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I'm certain Liverpool central does, and it wouldn't surprise me at all if moorfields does too

sorry i think I got the threads in here mixed up and so might have misunderstood your context

while the wage costs are due to the entire country the economic affects are directly in London. So if that job moved somewhere else in the country the cost of everywhere would be the same but the income of somewhere else increases and the income of London decreases. That means a government job...

The problem is that their wages are counted as country wide expenditure but their taxes are classed as London income. Which means the goverment high pay in these central roles actively distorts the income/expenditure per region

The main thing which concerns me is how fast they think they can rebuild each bit of the station, at only 1.5 years to rebuild each section after the first and the first 3 sections to have to be done before 2026 would be a real pain. The point I think is most hilarious though is the less...