JT
No. humberside airport is in the region. Would say the next nearest would be Robin Hood then Leeds Bradford.
I can't get as excited as Radiolistener about this, but I do think the EMA feature was pushing it somewhat.
Both Humberside and Robin Hood have a very limited selection of airlines and destinations available. East Midlands is 40 minutes closer by car from Lincoln than Leeds Bradford is.
It's an hour's drive from Lincoln, so easy commutable and thus potentially an important local employer for people in the patch too.
Therefore I would suggest that news about EMA fits the criteria of news of interest to people in the EY&L patch they wouldn't make it to the national bulletins.
To me it seems as if they realise that the boundaries of their transmission area are dictated by Physics rather than what makes editorial sense and are trying to put out a programme that is useful rather than pretending that anywhere without line of sight to Belmont doesn't exist.
I understand the geography, living in Lincoln as I do and using EMA a couple of times a year. So yes it is more relevant to hear about that to me than say LBA. Could say the other way around for someone living in, say, Driffield.
Also I understand the point of editorial decisions, and get what you are saying. Yes a major employer regionally, but I would suggest that most in Lincolnshire who work there would be East Midlands Today watchers in the Grantham area.
Anyway, moving on - I wonder what colour tie Peter will be wearing tonight? 😁
No. humberside airport is in the region. Would say the next nearest would be Robin Hood then Leeds Bradford.
I can't get as excited as Radiolistener about this, but I do think the EMA feature was pushing it somewhat.
Both Humberside and Robin Hood have a very limited selection of airlines and destinations available. East Midlands is 40 minutes closer by car from Lincoln than Leeds Bradford is.
It's an hour's drive from Lincoln, so easy commutable and thus potentially an important local employer for people in the patch too.
Therefore I would suggest that news about EMA fits the criteria of news of interest to people in the EY&L patch they wouldn't make it to the national bulletins.
To me it seems as if they realise that the boundaries of their transmission area are dictated by Physics rather than what makes editorial sense and are trying to put out a programme that is useful rather than pretending that anywhere without line of sight to Belmont doesn't exist.
I understand the geography, living in Lincoln as I do and using EMA a couple of times a year. So yes it is more relevant to hear about that to me than say LBA. Could say the other way around for someone living in, say, Driffield.
Also I understand the point of editorial decisions, and get what you are saying. Yes a major employer regionally, but I would suggest that most in Lincolnshire who work there would be East Midlands Today watchers in the Grantham area.
Anyway, moving on - I wonder what colour tie Peter will be wearing tonight? 😁