The BBC's Broadcasting House could soon permanently close to the public
Briefly

The BBC has submitted a bid to Westminster Council to close its receptions and Media Café to the public, citing security concerns due to numerous protests.
In the last five years, there have been 119 protests outside Broadcasting House, raising the BBC's security worries about reopening public access.
A spokesperson confirmed that the application seeks to confirm the limitations already in place since 2017, maintaining a commitment to public access.
BBC states that while protest isn't terrorism, disruptive protests can impact its broadcasting capabilities, hence the need for enhanced security measures.
Read at Time Out London
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