Monthly Archives: September, 2008
September 8, 2008
Redundancy threat for Hampshire reporting team
Newsquest plans streamlining of editorial roles
September 8, 2008
The Law Column: Judge's robust stance in newspaper libel case
Courts must focus on ‘real issues’ in defamation battles
September 8, 2008
Running reporter aims to conquer the Big Apple
NYC beckons for sports journalist hoping to finish second marathon
September 5, 2008
Jobs set to go as seven weeklies face axe
Around 30 jobs under threat in Trinity shake-up
September 5, 2008
Essex title "could be printed in Oxford" says MP
Up to 80 jobs under threat as plant faces closure
September 5, 2008
Christians step up campaign to halt sex trade ads
Religious group aims to lobby local press against carrying sex ads
September 5, 2008
Work-to-rule action at Glasgow papers
NUJ votes for industrial action over ‘health and safety’ risk
September 5, 2008
Print plants set to close with loss of 180 jobs
Presses to stop rolling in Liverpool and Colchester
September 5, 2008
From surgery to scissors
An NHS anaesthetist with 30 years experience has given up the hospital for the hair salon. Dr Roger Tackley, 56, now owns a salon in…
September 5, 2008
The cycle of offending
The number of juvenile criminals reoffending has fallen by 2.3pc between 2000 and 2006, missing the Government’s 5pc target – according to new figures. However,…
September 4, 2008
Tributes paid to Midlands news stalwart
Reporter Joan was late entrant to profession
September 4, 2008
Further redundancies on cards at Anglia papers
Four more jobs in doubt at weeklies after Echo editor move
September 4, 2008
Straw backs publication of court lists online
Justice ministry confirms website plan
September 4, 2008
Weeklies hit out at "health and safety madness"
Local papers give council the boot
September 4, 2008
Drivers urged to dump cars in newspaper campaign
Chronicle hopes to boost public transport users as part of Go Green initiative
September 8, 2008
Redundancy threat for Hampshire reporting team
Newsquest plans streamlining of editorial roles
Newsquest plans streamlining of editorial roles
September 8, 2008
The Law Column: Judge's robust stance in newspaper libel case
Courts must focus on ‘real issues’ in defamation battles
Courts must focus on ‘real issues’ in defamation battles
September 8, 2008
Running reporter aims to conquer the Big Apple
NYC beckons for sports journalist hoping to finish second marathon
NYC beckons for sports journalist hoping to finish second marathon
September 5, 2008
Jobs set to go as seven weeklies face axe
Around 30 jobs under threat in Trinity shake-up
Around 30 jobs under threat in Trinity shake-up
September 5, 2008
Essex title "could be printed in Oxford" says MP
Up to 80 jobs under threat as plant faces closure
Up to 80 jobs under threat as plant faces closure
September 5, 2008
Christians step up campaign to halt sex trade ads
Religious group aims to lobby local press against carrying sex ads
Religious group aims to lobby local press against carrying sex ads
September 5, 2008
Work-to-rule action at Glasgow papers
NUJ votes for industrial action over ‘health and safety’ risk
NUJ votes for industrial action over ‘health and safety’ risk
September 5, 2008
Print plants set to close with loss of 180 jobs
Presses to stop rolling in Liverpool and Colchester
Presses to stop rolling in Liverpool and Colchester
September 5, 2008
From surgery to scissors
An NHS anaesthetist with 30 years experience has given up the hospital for the hair salon. Dr Roger Tackley, 56, now owns a salon in…
An NHS anaesthetist with 30 years experience has given up the hospital for the hair salon. Dr Roger Tackley, 56, now owns a salon in…
September 5, 2008
The cycle of offending
The number of juvenile criminals reoffending has fallen by 2.3pc between 2000 and 2006, missing the Government’s 5pc target – according to new figures. However,…
The number of juvenile criminals reoffending has fallen by 2.3pc between 2000 and 2006, missing the Government’s 5pc target – according to new figures. However,…
September 4, 2008
Tributes paid to Midlands news stalwart
Reporter Joan was late entrant to profession
Reporter Joan was late entrant to profession
September 4, 2008
Further redundancies on cards at Anglia papers
Four more jobs in doubt at weeklies after Echo editor move
Four more jobs in doubt at weeklies after Echo editor move
September 4, 2008
Straw backs publication of court lists online
Justice ministry confirms website plan
Justice ministry confirms website plan
September 4, 2008
Weeklies hit out at "health and safety madness"
Local papers give council the boot
Local papers give council the boot
September 4, 2008
Drivers urged to dump cars in newspaper campaign
Chronicle hopes to boost public transport users as part of Go Green initiative
Chronicle hopes to boost public transport users as part of Go Green initiative
