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Calendar getting in the mood again this year...
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- Media Monkey
The quote doesn't make sense, but I always thought BBC Hull were quite good at recycling. Ho ho.
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Clean up your act
Jeremy Paxman's recent eco-blast against the BBC has won backing from a colleague in the corporation's in-house rag, Ariel. "I'm a cleaner at the BBC in Hull and although most of the people here do recycle paper, there are a few who don't, which means I have to remove it from the recycle bin," the Ariel correspondent writes. He signs off "domestic engineer, BBC Hull" - that's presumably neo-Birtspeak for cleaner.
Jeremy Paxman's recent eco-blast against the BBC has won backing from a colleague in the corporation's in-house rag, Ariel. "I'm a cleaner at the BBC in Hull and although most of the people here do recycle paper, there are a few who don't, which means I have to remove it from the recycle bin," the Ariel correspondent writes. He signs off "domestic engineer, BBC Hull" - that's presumably neo-Birtspeak for cleaner.
The quote doesn't make sense, but I always thought BBC Hull were quite good at recycling. Ho ho.
SP
- Media Monkey
The quote doesn't make sense, but I always thought BBC Hull were quite good at recycling. Ho ho.
Composting too.
mullet posted:
Quote:
Clean up your act
Jeremy Paxman's recent eco-blast against the BBC has won backing from a colleague in the corporation's in-house rag, Ariel. "I'm a cleaner at the BBC in Hull and although most of the people here do recycle paper, there are a few who don't, which means I have to remove it from the recycle bin," the Ariel correspondent writes. He signs off "domestic engineer, BBC Hull" - that's presumably neo-Birtspeak for cleaner.
Jeremy Paxman's recent eco-blast against the BBC has won backing from a colleague in the corporation's in-house rag, Ariel. "I'm a cleaner at the BBC in Hull and although most of the people here do recycle paper, there are a few who don't, which means I have to remove it from the recycle bin," the Ariel correspondent writes. He signs off "domestic engineer, BBC Hull" - that's presumably neo-Birtspeak for cleaner.
The quote doesn't make sense, but I always thought BBC Hull were quite good at recycling. Ho ho.
Composting too.
TR
He also states in the letter that "the bin isn't big enough for a building of this size" which sums up the problem perfectly. They don't need a £24 million edifice to pump out the rubbish they do. Unless they need it to house the blue rinses favourites' ego 
. Maybe thats why the revolving door has been broken for so long.
Close the place down and spend the money on proper programming
. Maybe thats why the revolving door has been broken for so long.
Close the place down and spend the money on proper programming
BS
£24million?
I didn't realise just how expensive the building was! Is it an "exclusively BBC" building, or is it a multi-purpose building that the BBC only use a bit of (like the Mailbox in Brum, the Forum in Norwich, etc).
If "multi-purpose", did the BBC themselves actually pay for its erection (no innuendo intended)? Or was it "being built anyway", e.g. by a developer etc (again, like the Mailbox)?
If the former, then what a bloody waste of Licence Fee money!
One thing that would possibly improve a service that's *supposed to* also be Linconshire and North Norfolk would maybe be to have it based more centrally (e.g. Lincoln). But, they've backed themselves into a corner now. - i.e. they couldn't very well move out of a building that's only a few short years old, and cost a small fortune to build. The whole BBC Hull situation is rather a sorry mess.
TROGGLES posted:
They don't need a £24 million edifice to pump out the rubbish they do. Unless they need it to house the blue rinses favourites' ego . Maybe thats why the revolving door has been broken for so long.
Close the place down and spend the money on proper programming
. Maybe thats why the revolving door has been broken for so long.
Close the place down and spend the money on proper programming
£24million?
I didn't realise just how expensive the building was! Is it an "exclusively BBC" building, or is it a multi-purpose building that the BBC only use a bit of (like the Mailbox in Brum, the Forum in Norwich, etc).
If "multi-purpose", did the BBC themselves actually pay for its erection (no innuendo intended)? Or was it "being built anyway", e.g. by a developer etc (again, like the Mailbox)?
If the former, then what a bloody waste of Licence Fee money!
One thing that would possibly improve a service that's *supposed to* also be Linconshire and North Norfolk would maybe be to have it based more centrally (e.g. Lincoln). But, they've backed themselves into a corner now. - i.e. they couldn't very well move out of a building that's only a few short years old, and cost a small fortune to build. The whole BBC Hull situation is rather a sorry mess.
HR
An item on e-bay that might interest you YTV people out there:
item number 290083655523 is an cloth bound book form YTV dated 1978 in colour dealing with th first ten years - the bidding is up to £41, and I've given up as it is far too expensive with the postage ( it's also amazing that mine was the only bid yesterday and within a few minutes the price rocketed upwards) but you might want to splash out!
item number 290083655523 is an cloth bound book form YTV dated 1978 in colour dealing with th first ten years - the bidding is up to £41, and I've given up as it is far too expensive with the postage ( it's also amazing that mine was the only bid yesterday and within a few minutes the price rocketed upwards) but you might want to splash out!
AN
Andrew
Founding member
Radio 1 are coming live from Bradford's National Media Museum on Saturday for "Radio 1's Big Movie weekend".
Whilst Saturday's programming is probably going to be an OB from the cinema, there's a possibility that maybe the weekend DJs (Reggie Yates, Vernon Kay and Sara Cox) will end up doing their Sunday shows from Radio Leeds's studio?
Whilst Saturday's programming is probably going to be an OB from the cinema, there's a possibility that maybe the weekend DJs (Reggie Yates, Vernon Kay and Sara Cox) will end up doing their Sunday shows from Radio Leeds's studio?