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Mick Fisher · 26-12-2012, 16:17

The Beeb are just the same as most other large organisations that have seen their income curtailed. They just cut services and customer facing staff or in the Beeb's case drastically reduce the quantity and quality of programming across the board.

Meanwhile Exec and senior management continue to live the high life and trouser seemingly ever increasing perks, bonuses and pensions.

As well as the EU I think it's time for a referendum on whether or not we really need the burden of the BBC in it's present form or if at all.

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Mick Fisher Inactive Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Northants Age: 82 Services: Sky Unlimited FibrePro Sky Talk Sky+HD Posts: 5,122	Re: 'Austerity' at the BBC The Beeb are just the same as most other large organisations that have seen their income curtailed. They just cut services and customer facing staff or in the Beeb's case drastically reduce the quantity and quality of programming across the board. Meanwhile Exec and senior management continue to live the high life and trouser seemingly ever increasing perks, bonuses and pensions. As well as the EU I think it's time for a referendum on whether or not we really need the burden of the BBC in it's present form or if at all.