter 57 years we will soon be moving to our new state of the art building Orange Tower in Salford Quays.
So on this, our final week at Quay street we've decided to mark almost six decades of iconic television.
First up, Richard and Judy on presenting Granada Report and falling in love. Stay tuned for more interviews and features from entertainment correspondent Caroline Whitmore.