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Viewers supportive of Border??
Perhaps they are, in Cumbria, but those out in the far-flung reaches of the region will no doubt be thinking differently. Even allowing for the Scottish opt-out, a typical edition of Lookaround will feature numerous reports from Cumbria and the Isle of Man, a handful from Dumfries & Galloway, and very few, if any, from the Scottish Borders. The fact is that Border's Scottish audience are very poorly served by the company, and deserve better.
I somehow don't think a combined service covering an area as far south as Selby is going to mean more Scottish border stories.
If they think it's bad now...
Steven O posted:
tvarksouthwest posted:
And like those in the Border area, South West viewers have always been very supportive of their local ITV station. Sacking or even reprimanding Julie Fisher - a well-liked local broadcaster, would lose ITV plc a lot of public support (if indeed they could possibly have any for wanting to axe a local news service that's existed in some form since 1961) and they already have most of the local MPs on their case.
Viewers supportive of Border??
Perhaps they are, in Cumbria, but those out in the far-flung reaches of the region will no doubt be thinking differently. Even allowing for the Scottish opt-out, a typical edition of Lookaround will feature numerous reports from Cumbria and the Isle of Man, a handful from Dumfries & Galloway, and very few, if any, from the Scottish Borders. The fact is that Border's Scottish audience are very poorly served by the company, and deserve better.
I somehow don't think a combined service covering an area as far south as Selby is going to mean more Scottish border stories.
If they think it's bad now...