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lack of suitable/available location in london is the most likely reason for their lack of screen, and probably siting screens elsewhere is a higher priority - as its a nod towards the corporations "out of london" strategy.
One pops up in Trafalgar Square fairly often
tvmercia posted:
lack of suitable/available location in london is the most likely reason for their lack of screen, and probably siting screens elsewhere is a higher priority - as its a nod towards the corporations "out of london" strategy.
One pops up in Trafalgar Square fairly often
TV
lack of suitable/available location in london is the most likely reason for their lack of screen, and probably siting screens elsewhere is a higher priority - as its a nod towards the corporations "out of london" strategy.
One pops up in Trafalgar Square fairly often
you don't need planning permission for a temporary screen, you do for permanent.
tvmercia
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Inspector Sands posted:
tvmercia posted:
lack of suitable/available location in london is the most likely reason for their lack of screen, and probably siting screens elsewhere is a higher priority - as its a nod towards the corporations "out of london" strategy.
One pops up in Trafalgar Square fairly often
you don't need planning permission for a temporary screen, you do for permanent.
MO
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
Matrix posted:
Moz posted:
Wrexham's getting one.
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
BR
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
Not heard anything of this lately - they had a temporary one for Live8, which they made a big deal of being the only one in Wales - then Cardiff decided to put one up!
Wrexham's also supposed to be getting a Children in Need concert again this year.
Moz posted:
Matrix posted:
Moz posted:
Wrexham's getting one.
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
Not heard anything of this lately - they had a temporary one for Live8, which they made a big deal of being the only one in Wales - then Cardiff decided to put one up!
Wrexham's also supposed to be getting a Children in Need concert again this year.
MA
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
Not heard anything of this lately - they had a temporary one for Live8, which they made a big deal of being the only one in Wales - then Cardiff decided to put one up!
Wrexham's also supposed to be getting a Children in Need concert again this year.
Ahh, Children In Need concerts, Many a happy hour I've spent looking for my wallet...
Quite surprised to be honest that Wrecsam's getting one. One by Greenlands would be good.
Brekkie Boy posted:
Moz posted:
Matrix posted:
Moz posted:
Wrexham's getting one.
Never?
Although it would be nice. When was this announced Moz?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4587649.stm
And there was something on the Wrexham CBC website saying planning permission *had* been granted.
Not heard anything of this lately - they had a temporary one for Live8, which they made a big deal of being the only one in Wales - then Cardiff decided to put one up!
Wrexham's also supposed to be getting a Children in Need concert again this year.
Ahh, Children In Need concerts, Many a happy hour I've spent looking for my wallet...
Quite surprised to be honest that Wrecsam's getting one. One by Greenlands would be good.
NW
Manchester's one can be fairly well watched at certain times of the day (e.g. lunchtime)
The one in Manchester is rarely quiet its located by the Triangle and back of Selfridges, with lots of people sitting on the wall thing, usual visitors being moshers.
Neil Green posted:
Jonathan posted:
I hate the big screens. They are really ugly and dominating. Nobody (in my city) actually watches them, except the tramps on early mornings.
Manchester's one can be fairly well watched at certain times of the day (e.g. lunchtime)
The one in Manchester is rarely quiet its located by the Triangle and back of Selfridges, with lots of people sitting on the wall thing, usual visitors being moshers.
MN
The one in Manchester is rarely quiet its located by the Triangle and back of Selfridges, with lots of people sitting on the wall thing, usual visitors being moshers.
To be honest it's not always moshers any more - the 'mosher' thing is only usually on a saturday - it tends to take all sorts - like one afternoon at 5:35 me and about 100 other people (buisness people, shop workers, kids, adults...) were just sat on the walls watching neighbours.
Its quite good fun watching TV on a big screen with an audience - for example when Isabelle was acting horrid you could here people mumbling that she was a b-tch et al
nwtv2003 posted:
The one in Manchester is rarely quiet its located by the Triangle and back of Selfridges, with lots of people sitting on the wall thing, usual visitors being moshers.
To be honest it's not always moshers any more - the 'mosher' thing is only usually on a saturday - it tends to take all sorts - like one afternoon at 5:35 me and about 100 other people (buisness people, shop workers, kids, adults...) were just sat on the walls watching neighbours.
Its quite good fun watching TV on a big screen with an audience - for example when Isabelle was acting horrid you could here people mumbling that she was a b-tch et al