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If you've been past there recently then you'll have noticed that Media City is taking shape nicelyCoffee's for closers -
might be worthwhile staying over a couple of nights a week so you only make the journey once each dayOriginally posted by premiere View PostHello,
Has anyone here contracted at the BBC? Any tips on nearby parking/cost etc as I understand contractors are not allowed to park on site.
I have a possible opportunity there and have 2 choices if it comes off....
1. Drive up M3/A316 into Sheperds Bush etc (not a bad journey but parking might be a mare)
2. Train into Waterloo/Northern Line/Central Line - Door to door 2.5 hours with waiting at stations.
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travel down monday morning, stay monday night
travel home tuesday night, stay at home tuesday night
travel wednesday morning stay wednesday night
etc...
If you can be flexible on the working hours then start later the days you need to travel in the morningsCoffee's for closersComment
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WHSOriginally posted by Spacecadet View PostIf you've been past there recently then you'll have noticed that Media City is taking shape nicelyI'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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Mad choice. Interesting and crazy, but mad...!Originally posted by pmeswani View PostFrom Waterloo station, you should take the Waterloo and City line to Bank and go to Shepherds Bush from there, or consider going to Euston (From Waterloo) and getting the mainline train to Shepherds Bush.
Might save you a few minutes.
Get off your train early at Clapham Junction and take a train to Shepherds Bush (rail station). 12 minutes. Job done.Cats are evil.Comment
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I didn't say the Waterloo & City line was the best choice.... but was an alternative to the Misery line... but I must admit, your option is far better.Originally posted by swamp View PostMad choice. Interesting and crazy, but mad...!
Get off your train early at Clapham Junction and take a train to Shepherds Bush (rail station). 12 minutes. Job done.If your company is the best place to work in, for a mere £500 p/d, you can advertise here.Comment
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I'm norvern ! And salivating at the thought of a cushy localish BBC contract.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThey have been talking about moving large swathes up to Salford quays for yonks.
In which case I will have a spare room for rent for youse guys

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If you'll be based at White City, I suggest you find a quiet road to park in Greenford or Ruislip (or pay for all day station parking) and then get the central line to White City.Originally posted by premiere View PostHello,
Has anyone here contracted at the BBC? Any tips on nearby parking/cost etc as I understand contractors are not allowed to park on site.
I have a possible opportunity there and have 2 choices if it comes off....
1. Drive up M3/A316 into Sheperds Bush etc (not a bad journey but parking might be a mare)
2. Train into Waterloo/Northern Line/Central Line - Door to door 2.5 hours with waiting at stations.
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Does the BBC still have TV studios?Originally posted by Andy2 View PostJust pitch a tent in one of the studios. They will think you are part of TV programme.My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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