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It's only the 1800 programme that's being split, so it's not a full service.
I imagine that like the two Tyne Tees 1800 programmes, they will share many/most packages, just presented in a different order and with a different emphasis.
Obviously the new studio/set is going to be a key investment, but apart from seperate presenter(s) for the east programme and studio crew, I don't suppose it will require many more people or resources.
It's a bit like those local papers with mutliple editions where the front page varies but most of the inside pages are identical.
Work of Artifice posted:
But Calendar East will be a case of turning what is currently only a "part-time" sub-region into a full service - the complete opposite of "downsizing" (so, quite un-ITV plc). Presumably the Kingston-upon-Hull newgathering centre is not a big operation at present, but will have to become so, for the change to a stand-alone programme/service???
It's only the 1800 programme that's being split, so it's not a full service.
I imagine that like the two Tyne Tees 1800 programmes, they will share many/most packages, just presented in a different order and with a different emphasis.
Obviously the new studio/set is going to be a key investment, but apart from seperate presenter(s) for the east programme and studio crew, I don't suppose it will require many more people or resources.
It's a bit like those local papers with mutliple editions where the front page varies but most of the inside pages are identical.
