1987 also saw the companies beginning to move into night-time broadcasting. This began with individual efforts by individual companies, primarily the 'Big Five' (Thames Television, LWT, Central Independent Television, Granada Television and Yorkshire Television), before collaborative efforts resulted in the whole network operating 24 hours a day by the autumn of 1988. Notable efforts included Granada Television's "Night Time" (which also went out to Tyne Tees Television, TSW, Border Television, Grampian Television and Ulster Television), LWT's "Night Network" (which also went out to Anglia Television), TVS' "Late Night Late" (which also went out to Channel Television) and HTV's "Night Club"; later efforts included "ITV Night Time" from Thames Television and LWT (which also went out to TVS, HTV, Anglia Television and Channel Television) and "Night Shift" from Yorkshire Television and Tyne Tees Television.