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Could be HMRC / Aspire, I know Capgemini run chunk of Aspire out of their office in Aston.
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Also, if it's anything to do with Capita, I'd rather shove razorwire up my arse.Originally posted by The Wikir Man View PostThat would be local rather than central government.
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That would be local rather than central government.Originally posted by lovelybrownelbows View Postit will probably be Service Birmingham, a joint venture between Capita & Birmingham City Council.
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it will probably be Service Birmingham, a joint venture between Capita & Birmingham City Council.
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Go to the interview for me?Originally posted by The Wikir Man View PostFor you, MP, anything.
I still can't work out who you are BTW.
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For you, MP, anything.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostThanks for doing that for me!
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Well, here's what Google suggests:
Central Government Office: HM Revenue & Customs
Telephone: 0845-302 1437
Address: City Centre House/30 Union St, Birmingham, B2 4AD
Central Government Office: Probation Service
Telephone: 0121-248 2828
Address: Residential Services Only/11-15 Lower Essex St, Birmingham, B5 6SN
Central Government Office: Assisted Prison Visits Unit
Telephone: 0845-300 1423
Address: PO Box 2152, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 1SD
Central Government Office: Highways Agency
Telephone: 0845-750 4030
Address: 3 Ridgeway/Quinton Business Pk, Quinton, Birmingham, B32 1AF
Central Government Office: HM Revenue & Customs
Telephone: 0845-366 7815
Address: Pattison House/Midland Rd, Walsall, WS1 3TX
Central Government Office: National Probation Service
Telephone: 01902 576000
Address: Union St, Wolverhampton, WV1 3JS
Central Government Office: HM Revenue & Customs
Telephone: 0845-366 7815
Address: Crown House/Birch St, Wolverhampton, WV1 4JX
Central Government Office: HM Revenue & Customs
Telephone: 0845-302 1482
Address: Threadneedle House/Alcester St, Redditch, B98 8AS
There may well, of course, be more.
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BHam, Central Govt?
Anyone have a clue as to who the client could be, all I know is - central government, Birmingham....Tags: None
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