Overon

Dubbed the "Great Wall of Calais" by some media, the 4m wall will run for 1km along both sides of the main road to Calais port. Road hauliers called the wall a "poor use" of public money. Home Secretary Amber Rudd told MPs that while the UK provided money to help secure Calais, it was up to the French to decide which measures to use. Work is expected to start this month, with the wall due to be finished by the end of the year. Numerous fences have been built to protect the port, the Eurotunnel terminal and train tracks on the other side of Calais, and the BBC understands the wall will not replace any of those. Overon will offer the following broadcast facilities from Calais: - Live stand-up positions - Multiformat play out - ENG crews - Exclusive SD and HD DSNGs upon availability - Live u and Aviwest upon availability For bookings or enquiries, please contact our Planning Office in Madrid: Tel.: +34 91 837 75 50 Email: planning@overon.es