JOB cuts are on the cards at award winning Plymouth television company TwoFour.
ITV, which owns the Estoverbased business, has confirmed that staff are under a formal consultation, but has stressed it remains committed to retaining the Plymouth operation.
It is not known how many roles are affected. TwoFour's website lists 28 staff members, from chief executive Tim Carter to production executives and various department heads.
The company, which also has offices in London and Los Angeles, makes a number of shows for various broadcasters, including the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, and Apple TV+, in addition to ITV. Among famous shows it works on are The Hotel Inspector, I Kissed a Boy, The Reluctant Traveller and Big Zuu's 12 Dishes in 12 Hours.
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