The refurbishment apparently cost £100,000; I reckon the hardest bit was scraping layers of rust and paint from the iron cage at ground level. Not that I watched the bloke trying to do it, from the comfort of the Crown and Sceptre - much.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Bowels
Hep hacks at the BBC Broadcasting House are swapping underground queues for microwaved potatoes for New York-style sandwiches served in an underground toilet. Former public conveniences in Foley Street W1 have been converted to "The Attendant" coffee bar and deli. They opened two weeks ago - and have picked up coverage from trendy websites around the world - and The Sun.
The refurbishment apparently cost £100,000; I reckon the hardest bit was scraping layers of rust and paint from the iron cage at ground level. Not that I watched the bloke trying to do it, from the comfort of the Crown and Sceptre - much.
The refurbishment apparently cost £100,000; I reckon the hardest bit was scraping layers of rust and paint from the iron cage at ground level. Not that I watched the bloke trying to do it, from the comfort of the Crown and Sceptre - much.
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