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<blockquote data-quote="bigrandydavid" data-source="post: 11676" data-attributes="member: 175233"><p>it was my good lady who spent a week in there after the birth of sprog number three the other week.</p><p>there`s a nationwide installation program underway that gives every hospital bed its own personal tv with telephone and internet connection but you have to pay through the nose.</p><p>The phone is 10p per minute (min charge 20p), the internet wasn`t up and running so can`t comment on that but the tv was 80p per half hour but after 2 hours you get the rest of the day for free. ie £3.20 for one day. The only channels you get for that are the free to air channels that were on itv squidgytal. in fact i presume the whole thing was set up as a joint venture with itv because their logo is plastered all over the equipment.</p><p>cards are purchased from a vending machine in amounts of £3.50, £5 and £10 credit. I kept half a dozen cards if anyone wants me to send one to them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigrandydavid, post: 11676, member: 175233"] it was my good lady who spent a week in there after the birth of sprog number three the other week. there`s a nationwide installation program underway that gives every hospital bed its own personal tv with telephone and internet connection but you have to pay through the nose. The phone is 10p per minute (min charge 20p), the internet wasn`t up and running so can`t comment on that but the tv was 80p per half hour but after 2 hours you get the rest of the day for free. ie £3.20 for one day. The only channels you get for that are the free to air channels that were on itv squidgytal. in fact i presume the whole thing was set up as a joint venture with itv because their logo is plastered all over the equipment. cards are purchased from a vending machine in amounts of £3.50, £5 and £10 credit. I kept half a dozen cards if anyone wants me to send one to them. [/QUOTE]
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