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The TV Festival is a well-known event in the television industry, bringing together some of the biggest names in TV. For nearly fifty years, it has taken place in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has featured famous guests like Graham Norton, Michael Sheen, and Tina Fey. The festival is famous for its lively debates, keynote speeches, and masterclasses, where people working in TV can learn, share ideas, and discuss the future of the industry.

However, the festival is about to make a big change. Starting next year, the TV Festival will move from Edinburgh to Manchester. The organizers explained that they made this decision because it has become more difficult for people to attend the festival in Edinburgh. They mentioned that costs have gone up, and it is not as easy for everyone to get there. They also want to make the festival more sustainable and affordable for everyone. The new location will be in St John's, Manchester's newest creative district, and the festival will be held there in 2027, although the exact dates are still to be decided.

The people in charge of the festival believe that Manchester is the right place for the event because it is more affordable and accessible. They said that moving to Manchester will help lower the costs for people who want to attend, making it possible for more people to join. The organizers also praised Manchester's creative energy and its growing role in the UK's television industry. Even though they are sad to leave Edinburgh, they are excited about the opportunities in Manchester. Edinburgh's council leader said she was disappointed by the move but proud of the city's history with the festival. She added that Edinburgh will always be a city that welcomes creativity and supports the arts. The last TV Festival in Edinburgh will take place in August before the event moves to Manchester.