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...th her partner of 5 1/2 years, another ex-YSTVer [[Chris Kwouk]] who was [[Station Director]] 1994-5.

...e station. On 7th January 2008 he celebrated ten years presenting for the station.

Graham Quince was a YSTV member between 1994 and 1997, becoming [[Station Director]] in his final year.

Debbie Rule was at YSTV between 1996 and 1999, becoming [[Station Director]] in her final year. She opened the [[YUSU Election Nights|electi

...he plug on that year's event, which triggered a near-revolt amongst member stations who saw it as LSUTV's duty to run the event as planned. Around this point ...ne night. It consisted of some new "team talks" on day one, where various stations would get together and discuss how they work. The awards dinner was on th

[[File:Chris Wall - Station Director.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Summer 2012]] In the Summer term of 2012, May the 16th, Chris was elected [[Station Director]] of YSTV. During this time he was probably most famous for the [[

...appreciated his help so much they considered him an honorary member of the station. At the [[FLOPPYs]] 2019, he received the ''Stolen Member Award''.

...[Promotions|Promos]] subsequently, and so have a good survival rate in the station's archive. These later became the stations's [[Best Broadcaster]] entries for the [[NaSTA]] awards, resulting in them

...e part of YSTV's output, even making appearances in compilation VTs of the station's activities and the original [[STV VT]]. ...loss off YSTV's continued screening of the programme. Around this time the station began receiving some criticism for its over reliance on the animated family

...s were biased away from the live output programme format so beloved by the station at the time.

...ial, copy it to digital media and preserve it for the future, both for the station and the individuals concerned. If you have any material that you can contri ...to the following members who have made their collections available to the station:

...r of his electronics degree course he continued to be involved with the TV station until he moved down to London in the autumn of 2001. ...sts of [[Web Designer|web master]] and [[treasurer]]. He also stood for [[Station Director]] in the spring of 2000 along side [[Jenny Gordon]] and [[Peter Bo

Neil joined the station in 2006. In 2007 he successfully stood (with [[Michael Stannard]]) for [[Sc

...to avoid confusion with several other stations in NaSTA, who used the term Station Manager to mean the head of the organisation rather than the deputy. ...ecame Deputy Station Director, responsible for the internal running of the Station.

...tland. Through GUST (Glasgow Uni Student TV), he commissioned each of the stations to produce a short programme. Each had to submit several programme ideas a ...ophones and a DV deck to export to for the project which was edited on the station's own Mac. The total cost was £650.

Although graduating in 2003 he returned to the station as an active member for a few months in 2004, in a period in between jobs.

...gely impactful decision, especially in terms of exponentially increase the station's visual quality. In the following years, YSTV gained access to even more C ...r renamed to the ''Edwin Barnes Memorial C100'', in honour of the former [[Station Director]].

...hat completely derailed the [[AGM]] 2019 and proposed major changes to the station's constitution and policy. ...Stephanie had been talking about the possibility of running jointly for [[Station Director]], they had looked through the constitution, only to discover that

...out of one the monitor" before he'd finished the sentence the power to the station was off.

...place in [[Lancaster]], and was therefore mostly organised by Lancaster's station [[LA1tv]]. YSTV - under leadership of [[Katherine Bell]] and [[Edwin Barnes ...many technical problems, as is to be expected from Roses. However, the two stations - and with help from [[ForgeTV]] - were able to broadcast several livestre