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High Living – Scottish Television 1969/1970

Launched alongside Yorkshire’s Castle Haven in 1969, High Living was pretty much a Scottish version of the Yorkshire soap. Set in a block of flats, in Glasgow, it dealt with the residents who were – according to the STV press release – “closer to the clouds” whatever that means. While Castle Heaven was the standard 25 minutes long High Living was produced for a 15 minute slot. 200 episodes of the soap were produced before it was brought to the ground

http://www.atvtoday.co.uk/forgotten-regional-soaps-3904/

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