East Anglian Daily Times
- Address: 30 Lower Brook Street, Ipswich, Suffolk
- Post Code: IP4 1AN
- Phone: 01473 230023
- Website: www.eadt.co.uk
- Editor: Terry Hunt
- Who owns it?: Archant
- Frequency: Daily
What we have written about East Anglian Daily Times
May 24, 2012
Industry has ‘long bright future’ says senior daily editor
Long-serving news chief’s upbeat message
March 27, 2012
Local media ‘more balanced’ on Suffolk strangler case, Leveson told
National media gave ‘misleading impression’ says editor
March 26, 2012
Editor: ‘Ripper case made police nervous of trusting journalists’
Former crime reporter spoke at Leveson Inquiry
March 20, 2012
Newspaper apologises over ‘Dunblane’ headline
Round-up of recently-resolved PCC cases
February 29, 2012
East Anglian dailies buck declining circulation trend
Boost for Archant titles as latest ABCs unveiled
February 23, 2012
Photos from New Year project go on show in Mayfair
Regional press photographer’s January 1 project enters ninth year
February 22, 2012
Regional newspaper office hit by three-hour power cut
Journalists at the Ipswich Star and East Anglian Daily Times were hit by a three-hour power cut this morning. Phone lines, e-mail and the internet…
February 3, 2012
Five jobs saved at Suffolk dailies – but nine still at risk
Company denies dispute with union
January 18, 2012
Photographers face axe as UGC picture site launched
Publisher urges readers to send in photographs
January 16, 2012
Theatre criticises regional daily over planned job cuts
Company currently in consultation with staff
January 12, 2012
Give editors the chop, not staff say Archant journalists
Titles set to implement changes this month
January 5, 2012
Jobs to go as Suffolk daily axes Saturday edition
Archant title to move to five days a week
October 28, 2011
Daily’s supplement proved a popular addition
Special edition celebrated port’s anniversary
October 27, 2011
Football managers join newspaper in charity drive
Events raised funds for two charities
October 24, 2011
Regional daily on the road to ending readers’ misery
Campaign calls for building of relief road
