The BBC plans to move Casualty to Wales by 2016 in order to increase their share of network TV, meaning that Bristol will lose about £10 million of economy. BBC exectutive Jana Bennett has stated it will boost Wales' creative economy, but what about Bristols' creative economy She obviously doesn't care that Bristol will stand to lose a lot if the move goes ahead so lets try and stop it!!!
The BBC is ignoring our economic concerns so we need to put more pressure on Jana Bennett directly. Email your local representative today and demand they push for a public hearing on this relocation. Post this link on Facebook to show how many people depend on the production jobs in our city.
November 21, 2008
The scale of this response proves that the city is not going to let this production leave without a fight. Post this link on your Facebook page right now so we can pressure the network executives to reconsider this move.
Reached 100 supporters
November 21, 2008
6 Comments
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Paul Chopra
17 years ago
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10 million is a lot of money to pull out of the local economy. bbc needs to rethink this. very short sighted.
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Marcus Snyder
17 years ago
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What a joke. They just want to save a few quid and dont care about the people losing work here. Leave it where it is.
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Dave Hall
17 years ago
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BRISTOL NEEDS THIS SHOW!!!! DO NOT TAKE IT AWAY!!!
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Sarah Lowe
17 years ago
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Casualty belongs in Bristol. It is part of the city history. Moving it is just a huge mistake.
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Chloe Nguyen
17 years ago
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keep it in bristol!!!!
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Jenny Castro
17 years ago
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so sad to hear this. the show is linked to the city for so long now. why break what isnt broken
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The BBC plans to move Casualty to Wales by 2016 in order to increase their share of network TV, meaning that Bristol will lose about £10 million of economy. BBC exectutive Jana Bennett has stated it will boost Wales' creative economy, but what about Bristols' creative economy She obviously doesn't care that Bristol will stand to lose a lot if the move goes ahead so lets try and stop it!!!
The BBC is ignoring our economic concerns so we need to put more pressure on Jana Bennett directly. Email your local representative today and demand they push for a public hearing on this relocation. Post this link on Facebook to show how many people depend on the production jobs in our city.
November 21, 2008
The scale of this response proves that the city is not going to let this production leave without a fight. Post this link on your Facebook page right now so we can pressure the network executives to reconsider this move.
Reached 100 supporters
November 21, 2008
6 Comments
P
Paul Chopra
17 years ago
Featured
10 million is a lot of money to pull out of the local economy. bbc needs to rethink this. very short sighted.
M
Marcus Snyder
17 years ago
Featured
What a joke. They just want to save a few quid and dont care about the people losing work here. Leave it where it is.
D
Dave Hall
17 years ago
Featured
BRISTOL NEEDS THIS SHOW!!!! DO NOT TAKE IT AWAY!!!
S
Sarah Lowe
17 years ago
Featured
Casualty belongs in Bristol. It is part of the city history. Moving it is just a huge mistake.
C
Chloe Nguyen
17 years ago
Featured
keep it in bristol!!!!
J
Jenny Castro
17 years ago
Featured
so sad to hear this. the show is linked to the city for so long now. why break what isnt broken
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10 million is a lot of money to pull out of the local economy. bbc needs to rethink this. very short sighted.