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Metro isn’t national media – it’s a piss-poor excuse for a local paper that happens to cover a city instead of three villages and a motorway junction.
Most of what is in the Metro though is the same across the country and as it covers most big cities now it is a large chunk of the population. Only the listings, reviews and job ads that are local.
Or as someone once described it to me “the Metro – yesterday’s news today”
If you interested in the Telford story, try the Shropshire Star video on my blog:
liberalengland.blogspot.com/2008/09/telford-park-story-reaches-national.html