Save Kids’ TV has made representations to the BBC Trust in relation to the BBC’s Strategy Review, which envisages additional funding for Children’s programmes. However we feel the proposed £10m extra from a potential budget of £600m is just not enough! Download our letter to the Chairman of the BBC Trust.
THE CHILDREN’S MEDIA CONFERENCE
June 30th - July 2nd 2010
Location: Showroom Cinemas Sheffield
The Children’s Media Conference is the successor to Showcomotion, the event which gave birth to the Save Kids’ TV Campaign in 2006. As always the Conference will be a focus for debate around the future of children’s media, and the theme this year is “New decade, new challenges. How can children’s media make a positive impact on UK kids’ lives?” The organisers are keeping a close eye on the outcome of the General Election as they plan to quiz the incoming broadcasting minster on their plans for kids’ content and its funding.
THE CITIZENS COALITION FOR PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING 
CCPSB launched its campaign to defend public service media in March 2010. The campaign aims to halt the decline in public service content and programming by raising awareness among MPs, Prospective Parliamentary Candidates and other decision makers about the decline in original content for a range of groups in society – including children – and the threat this poses to civil society.
The crisis in Children’s provision was once called “the canary in the coalmine” for the decline of all commercial public service broadcasting in this country. CCPSB has recognised this and is now broadening the campaign to stem the tide.
Save Kids’ TV urges all of its members to find out how they can get involved by visiting the CCPSB website
RUSSELL T DAVIES AT BAFTA
March 17th 2009
Location: BAFTA, 195 Piccadilly, London W1
Executive Producer and writer of the revived Dr Who brand, its various spin-offs, and a range of other successful productions, Russell Davies talked about his origins in children’s programmes, his thoughts about the audience and his hopes and fears for kids’ output in the future – including his view on the BBC’s move to Salford.
Save Kids’ TV Video
A compilation of some of the amazing programmes which made British Kids TV the best in the world. Will we see any more like these in the future ? With thanks to the many programme makers who have supported the campaign. The petition to Downing Street promoted in the video is now closed.
The Advertising Ban
Save Kids’ TV members produced this video for the Showcomotion Conference 2007 in response to the Ofcom ban on food advertising to children…
