RTS Members are able to make use of the Union Club and may bring guests to the restaurant and bar for breakfast, lunch and dinner bookings.
The Union Club was set up in 1993 by ex-North Sea oil rigger Pete Cross and Chef Carolyn Dawson, and both are (for their sins) still at the helm of the Club today. Opening a private members club had been a long held dream for the duo, and they took the plunge after buying a dilapidated building at 50 Greek Street, Soho.
Get in the mince pies, mull that wine, and dust down your festive glad rags, as impressionist and standup comedian Darren Altman once again returns with another edition of the Royal Television Society's very own Big Telly Quiz. With questions all about TV past, present, and future, don't be a Scrooge. Join Darren and a host of celebrity guests as they test your knowledge of all things telly. Compete yourself or just watch along, either way, 'yule' be thoroughly entertained — and it’s free and fun for the whole family!
COP A Load Of This (#COP26RTS) oozes with the information industry needs to know.
Felly, hoffech wybod beth sydd ei angen i fod yn ohebydd pêl-droed? Sut i ofyn y cwestiwn lladd? Sut i sgwennu stori drosglwyddo fawr? Sut i saethu a golygu eich cyfweliadau? Sut i adeiladu eich cysylltiadau a thorri i mewn i chwaraeon a ddarlledir yn y lle cyntaf? A sut olwg allai fod ar y dirwedd honno mewn pum mlynedd o amser.
Ar Ddydd Iau 3 Mehefin, mae RTS Cymru Wales yn cynnal trafodaeth banel ar-lein o'r enw "Esblygiad y Gohebydd Pêl-Droed".
Hosted once again by Darren Altman, and with questions coming from across all 15 regions and nations, come and join us to test your knowledge of all things telly and be thoroughly entertained. Compete as a team or as an individual, we don’t mind so long as you sign up here – and it’s free!
Still no prizes but get in the mince pies, mull that wine and dust down your festive glad rags as we go across the country with questions thrown out with seasonal aplomb! Join host Darren Altman on the 9th December at 7.30pm for a test of your TV knowledge - whether you're in a team or playing alone we can guarantee a night of good-hearted competition with live chat! What's not to like... Sign up here!
What will the Welsh television landscape look like post-lockdown, and what innovations will the broadcasters need to make to ensure the continuation of high quality programming and services for audiences in Wales?
These and other important questions affecting the sector will be explored in a live webinar “Broadcasting in Wales: Lockdown and Beyond”, organised by RTS Cymru Wales on Monday, 15 June (3pm).
The webinar will feature a panel made up of the heads of the three broadcasting organisations in Wales:
The event will be hosted by popular television presenters, Sean Fletcher and Ruth Wignall.
RTS Cymru Wales is also delighted to announce that Whisper Cymru, the sports and live event production specialist, will be the Title Partner of this year’s awards.
In addition to the long-standing students’ honours, the annual awards have this year been extended five new Industry categories.
Read the nominations announcement in full here.
Insecure Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield) has all the answers when it comes to sex advice, thanks to his therapist mother (Gillian Anderson). So rebel Maeve (Emma Mackey) proposes a school sex-therapy clinic.
