Round up of recent cases heard by the regulator
Dumfries and Galloway Standard
What we have written about Dumfries and Galloway Standard
Bi-weekly secures £20m accident blackspot upgrade
Campaign followed baby’s death in three-car smash
Heralds lead way in Scottish Press Awards shortlist
See the nominees for the 31st annual newspaper celebration
Publisher announces third bid for TV news project
Trinity Mirror completes submissions for regional news scheme
Editor's correspondence with PM discovered
Letters show praise for Standard from David Lloyd George
Eleven jobs and five newspaper offices under threat
Trinity Mirror announces plans for Scottish division
See some of the shortlisted entries in the FirstScot Rail Press Photography Awards 2008
Feast your eyes Scotland’s best press photography
Scotsman photographer aims to make it five
Ian Rutherford shortlisted again in Scottish awards
Tributes paid to Scottish editor
Colleagues and friends deeply saddened by death of Elizabeth Martin
News in brief
Plus: Tributes flood in as Echo makes most of the web – and more regional press news in brief
Former editor of The Herald dies
Alastair got first job after a series of letters to the opinion page – and ended up as editor
News in brief
News in brief includes NI Media Awards, and a new signing at the Bournemouth Echo
Scottish titles team up for recruitment
A new recruitment website powered by some of Scotland’s biggest newspaper titles has gone online. scotcareers.co.uk will enable thousands of users to find their dream job at the click of a mouse. The new site will feature a wide range
Cancer claims life of editor
Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to Ayrshire Post editor Jim Robb, who has lost his battle with cancer. The 54-year-old was an experienced and well-respected journalist who colleagues have described as a “true professional”. Jim enjoyed a long and
News in brief
A high-powered delegation from Merseyside has met Government ministers to press for action in response to the Daily Post’s Fight for a Flight Campaign.The paper wants landing slots for Liverpool flights from Heathrow or Gatwick, and the exemption of Liverpool-London
Retirement for print stalwart
The man in charge of printing the Dumfries and Galloway Standard has decided to call it a day. John Paterson, who has spent more than 50 years in the print industry, is retiring from his position as works manager for