Stockport Cineworld, formerly UGC, formerly Virgin: from allocine || Google Listings also lists some closeby cinemas || Cineworld only from Timeout also from BritInfo || Manchester Corner House

UK tv and radio: 5 tv channels today from tveasy || Manchester Channel M (free to air).
from Bleb: 5 tv ch- today- brief || 5 detailed tv ch-today || also BBC tv 1,2, BBC Radio 3,4,7: today (brief) || Tomorrow (detail)

My Music and on-line audio and radio links are now on their own page.| Star Trek, Babylon 5 and SF links

I have on this site a very large (83k) listing of radio and tv shows by Tony Hancock.
Some of my favourite UK radio programs are dealt with very well on Steve Arnolds excellent British Comedy web site. Also see Epguides Radio List and also The Global British Comedy Collabrative with episode guides in PDF and DOC format.
Radio episode lists for: Dad's Army || Yes Minister || Take It From Here || The Navy Lark
It Sticks Out Half a Mile || All Gas & Gaiters.

The BBC Radio 4 UK Theme was discontinued in April 2006.

An excellent resource for old UK radio program lists is Radio Listings (use index letters at bottom of page) or slightly less complete, Otterplus Radio db- enter a series or episode name or part name in the search box. For listings of US old time radio shows, OTRSite.com cannot be bettered.

A superb radio comedy web site is an unofficial Just a Minute homage, with episode guide and transcripts. As it is a bandwidth throttled gnocity site, try also an older version on the web archive

A lot of classic British radio comedy is streamed on the internet by BBC Radio 7, who also produce an informative weekly newsletter.

For a British slant on radio drama programs (but no audio), Diversity

I am fond of I Love Lucy which has not been shown in the UK for some time, and the radio program which came before it, My Favorite Husband.

Encyclopaedia of Television is US based but covers UK TV shows as well- indexes articles on shows and actors.
Keep track of new tv programs on DVD at TV Shows on DVD.com. A rich resource of info on classical US cartoons is at Gold Age Cartoons.com