You have high expectations of the BBC - you trust it to make brilliant programmes; to maintain the highest standards of distinctive, independent broadcasting; to offer everyone something they will love; and to do things that others can’t or won’t attempt.

At the BBC Trust it’s our responsibility to get the best out of the BBC for licence fee payers. One of the ways we do this is by carrying out an in-depth review of each of the BBC’s services at least once every five years. This time we are looking at BBC Television.  We’re focussing on BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four.  We’ve already reviewed BBC Three as part of our work on the BBC’s services for younger audiences, and CBBC and CBeebies when we looked at services for children.  We’ll be looking at the BBC News Channel and BBC Parliament in the future.

As part of our review, we’re asking people what they think about BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four. What do you like, what do you dislike and what should the BBC do to make these television channels better for you?

We want to hear from you.  To give us your views click here. 

The closing date is 18 December 2009. 

We're also running a consultation on the BBC Red Button, you can take part in that by clicking here.

If you would prefer to respond by email or post, please download our consultation document for individuals (below) and return it to us at the address below.

Organisations

Our online survey is designed for the general public. If you are an organisation, please download our consultation document for organisations (below) and return it to the address below.

BBC Trust (Television Review), 180 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5QZ or trust.consultations@bbc.co.uk