Triple victory for East Anglian Daily Times as print and broadcast journalists celebrate their success
January 2008 News
Council identifies new role after reporter breaks exclusive on underage drinking
FoI probe at local hospital revealed shocking figures for teenage drink and drug abuse
Inaccurate article complaint after cyclist dies
Guardian apologises for family’s distress – plus more complaints resolved by the Press Complaints Commission
Reporter wins court battle to name teenage vandal
Gazette news man backed by council and police as paper exposes graffiti yob
News agency chief drops in to address journalism students
Award-winning press man discusses his experiences at his old training centre
Who's the tearaway where you work?
Police nationwide are to target known young tearaways to stop them turning into habitual offenders. If this is so, then there must be local projects run by police on your patch. Could it be funding for a new youth centre
Eurovision-crazy chief reporter gets set to be big in Baku
Journalist admits he’s “hopelessly captivated” as he prepares for Azerbaijan trip
Kent Messenger claims world scoop with £53m robbery accused
Canteen coffee secures “first interview” with cleared defendant
Mail users to set the agenda and provide content for regional news website
New online relationship between the Hull Daily Mail and its readers could be rolled out across whole Northcliffe group
Long-serving Advertiser man steps down after 31 years as editor
Journalist began his career as a cub reporter in 1969 and saw the paper through major technological change
Reporter will battle bulge to lose 56lbs before wedding day
Trainee sets his sights on looking his best for nuptial photos
Newspaper business team hits the airwaves on new radio show
Daily Post reporters sign up to 24-hour talk station for business programme
Setting up a wildlife garden
Local Wildlife Trusts across the country are falling over themselves to help people set up their own wildlife gardens at home. They have all the information, tips and challenges to help turn gardens, or a corner of one, into a
Pets' workout
Is your pooch or puss piling on the pounds? Were they on the receiving end of sweets, turkey and tit-bits over Christmas? Now’s the time to get them some specialist help with vets, pet food makers and animal experts all
Do high flyers work for charity?
More and more charities are being run like big business concerns, employing more professionals to do jobs that used to be done out of duty. But do higher wages need to be paid to attract the right sort of people?
Early sign language
Did you know that children as young as seven months can learn sign language and start to communicate with you, even though they are not ready to talk at that stage? Find out more and check here for contacts.