Trading update also reports that group is continuing to see slowly improving advertising revenues
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Ex-regionals' editor takes new job in Spain on paper for Brits abroad
Editor claims change will make thinkSPAIN/today Spain’s first national English-language newspaper
West of England winners revealed
The Plymouth-based Western Morning News has won the coveted 1999 BT West of England Daily Newspaper of the Year category for the first time after being a runner-up three times in the previous four years. Barrie Williams, editor of the
Northcliffe snaps up 26 Trinity Mirror weeklies for £64m
Sale of south-east titles will affect more than 400 staff and boost circulation by 872,000
Finlay appointed publishing director at Kent Regional Newspapers
Former editor-in-chief takes on cross-company role responsible for editorial and advertising
Weekly's launch gives Cornish town a new Voice
Success of sister title prompts new competitor for Northcliffe weeklies
New editor for Yorkshire titles
Former Edinburgh Evening News man turns his attentions to 14 papers
"Complete overhaul" in Adscene re-launch
Kent Regional Newspapers is re-launching all seven of its free Adscene newspapers. The new-look papers will be published from Monday as part of a complete design and content overhaul for the Trinity Mirror titles. KRN publishes seven free Adscenes in
Former Herald reporter now delivers the paper
A former Tamworth Herald reporter who quit the paper more than 20 years ago has returned to his old patch – delivering the title as part of his paper round. After 30 years in journalism, Nick Hudson has embarked on
Green light for £284m Southnews sale
Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers has agreed to the transfer of Southnews titles to Trinity Mirror. The minister is satisfied the paid-for circulation of the titles falls within the statutory limit. Weekly newspaper group Southnews is being sold for
Regional press scores new success
A celebration of the newspaper industry is being hailed a record year for raising the profile of the regional press. Early figures from the Newspaper Society show that participation in Local Newspaper Week increased this year by more than 25
County journalism awards launched
Entries are being invited for the 2005 Kent Journalist of the Year Awards. Independent brewer Shepherd Neame has once again pledged its support for the competition, and is looking for the best journalistic talent from the county. Last year’s winners
Veteran Express reporter scoops Kent title
Re: Kent Journalist of the Year Awards.
Courier's Trisha is named Kent Journalist of the Year
Kent & Sussex Courier chief reporter Trisha Fermor has been named Kent Journalist of the Year. The journalist scooped the top honour at this year’s Shepherd Neame Kent Journalist of the Year Awards where the best of the county’s journalists
KMG journos sweep awards list
Kent Messenger Group reporters swept the board in the county’s premier journalism awards. Paul Francis, the group’s political correspondent, was named Shepherd Neame Kent Journalist of the Year at an award ceremony in Faversham and won £250 and a silver