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Ian Hirst

Ian Hirst

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Reporter, Halifax Courier

Halifax

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Celebrity interviews (film, lifestyle wellbeing, campaigns) TV, topical books, trends and social justice.

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independent artists, art

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Total articles 4409

  • Great Ouse Valley Trust on fish stock in River Great Ouse

    By Ian Hirst Verified| The Hunts Post Verified Dr Ian Hirst, fisheries expert at the Environment Agency, explains the agency’s work to encourage spawning and increase fish stocks. Between March and June, our rivers begin to reawaken. Dace, for example, spawn in shallow, gravel runs - their eggs will sit and wait for nearly a month before hatching. Predators like Perch and Pike, however, are among the first to spawn so their offspring will prey on other species throughout the summer.

    By Ian Hirst Verified · The Hunts Post

    Jun. 09, 2024

  • 2023 Cybersecurity Predictions: Supply Chain Security, Ransomware, & Deepfakes - IT Supply Chain

    By Ian Hirst Verified| IT Supply Chain@ By Ian Hirst (pictured)Partner, Cyber Threat ServicesIt has never been more important to stay vigilant and adaptable in the face of ongoing change. With so many employees now working remotely, it’s important to ensure that networks and devices are secure and that employees are trained to recognise and avoid potential cybersecurity threats. This includes things like phishing attacks, malware, and other types of cyber threat.

    By Ian Hirst Verified · IT Supply Chain

    Jan. 16, 2023

  • Great Ouse Valley Trust on fish stock in River Great Ouse

    By Ian Hirst Verified| The Hunts Post Verified Dr Ian Hirst, fisheries expert at the Environment Agency, explains the agency’s work to encourage spawning and increase fish stocks. Between March and June, our rivers begin to reawaken. Dace, for example, spawn in shallow, gravel runs - their eggs will sit and wait for nearly a month before hatching. Predators like Perch and Pike, however, are among the first to spawn so their offspring will prey on other species throughout the summer.

    By Ian Hirst Verified · The Hunts Post

    Jun. 09, 2024

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Halifax Courier

Halifax, Canada

+44 300 123 2220

Founded: 1892