Actually, it's only people who work in Childrens' TV, Radio Five Live and some parts of FM&T, who are going up to MediaCityUK.
I've put my name down as an interested party, but it's no guarantee.
Fortunately, around half the people who were meant to move decided not to. Despite all the familiarisation visits to let these poor Southern dears realise that life in Manchester is not all whippets and Northern Ale. One of the questions asked was whether Manchester had broadband, while another report noted that people were "surprised that Manchester was smaller than London"...
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Date: 2009-10-15 08:37 pm (UTC)I've put my name down as an interested party, but it's no guarantee.
Fortunately, around half the people who were meant to move decided not to. Despite all the familiarisation visits to let these poor Southern dears realise that life in Manchester is not all whippets and Northern Ale. One of the questions asked was whether Manchester had broadband, while another report noted that people were "surprised that Manchester was smaller than London"...