Trust's service review of BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four
08 November 2010
The Trust has published its service reviews of BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four.
Our review, launched in September 2009, had two broad aims: firstly to assess how well BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four are performing against the commitments set out in their service licences, and secondly to consider the stations' future direction and determine whether any changes to the licences are required.
We developed our findings using a range of methods, including a public consultation in autumn 2009 which received around 9,000 responses from licence fee payers. Our review has found that the BBC's television channels are performing well in many respects but we are challenging BBC management to provide a more distinctive offering to audiences.
Full report
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - final report, PDF (460KB)
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - final report, text only (126KB)
- Adolygu gwasanaeth BBC One, BBC Two a BBC Four - Adroddiad terfynol, PDF (487KB)
- Adolygu gwasanaeth BBC One, BBC Two a BBC Four - Adroddiad terfynol, testun yn unig (173KB)
Summary report
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - summary report, PDF (115KB)
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - summary report, text only (3KB)
Interim findings of 05 July 2010
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - interim findings, PDF (153KB)
- BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four - interim findings, text only (35.6KB)
Supporting evidence
Please see the supporting evidence page relating to the review.
