But what should have been a simple job, to repair a light illuminating the second "i", has descended into farce.

So far two outside companies have been hired to fix the problem. One has been tasked with erecting a series of hydraulic platforms to reach the sign, 50 feet up in the air. The other is evaluating the damage.
It is estimated that it costs the corporation £1,100 each time this procedure is carried out.
Last year it emerged that the BBC had been charged £57 to change a light bulb by a property management company.
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