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shut it you slag!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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I find it extraordinary that it costs £11M to run a fairly modestly-sized office building. They really need to get onto uSwitch immediately, and not just wait for David Cameron to force their utility suppliers to get them on a better rate.
And if the £11M (plus £50M one-off investment) quoted in the article is even partially accounted for by staff and operations costs (as opposed to just the cost of running the building as suggested) then moving somewhere smaller isn't going to help: they'll still be doing the same things from a smaller space when they get there.
I'd forgotten what a shockingly-wasteful gravy train the Public Sector really is. The way this building is run appears to be a case in point.Comment
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Oh you know so little and think you know so much. New Scotland Yard is an old building unsuitable for its current purpose with various expensive to maintain additions that other buildings just don't have.Originally posted by Gentile View PostI find it extraordinary that it costs £11M to run a fairly modestly-sized office building. They really need to get onto uSwitch immediately, and not just wait for David Cameron to force their utility suppliers to get them on a better rate.
And if the £11M (plus £50M one-off investment) quoted in the article is even partially accounted for by staff and operations costs (as opposed to just the cost of running the building as suggested) then moving somewhere smaller isn't going to help: they'll still be doing the same things from a smaller space when they get there.
I'd forgotten what a shockingly-wasteful gravy train the Public Sector really is. The way this building is run appears to be a case in point.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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ave they got a dungeon, with electrodes and waterboards and stuffOriginally posted by eek View PostOh you know so little and think you know so much. New Scotland Yard is an old building unsuitable for its current purpose with various expensive to maintain additions that other buildings just don't have.
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Yes and full body scanners as you go in.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postave they got a dungeon, with electrodes and waterboards and stuff
merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Gordon Brown started it, by flogging the Site of Bow Street Magistrate's Court!
Maybe they could refurbish and move back into Great Scotland Yard. The buildings look OK to me, and are probably much nicer inside than a load of 1960s tat.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Do enlighten me please, eek. I've only worked for the Police, and been with them through a building move. But maybe you really do know something I don't that could account for a running cost of nearly £1M per month in a way that wouldn't make the average tax payer spit out their tea in disbelief?Originally posted by eek View PostOh you know so little and think you know so much. New Scotland Yard is an old building unsuitable for its current purpose with various expensive to maintain additions that other buildings just don't have.Comment
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