Brownfield development: Is it good for Norfolk cities?
Pressure is mounting on housebuilders to make better use of so-called “brownfield sites”. But is this type of development actually good for our…
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Pressure is mounting on housebuilders to make better use of so-called “brownfield sites”. But is this type of development actually good for our…
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Some mythology here. i mean, most users will use a mix of services, so the notion that an additional service suddenly has an immediate detrimental impact on a competitor i don't think holds true. but the other key point is it's about the licence fee we have. we have a contract with our licence fee payers across the uk to provide them with local services that feel relevant to them. that was the bbc�*s director of nations, rhodri toffin davies. henry fore walker, chief executive of news quest, is with us. and presumably i need to get you to correct me, henry, because in a moment of madness, i ...
Long—established. i mean, peterborough is a very distinctive area that was was underserved and underserved. so, could that be just because they're connected to these other providers who are providing a good news service in those areas, which is why the bbc is less connected ? well, again, there's some mythology here. i mean, most users will use a mix of services, so the notion that an additional service suddenly has an immediate detrimental impact on a competitor i don't think holds true. but the other key point is it's about the licence fee we have. we have a contract with our licence fee p...
There felt the bbc had a weaker connection with them than in other cities where we've been long—established. i mean, peterborough is a very distinctive area that was was underserved and underserved. so, could that be just because they're connected to these other providers who are providing a good news service in those areas, which is why the bbc is less connected? well, again, there's some mythology here. i mean, most users will use a mix of services, so the notion that an additional service suddenly has an immediate detrimental impact on a competitor i don't think holds true. but the other ...