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New local media Raid tool will give clearer picture of brand audience for advertisers and planners (opens the original)
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The local news media sectorâs new audience measurement platform Regional Audience Intelligence Data (Raid) officially launched on Thursday, enabling media planners to see local more clearly. The new Raid platform, the only place to find UK local news mediaâs total brand audience, offers a host of new benefits including more immediate and accurate audience data, a reduction in modelled readership data, and a new bespoke user interface. News Media Association chief executive Theo Bamber said:
Voters set to head to the polls in Wick and East Caithness ward on Highland Council (opens the original)
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Voters in Wick and East Caithness will head to the polls on Thursday to elect a new ward councillor for the area. Five candidates are standing in the Ward 3 by-election and eligible voters are being urged by the returning officer to make sure they are ready to cast their vote. ⢠Read more about the candidates priorities for the area here Polling cards have been issued and a list of polling stations is also available on the Highland Council website. The single transferable vote system will be u
2km of A9 to be resurfaced at Spittal â lane closures for most of October (opens the original)
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Daytime lane closures will affect the A9 around Spittal throughout most of October. Trunk road operator BEAR Scotland said essential works would begin on Monday, October 5. They are scheduled to be completed by October 30, although that date is subect to weather conditions. The £650,000 works will see almost two kilometres of the road resurfaced at Spittal wind farm and south of Bridge of Tacher. Works will be carried out between7am and 7pm The works at the wind farm area are expected to take t
Thurso-based scientists among team trying to create £2.7m drought-resistant mosses to protect peatlands (opens the original)
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The vital carbon stores of the Flow Country could be protected by developing mosses that are more resistant to drought â and researchers in Thurso are helping to bring them to life. It is part of a £2.7 million project exploring how sphagnum moss could be made more resistant to long periods of drought and changing weather patterns. Researchers from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) have been at the centre of the research. The two-year project, FutureMoss, led by the James Hutt
A sheltered haven in unique north coast community woodland (opens the original)
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ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson explores a waymarked trail through a beautiful community owned forest on the far north coast Itâs no wonder this little pocket of forest on the north coast is so popular â there are not many similarly accessible woodlands like this to enjoy in the far north. Dunnet Forest doesnât look like much from the outside, just another fenced-off square of plantation trees, but the real magic happens once you wander within its confines. Unsurprisingly at this location b
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