Broadcasting
The BBC has a long history at Bangor, dating back to radio's heyday in the 1930s and the later birth of television. During World War Two, it was central to morale-boosting at home and abroad as the BBC light entertainment department was uprooted to Bangor.
As bombs drop on London, Bangor rallies to entertain the nation. |
The locals of NW Wales prove their talents over the airwaves. |
Bangor-born Angus McDermid travelled the world bringing the news to viewers back home. |
Bangor boy Harry Parry entertains the nation with his Radio Rhythm Sextet. |
Find out about the first wireless transmission across the world. |
Raised in Bangor: 'The best director general the BBC never had.' |
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