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Live in Winchester, commute to London. For the last two years have been staying up in town midweek but reverted to commuting so I can remember what the missus looks like.
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Live South and commute. Contracting since 1992. Most gigs lasted 2 years. Currently on best gig - since early 2002 and good till year end
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How about an 'Im from India over here on an ICT' button??Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostI did consider that but decided not to count them. This is CUK after all. I was trying to get a gauge on those who live or work in the UK.
Youd need a much longer graph though.
PZZ
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Umm, where's the option for English but live in Ireland, Commute to London ?
Would that be East/West instead of North/South ?
Best gig I ever had was 18 months in the south of Spain working at two locations, one in Gibraltar and one in Marbella, living in digs halfway between and not in touristville.
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I live North (Yorkshire) and am currently working 300 ish miles South so not entirely commutable
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For most of my years as a contractor I refused to work outside a commutable distance, or had field role with a home base.
I got lucky on a 1 monther that ended up at 3 years which had 3 sites under a mile from home when my kids were small.
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Well, I think you should buy one of these and drive it to work every day.Originally posted by Francko View PostI work in the very North and I live in the deep South.
What option can I choose?
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I work in the very North and I live in the deep South.
What option can I choose?
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I err, I get mine on mail order.Originally posted by Zippy View PostOutside WH Smith flogging the Big Issue. Come on cough up you tight barstewards.
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NW, 14yrs contracting, 18mths away from home, currently 30 mins commute, best ever rate after 5 months of tumbleweed, go figure...
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The Thames, knowing some of this lotOriginally posted by Nexxy View PostWhere is the north / south divide - Watford Gap?
I live in the East Midlands and currently gig in East Anglia. Does a difference of about -0.46° latitude count as travelling from "The North" to "The South"?
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Outside WH Smith flogging the Big Issue. Come on cough up you tight barstewards.
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