BBC Breakfast at Swanwick
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BBC Breakfast at Swanwick
Good to hear the BBC are taking Declan to Swanwick for his financial reports and a chat to Mr Baron.....loved the comment from "someone" on NATSNET asking if there will be a fight staged in the background like Granstand did for an April Fools joke years ago....and are the teletubbies going to be on display!!!!
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Strange how NATS co-operate with the BBC when in the past the BBC have refused to co-operate with NATS eg 'The Day Britain Stopped'- they refused to give NATS a preview in spite of its high ATC content.
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We all had a chuckle. There were about six buckets carefully positioned to collect rainwater from the leaking roof, and of course the large broken glass roof panel doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
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I noticed as I was walking to the canteen and Decky & co. were coming down the stairs, the buckets had been taken away. When I was returning, the buckets had been put back.
I wonder how many resources went into strategic bucket positioning in order to prevent the BBC from spotting them?
I wonder how many resources went into strategic bucket positioning in order to prevent the BBC from spotting them?
An acute shortage of correctly qualified staff?
Difficulty in maintaining a training/validation rate that will cover natural wastage let alone growth in traffic levels?
Over reliance on an overtime agreement that finishes in a few years?
Too many layers of management?
A cynical mind could see the holes in the roof as a metaphor for the problems NATS does face, maybe it's time to stop using buckets and start fixing the problems properly.
Difficulty in maintaining a training/validation rate that will cover natural wastage let alone growth in traffic levels?
Over reliance on an overtime agreement that finishes in a few years?
Too many layers of management?
A cynical mind could see the holes in the roof as a metaphor for the problems NATS does face, maybe it's time to stop using buckets and start fixing the problems properly.
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