Listing Broadgate.. unthinking bureaucracy or what?

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[SIZE=3]English Heritage is expected to make [SIZE=5]its recommendation to John Penrose, the heritage minister, at the beginning of June.[/SIZE]
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This is always the way with virtual identities instead of mrs twitface of eh , wife of some government appointed committee member, is expected to make her recommendation to John Penrose, we get this neutral possessive pronoun "its" recommendation.. Not sure if ?its? is a real word, bit like eh. Not sure how many people claim a pension off the tax payers at eh (2043), but this is the type of virtual identity they are

[SIZE=3]HBMCE enjoys the status of a charity for taxation purposes. No taxation liability is expected on its operations for the year ended 31 March 2010 (2009: nil). English Heritage Trading Limited transferred all its profits for the year ended 31 March 2010 to HBMCE under the Gift Aid rules (loophole). Hence, it suffered no taxation charge as it had no taxable profits.

This year was very successful commercially for English Heritage, with the increase in visitors to our staffed sites being reflected in our best ever year for earned income; we generated ?48.6 million primarily from membership, admissions to our sites and retail and catering, a 13% increase on 2008/09. Our total income grew by ?6.3 million from the previous year, taking the figure up to ?54.4 million.

In 2009/10 we completed a major programme of relocating posts out of central London with the closure of the office in Blandford Street. Since 2006 the number of posts in London has reduced by approximately 230 (over 40%) and we have reduced our London office space by over 60%, saving ?3.2 million in office accommodation costs.
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maybe the 60% of staff left in London (345) see office space in London as a diminishing heritage asset but will they ever get into the more money than the prime minister positions like these curators [ATTACH=CONFIG]902[/ATTACH] Do all of the staff at eh think that the site should be listed. How are they kept quiet?