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Campaigns Stories 2001
Chronicle is targeting change
Post says "Stop dithering"on paedophile laws
Victory for care campaign?
Campaign 'strike-rate' rewarded with extra cash
Community values are key
Post prints 20,000 cards on spiked drink danger
Putting communities first
Bradford can...
Community values are key
Pioneer is "fed up"
Volunteers helping to give kids Right to Read
Investigation costs phone firm £1,000
"Overwhelming" Buy Local result
Be Safe Not Sorry!
Post aims to Make it Clear
'Scoopy' helps London literacy
£2m target met
Pride campaign hits the Commons
Readers join call for improved access to NHS dentistry
Editor's local produce plea
£1m appeal gets off to a flying start
The last waltz?
Petition set to force referendum
Maggie's appeal reaches new heights
Readers' amazing achievement
Citizen bid to save DJ from axe
Ken answers SLP worries
Bumper to bumper with the Journal
Readers' amazing achievement
Are you sitting comfortably?
Pride - and joy - in Weston
Sticking to their campaign
Sticking to their campaign
Express backs MP's fight
Light relief is all thanks to the Standard
Mercury giving kids Right to Read
Newspapers claim victory on cod wars u-turn
Sentinel petition nears target
T&A secures theatre lifeline
11-11-11 revived for 2001
Charity gives its backing to Post campaign
Swift response in Press road wrangle
Museum praises Herald's role in history
£8m boost for Northampton cancer unit
Paper aims to clear up Preston's parks
Magazine shows the true face of Stoke
Who's at the Door?
Stars support Magic Wand Appeal
Care home rape sparks Post action
Black-tie event hosted by Gazette
Echo publishes supplement to stop the Silent Killer
Nick gets shirty overcity "slur"
Minister attacks calls for public inquiry
Lock them Out - plea
Council to act on paper's speed plea
Evening Telegraph appeal aims high
Support for Potteries campaign grows
Daily Echo puts the spotlight on NHS
Praise for paper beating the bullies
Evening News hoping to be changing rooms
Praise for bid to outlaw bogus callers
Progress for tourist bus bid
Save Our Services campaign gathers pace
Centre for child abuse victims is launched thanks to Mercury
Argus aims to Keep Breast Care in Brighton
Sentinel is Proud of the Potteries
Evening News helping in breast cancer research
Vertical drinking ban reversed
Weston Mercury to keep tourism on track
90,000 sign papers' petitions for public inquiry
Rail bosses praise safety campaign
Memory of Tamworth war hero lives on in new hotel
Councillors reject Right to Choose
Chronicle helps "drug rape" warning get through
Petition calls for pavement repairs
Echo on the lookout for danger
Chronicle helps date rape warning get through
Rail bosses praise safety campaign
Post team run for fun - and a good cause
New scheme could benefit Sentinel-backed Trust
EADT campaigns to stop decline in Harwich services
Hole lot of support from golfers
Chron'll Fix It success
Age no barrier to the Post
Readers Shop A Pusher
Echo enlists readers to offer support to America's victims
Drug fighting van launched at Herald offices
Post teams up with City's top team
Royal approval for Record's campaign
First week of Journal campaign Coin's It in
Mail aims to keep moving on up
Mercury launches campaign to improve road safety
Mail aims to keep moving on up
WMN wants home-grown food back on the menu
Norwich to keep its conker trees
Cycle campaign is a real life-saver
Journal hoping to Coin It in
Coach call goes national
25,000 sign-up to support the Suffolk Punch
Support for county's youth
Labour peer joins Journal fight
Labour peer joins Journal fight
Labour peer joins Journal fight
Labour peer joins Journal fight
Opinion poll backs paper's stance on mayor
Strong call for inquiry
Gazette pushes for road improvements
Gazette sends royal invitation
Paper leads two-pronged attack on imitation firearms
Bath danger drivers to be named and shamed
F&M campaigns stepped up
Citizen backs plans to solve abandoned cars problem
Garden Angels are go!
YEP Appeal Tops £1.2m
Mail has helped schools Move On Up
Post pushing for Ayr to get city status
Gazette aims to Shop-A-Yob
Sentinel campaigns for Right to Choose
Committed to saving lives
Vandal campaign "is winnable"
Huge response to paper's job appeal
Court plea attracts 1,000
Daily Press on board inF&M protest
Hotline continues to get results
Clubsafe initiative expands
Evening Express sheds light on road safety
High profile firearms campaign gathers momentum
Holey row gets sorted
Fostering success around Derby
Media campaign forces internal inquiry
Trackside tearaways checked
Journal readers prove they have a heart
Life-changing treatment thanks to Evening News
Café bar wins reprieve
New machines will help Chronicle Keep It Clean
3,000 sign hospital protest
Evening News takes lead in the battle for local justice
Drinks menace tackled at Mail
Chronicle helps in drink drive battle as figures drop
Drug dealers jailed with help of Scunthorpe Telegraph
New machines will help Chronicle Keep It Clean
Stoke steps greenwards
Echo leads county quest
Holiday bid to cut toll
National newspaper takes up Herald Express campaign
War hero is remembered thanks to the Herald
YEP campaign boosts donor register
Campaign against home care price hikes gains support
Paper forces public meeting
Home Office backs Evening News bogus caller fight
Bexhill will not be forgotten!
YEP campaign boosts donor register
Campaign against home care price hikes gains support
News & Star tries to Save United
Evening Standard tube petition reaches 10,000
Argus leads the way in support of Big Brother's Helen
Farming co-operative gives its backing to Journal campaign
Blair vows to revamp bone marrow donor system
Evening News campaign helps banish kerb crawlers
Don't move it - Improve it, says Cornishman
Save a Life hailed a success as donors double
Face of Telegraph campaign denied compensation
Campaign to stop readers becoming prey to burglars
Subs could be saved
Dame Vera backs campaign for Spitfire tribute
P&J fight could speed justice for fishermen
"Thank you" as appeal reaches £800,000
Chronicle campaign given "royal" seal of approval
Campaign to Stop the Vandals starts to pay off
Lottery helps Herald appeal save panel
Campaign target to save church is reached
Lottery helps Herald appeal save panel
Vertical drinking ban opposed
Token tally soars past three million in race for cash
Evening Post backs appeal to help elderly crash victims
Stickers bid to beat bogus drivers
Could the PM resist this pressure?
Help us catch the bogus callers, says Evening News
Echo says "thank you" as Cheltenham keeps its mayor
Readers asked to find answers
Phase in price hikes, demands Citizen
Health booster for press initiative
Journal to take on council in traffic plea
Leaky homes licked with a little help from The Star
Don's amazing year
York raises £2m
£1.3m target within reach
'Save our club' campaign launched
Having a ball with the Star
Sick miner wins pay-out
Journal speaks out over bridge inquiry
Reading scheme gets top marks
Drugs work helps police net hauls worth £2.8m
£10,000 raised for sick tots in two weeks
Appeal pays for hospice worker
Government's Wellie let-down
Punch fight taken overseas
Phones for Mail
Chronicle cracks down on bogus callers
Argus campaign leads to hospital violence review
Courier appeal nears target
Fund doubles with Lottery grant
Calls flood in over drugs plea
Double jeopardy in jeopardy
Gazette helps create 400new businesses
Fund doubles with Lottery grant
Support for ClubSafe campaign continues to grow
Nurses at work thanks to newspaper appeal
Daily Press hopeful of law change
Schools re-open after disaster
Telegraph urges readers to bank their brass
A hole lot of trouble
Vote "No" - says the Echo
Citizen urges cyclists to keep their lid on
MRI scan waiting lists to be published thanks to Mercury
Rare problem needs a £40,000 treatment
Rules change call to save lives
Nursing newcomer to get her dream chance
Call to outlaw bogus cabbies
Campaign to keep city's heritage
Hospice appeal on target
Drugs father backs campaign
Cancer appeal reaches new landmark figure
Echo backs campaign to preserve theatre
Guns amnesty gets results
Partnership in crackdown on illegal dumping
Post staff train toStart-a-Heart
Express campaigns to host Euro 2008
Life-saver courses to be run by the Echo
Exam pressure eased
Mail wants Justice for Ross
Campaign sparks swift rail work
Journal to work for 'Jigsaw' appeal
We Care hope for Lottery cash
New target for Daily Mail team
Local press gives Luther hope
Post campaign helps fire deaths hit record low
WMN supports campaign to save healthy animals
Paper's protest halts plans
Party boost for Evening Times
Readers give generously to cancer fund
Mercury to tackle ministers over scan waits
Universal Bank is on its way
Row over deadly roundabout
Treatment a step closer
Campaign packs a Punch
Protection plea for Black Country homes
Start-a-Heart to save a life
Losses lessened afterExpress plea
Catch the killer: Echo
Paper's fight hits Westminster
Courier closing in on target
Gazette move could bring forward surgery
Farmers Fund tops £137,000
Key vote is crunch decision for theatre
Roads action promised after paper's plea to readers
Macmile is next challenge for Guardian
Top three quizzed by Mercury
No mention of Swindon
Toilet decision goes downthe pan
Victory in drinks campaign
Refurb is thanks to YP appeal
Sticker blitz to warn off crooks
Mine victims get a boost
Paper's fury at merger decision
Back to school for Molly-Ann
On the road to success
PM backs move to drive out the dumpers
Sick toddler set to fly
Tony supports Bournemouth
Paper prompts new bid to lure back passengers
Law change on the way after EDP pressure
Clubsafe featured in magazine
Appeal to save travel time from Peterborough
An £8,000 close shave
Sucess in Fight for Sight
Blair backs Gazette push
Close call on phone plan
Government cash backsYEP plea
Big step forward to curenoisy road
Westcountry appeal tops£1m mark
Fresh rush for tokens
A tale of two cities
Parents unite in support of Advertiser campaign
Protesters on easy street
Nine-page special says"We're open!"
Huge leaflet drop strengthens Post campaign
Dramatic start to Echo campaign
If in doubt, keep them out
High-level backing for News
SOS update
Move to cut mums' travel
Whingers beware -life is good!
Tracking the vandals
Team needs new suits
Papers join forces to highlight plight of South West
Papers back grants scheme
Lord enters miners' battle
Lindsey breaks £1m barrier
Victory set to save lives
Lottery "win" boosts pot
Green Wellie brigade to the rescue
Pride and passion for home town
Journal appeal raises £230,000 for farmers
Nothing to write home about
Dial-a-drug story is highlighted
Big money for train bounty hunters
Sailor's death mars victory
Taking pride in Bedford
Bad news for criminals
Think bike!
Knight-error, paper cries
Thousands back Punch appeal
Cash was waiting in the wings
Team scheme praised
Anger over campaign setback
Hospice campaign reaches £1.7m
Club chairman supports newspaper campaign
Mercury pays tribute to readers' support
Newspaper support during foot and mouth crisis
Tribute to spitfire workers
Minister backs work campaign
Mercury pulls the plug on premium-rate conmen
Drinkers asked to donate
Green Wellie Day draws closer
Youngsters sign up with News & Star to see New Horizons
Devon is Open for Business
Petition delivery marks campaign climax
Appeal for toddler almost at target
Biggest petition in North East Scotland
Musicians rally to help farms
Advertiser urges readers to help Kick The Habit
Readers back road campaign
Masts are put on the map
Dig Deep gathers support
'No reply' leads to campaign
Cancer unit opens
Road safety campaign launched
Africa appeal is a success
Leeds venue fears
Telegraph asks readers todig deep for farmers
'We're getting a raw deal' says Westcountry paper
Generous Herald readers raise money for new hospice
Race for cash
Park appeal targeted by conmen
Singer aims to save Shakers
Manchester's vice scene revealed
Scanner appeal reaches target
Big support but little time for theatre campaign
Keep the campus in Woolwich!
Appeal to keep artwork in Scotland
Anne to unveil memorial
Escape drugs addiction
Mail urges readers to shop dodgy dealers
Roundabout campaign for accident blackspot
Praise for Power Watch
Homes for horses
Making a fuss over thelack of a bus
Ignore the press, urges councillor
Readers speak out over building plans
Seventeen-year wait is over
Windmill reaches 'Macmillion'
Post highlights problems of youth crime in Bristol
Double jeopardy move
Post's phonecard success
Keep out the conmen
Campaign boosts donors
Gazette helipad idea could take off
Speculation threat to Downing hearing
Speculation threat to Downing hearing
Investigation shows health care on the "critical" list
Children to hear about drug deaths
Reading Matters for Life
Co-op divi boosts appeal
Evening Press backs GNER franchise bid
Bid to block parking increases goes to the wire
Breakthrough in mental health campaign
Councillors pledge to play fair
Booklet boost to drink campaign
Cinema campaign gathers pace
Writing on the wall?
Post launches campaign in attempt to save theatre
Protect Our Kids campaign returns
Breast appeal tops £1.3min record time
Breast appeal tops £1.3min record time
Silent Killer dossier goes to the Government
Readers rally for hospital
Celebs bring sunshine to Tyneside
Desperate appeal for organ donors
Children's Commissionerto be a reality
Express move to save the arts
Web presence for charity
Evening Star campaign on verge of victory
Bus boss backs Bristol
Victory in battle for new hospital
SOS call from Llanelli
Criminal Injustice campaignis stepped up
Times help for little Zara
Quids in at centre attraction
Homeworking scandal tackled
Northern Echo comes out fighting
Northern Echo comes out fighting
Easy access is on the agenda
Cards on the table in donor campaign
Flood scheme to be fast-tracked
Swift support for Journal
Drugs Don't Work
Political heavyweights join campaign
New effort to tackle breast cancer
Action helpdesk for worried workers
North East newspapers unite in fight for steel jobs
Commons mention for BEN work
Thousands of shoppers to get the Clubsafe message
Blair praise for Mercury editor
Evening Express posters launch crackdown
Child safety success for Echo
Minister acts on Argus"wake up call"
Schools chief leaves - three weeks after Mail's quit call
Treatment hopes hit by robbery setback
Top Tory backs Evening Star campaign
Searching for pride
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