23 April - The first FA Amateur Cup Final staged at Wembley is also the first to be televised. The whole match is shown on the BBC, Bromley beating Romford 1-0.[1][2]
May
No events.
June
No events.
July
July –
BBC Television revives the regular televised weather forecast.[3]
July 11–14 – The first film made specifically for British television, A Dinner Date With Death, is shot at
Marylebone Studios in London,[4] featuring
Roy Plomley. It is broadcast in 1950.
23 April - The first FA Amateur Cup Final staged at Wembley is also the first to be televised. The whole match is shown on the BBC, Bromley beating Romford 1-0.[1][2]
May
No events.
June
No events.
July
July –
BBC Television revives the regular televised weather forecast.[3]
July 11–14 – The first film made specifically for British television, A Dinner Date With Death, is shot at
Marylebone Studios in London,[4] featuring
Roy Plomley. It is broadcast in 1950.