roof is falling down. it s being held up by over 200 polls. we are campaigning to save that hospital in a way that the bbc will never be able to bring that to life on that national agenda. so while those national stories impact us, ourjob is to really translate those on a local level and allow those local communities to have a voice and for us to campaign forthem. nick, tell us a bit more about national world. this is a company that bought outjpi media at the end of last year. again, a little bit like lorna, give us a sense of the titles that are currently in your portfolio. obviously, jpi media is a historic regional| publisher and was bought over by national poc at the time of year. there are approximately 150 newspaper titles - across the uk that we operate. ranging from the scotsman to the yorkshire post, - a real range of regional, national and local titles. i think the interesting thing| with what we done this year since march is try to take . a new approach with digital first,
so it s not really the sense - that we cover regional stories, we do pick up on regional stories. we cover the national news agenda but i think we do it in a slightly different way. we re not in london, i we are not in that kind of bubble in london. i i think the fact that we are a part| of the jpi network as well gives us a bit more of a sense of what s going on across the country . and the issues that - people really care about. so we have a really strong data and investigations team - which was recently shortlisted for an award, and i think thati something we can use - effectively when we are looking at regional inequality. one of the key things for us | is trying to expose examples of funding inequalities, whether it s the arts, whether it s issues with leveling up. we see this constant rhetoric i of levelling up at the moment. |so we really want to try and get j behind the rhetoric on that line. i was struck again by your website challenging institutions cocooned in the weal
it s being held up by over 200 poles. we are campaigning to save that hospital in a way that the bbc will never be able to bring that to life on that national agenda. so, while those national stories impact us, ourjob is to really translate those at a local level and allow those local communities to have a voice, and for us to campaign for them. nick, tell us a bit more about nationalworld. this is a company that bought out jpi media at the end of last year. again, a little bit like lorna, give us a sense of the titles that are currently in your portfolio. i obviously, jpi media is a historicl regional publisher and was bought over by nationalworld plc at the turn of the year. there are approximately 150 newspaper titles - across the uk that we operate. ranging from the scotsman to the yorkshire post, -
i think we are unique in the sense that we are a national news brand but we are based right across the uk. - so i m in edinburgh, we have editors in the midlands, yorkshire, - right across the country. so it s not really the sense - that we cover regional stories, we do pick up on regional stories. we cover the national news agenda but i think we do it in a slightly different way. we re not in london, i we are not in that kind of bubble in london. i i think the fact that we are a part| of the jpi network as well gives us a bit more of a sense of what s going on across the country . and the issues that - people really care about. so we have a really strong data and investigations team - which was recently shortlisted for an award, and i think thatl something we can use - effectively when we are looking at regional inequality. one of the key things for us | is trying to expose examples of funding inequalities whether it s the arts, whether it s issues with leveling up.