Chapel claims lack of response from management since walkout
May 2011 News
South Coast weekly gets ready for Christmas
Cash from anonymous pensioner allows paper to hit target
Reunion planned after closure of weekly paper
Journalists who worked at title invited to attend
Search for best young journalists is launched
NCTJ’s Awards for Excellence open for entries
Post leads way in South West awards shortlist
EDF Energy regional media awards contenders published here today
Footballer’s rent dispute published after court challenge
Regional daily reporter argued document in the public interest
NCTJ holds shorthand workshops to boost skills
The National Council for the Training of Journalists will run shorthand workshops to help people improve their skills ahead of taking exams. Its workshops will provide help with taking down selective notes, reporting quotes accurately and improving listening and selection
Now whose idea was that?
Editors are often accused of taking the credit for the efforts of their staff – but not Bristol Evening Post boss Mike Norton. After handing over the prize for Supplement of the Year at yesterday’s Regional Press Awards, presenter Nick
Shades of Channon as Geere scoops top prize
No question who was the happiest winner at yesterday’s Regional Press Awards ceremony in London – Essex Chronicle editor Alan Geere. In the lift beforehand, Geere was playing down his paper’s chances of success in the Weekly Newspaper of the
Publisher in U-turn over merger of two weeklies
Original titles will be back on the streets next week.
Prime Minister praises ‘vital role’ of regional press
Article written to mark Local Newspaper Week
Newspaper changes colour to mark club’s promotion
Evening News celebrates Canaries’ return to Premiership
Regional Press Awards 2011: What the judges said
The full list of judges’ citations for the award winners
Gangster interviews earn Young Journalist prize
Top newcomer accolade goes to ncjMedia man
Plans to close weekly newspaper office condemned
Union claims journalists will have to work up to 20 miles away
Weekly broadsheet switches to tabloid after 131 years
New-look title wins support from readers