Broadcasting Act: The 1990 Broadcasting Act established a Gaelic Television Fund with monies granted "in such manner as...will secure that a wide range of television programmes in Gaelic are broadcast for reception in Scotland." The administration of the Fund was made the responsibility of the specially created Comataidh Telebhisean Gaidhlig (CTG).

ú350,000 boost to BBC's Stornoway studios announced, courtesy of Iomairt nan Eilean Siar (Western Isles Enterprise).

Radio nan Gaidheal provides football coverage of Scotland matches in European Football Championships with Ball-coise Eadar-naiseanta.

Upgraded BBC Radio nan Gaidheal studios opened in Stornoway.

Phased development of dedicated Radio nan Gaidheal wavelength begins. Starting with separate frequency, 103.5-105 FM, in the Western Highlands and Islands and the Moray Firth. Radio nan Gaidheal continues to broadcast to the rest of Scotland on 810 MW.

BBC Scotland participates in CTG fund.

First Scottish programme about European affairs: Eòrpa.

Dè a-nis? begins.

Tele nan Gaidheal begins.

Ran Dan begins.