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Former Paisley Daily Express editor to head launch team – plus more news in brief
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Books penned by news staff help boost publisher – plus more news in brief
Wee County News gets new sister paper
Launch of Allanwater News brings group’s tally of titles to three
Editorial director appointed at Scottish Provincial Press
Journalist celebrates half a century in newspapers with a new job
Double tragedy of Dunblane massacre
Former Daily Record news editor recalls covering the terrible event
McGhee takes over at The Herald
Move to sister paper for Evening Times editor Charles
News groups unite in bid to win more readers
Joint campaign costing £200,000 highlights the depth of newspaper coverage compared to other media
Evening Times editor up for presidency
Unanimous nomination for Charles McGhee
Scottish weekly to launch commuter edition
New edition “will significantly widen paper’s appeal and coverage to both readers and advertisers”
New Scottish weekly gets ready for launch
Scotland’s newest newspaper is to hit the streets next week, with the launch of the Scottish Standard. The new paid-for weekly will be Flagship Media Group’s first newspaper aimed at the general public, having previously focussed on trade magazines, and
Forth Independent buys East Kilbride Mail
Forth Independent Newspapers Ltd, publishers of the Wee County News, has bought the East Kilbride Mail for an undisclosed sum. The free weekly was launched a year ago by businessmen Steve McLaughlin, former circulation director of the Daily Record, and
Cancer claims former Courant, Courier and P&J man
Retired Elgin journalist Stewart McPherson, who spent most of his professional life in America, has died in the town’s hospital aged 67, after a three-year battle against cancer. He started his career as a trainee reporter on the former Elgin
Argus editor resigns
The editor of The Argus in Brighton has quit his post. Simon Bradshaw had been in the job for six years and was editor-in-chief of Newsquest Sussex. Managing director Martyn Willis said in a memo to staff: “I would like