Legendary TV channel AXED after 40 years on screen
ITV has promised brand new shows as well as bringing back classical episodes of nostalgic series' such as Bob the Builder, and Mr Bean.
The broadcaster's managing director said: “We’re really excited to launch this dedicated destination for kids on ITVX, which will be home to a wealth of content including new series, recognisable brands and existing favourites for a range of ages, all in one child-safe area, with editorial curation to guide viewing."
Craig Morris added: "The wealth of content will be available to stream for free, with the option for parents to choose ad free viewing, through a subscription to ITVX Premium.”Gary Terzza and Debbie Shore pictured in 1987
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