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jonathan . rawle .org blog gallery about misc new bbc weather page with meteogroup forecast 1 february 2018 in 2015, it was announced that the met office had lost the contract to provide the bbc’s weather for the first time since forecasts started in 1922, with the contract instead going to meteogroup . towards the end of last year, it was announced that meteogroup were behind schedule in their work towards providing the bbc’s forecasts, so the contract with the met office had to be extended until march . this week, i discovered that the bbc weather website looked different in one of my browsers. they must be selecting people at random to try the new meteogroup-powered website. not only is the data provider changing, but it seems the bbc have taken the opportunity to tinker with the layout of their weather pages. the new bbc weather website, with forecasts from meteogroup the new page has a wider layout with an updated look and feel. as is now increasingly common in an era when people are switching to tablets, the page is shorter, to avoid the need to scroll on a landscape screen. one thing that is immediately noticeable is the lack of colours indicating the temperatures throughout the day. the bbc tried to remove these in a previous update in 2011, and ended up having to add them back after “user feedback”. in fact, the colours are present in the new layout for the daily average temperatures, but as far less prominent stripes of colour below the daily forecast (or above the currently selected one). the colours are, however, not used at all for the hourly temperatures, a reversal of the previous situation. another change is that there is no longer an option to switch between “graph” and “table” views, with the graph view forced on everyone. i happen to prefer the view with the temperatures lining up, but this choice has been taken away. details such as the humidity and pressure were previously only visible on the five-day forecast page in table view, so these are currently missing. thankfully, the bbc has retained its classic weather symbols on the new page. the wind speed indicators have switched to a circular outline rather than filled circles. there is also a new symbol and a percentage, showing the probability of rain during that hour. the old bbc weather page with data from the met office, showing the “table” view the new layout looks ok, but they really need to bring back the colours for all the temperature values, and also the option of table mode with all the old data. but how about the quality of the new forecasts from meteogroup? clearly, it’s too early to say how accurate the forecasts will be from the new provider. having said that, on the day i took the screenshots above, meteogroup said the next hour’s weather would feature hail showers. the met office’s version predicted sunny spells. out of the window: nice and sunny. while i realise it’s not exactly a thorough comparison, it’s possibly not the best of first impressions of the meteogroup forecast. of course, anyone who objects to the met office being replaced like this can always go directly to the met office website . this should contain exactly the same information as the old bbc forecasts. unfortunately, it does lack the bold bbc weather symbols, instead having its own cartoon-like versions, and the differing shades of orange are no match for the familiar bbc temperature colours. it does, however, have more details about weather warnings, and includes some additional information, for example giving both the wind speed and maximum gust speed separately (the bbc usually give the former, but switch to showing gusts once they are over 40mph, which is why the wind speeds reported always jump from the 20s to 40s and never show a value in the 30s!) the same weather forecast on the met office site the met office site also carries advertising, despite being a .gov.uk branded site. the bbc, of course, never features advertising, so we have the slightly bizarre situation of being able to view a forecast from the private meteogroup free of advertising, or a forecast from the uk meteorological office complete with adverts. i feel some sort of greasemonkey script or similar is in order to restore the perfect weather page. how about the new bbc page but with colours; or the met office page with the bbc’s symbols and colours? the numbers used for the image filenames on the met office site are identical to those on the old bbc site, ranging from 0 for a clear sky at night, to 31 for a rather alarming-looking whirlwind symbol, which thankfully we do not usually see in uk forecasts. hopefully, though, no hacking will be required, and “user feedback” will ensure the best aspects of the old layout will be retained in a way that works with the new data from meteogroup. but anyone who tires of spurious warnings of hail showers will know where to look for a second opinion. posted in media | 2 comments airbnb: turning homes into hotels 28 january 2018 the original premise of airbnb seemed like a good one. if someone had a spare room, they could let it out as a bed and breakfast room to bring in an extra bit of cash. the person staying would be a guest in their host’s home, meet them, probably chat with them in the evening, and share breakfast in the morning. however, airbnb has turned into something quite different. it is now used by professional landlords to let out entire properties on a day-by-day basis. unsurprisingly, a landlord can make much more money from such short-term lets than they can from a long-term tenant paying monthly. turning a home into a de facto hotel is quite unfair on the neighbours , who have to put up with different people arriving each day or week, and with guests’ behaviour, which may not be of the same high standard as when they are at home. councils are starting to take action, with london banning property owners from letting them out short-term for more than 90 days per year, and there are plans to introduce a similar restriction in other cities such as edinburgh and liverpool. the craze for turning homes into hotel rooms has been around longer than airbnb, however. in 2007, the rotunda, an iconic, cylindrical office building in birmingham, was extensively refurbished and converted into apartments. due to its location and being a famous building, these flats sold for a hefty premium. a significant number, however, were bought by a company trading as staying cool , for use as “serviced apartments”. i thought at the time that this was simply a euphemism for turning them into hotel rooms. it seemed rather unfair on people who had bought their apartments to live in, for them to discover they were sharing the building with a hotel, despite no planning permission existing for such a use. today, some of these rooms are available for £300 or more per night. it seems a grey area exists where “serviced apartments”, including airbnb-style lets, are concerned. english planning law defines various use classes . class c1 is for hotels, and class c3 for “dwellinghouses”. most homes will only have planning permission for c3, and indeed the rotunda was granted change of use to class c3. why, therefore, are people allowed effectively to run hotels from their properties? the idea of planning law is that local councils can decide whether a certain site is appropriate for use as a hotel, particularly regarding nuisance caused to neighbours. it’s unlikely a few flats in a building would be given such permission unless certain facilities were provided, maybe even a separate entrance and lifts. the solution to the problem of airbnb could be to tighten up the planning rules. if someone wants to let out a single room, as was the original idea of airbnb, of course that should be allowed, as long as it only involves letting out part of the property, and the host actually lives there too . if, however, it’s a case of letting out whole apartments as hotel suites, change of use to c1 should be required,

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