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In the nineties I did work experience at what was Radio Clwyd in Mold, about eighteen months before they moved to Wrexham, and it was probably the most primitive outpost of the Beeb imaginable. Here's what it looks like now...
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/images/buildings/wa/000/000368-120941-800.jpg
The one TV reporter had a kind of pit in the basement and there was a roller blind on one wall which they could pull down to reveal a backdrop with a "BBC Mold" logo on it. If they could broadcast from that building, they could broadcast from anywhere.
Not all do, no, but many have either a full camera set up or a feed point into which a crew camera which can be rigged given enough notice.
In the nineties I did work experience at what was Radio Clwyd in Mold, about eighteen months before they moved to Wrexham, and it was probably the most primitive outpost of the Beeb imaginable. Here's what it looks like now...
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/images/buildings/wa/000/000368-120941-800.jpg
The one TV reporter had a kind of pit in the basement and there was a roller blind on one wall which they could pull down to reveal a backdrop with a "BBC Mold" logo on it. If they could broadcast from that building, they could broadcast from anywhere.