Journalists in London and York set for industrial action
Newsquest
- Head Office: 58 Church Street, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 8DP
- Website: www.newsquest.co.uk
Owned by US-based publisher Gannett, Newsquest is one of the UK’s largest publishers of local and regional newspapers with more than 300 titles.
Its major UK publishing centres include York and Glasgow and it employs more than 8,000 staff.
A relatively young company, Newsquest was born in 1995 from Reed Regional Newspapers and has since acquired long-established publisher Westminster Press.
More information can be found on the company’s website at www.newsquest.co.uk.
What we have written about Newsquest
Photographic roles set to be axed in further Newsquest cuts
Six roles at risk of redundancy at daily and its sister weeklies
Newsquest creates new publishing unit after buying newspaper company
New publishing structure announced to staff
Sports writer joins rival daily after leaving JP title
Plus: Round-up of recent regional press job moves
Newsquest gains new titles after acquisition of independent publisher
Newspaper group sold for undisclosed sum
Journalists to be balloted over South London cutbacks
NUJ steps up campaign over Newsquest proposals
Journalists balloted for industrial action over Newsquest job cuts
Ballot held by NUJ chapel amid newsroom restructure
Jobs at risk as production of North London weeklies moves to Weymouth
Latest restructure by regional publisher
Pro-independence daily launches new Saturday edition
Move comes after special election edition last weekend
Staff face pay cut or redundancy as publisher merges operations
Regional publisher announces cost-cutting drive
Newsquest to launch new paid-for weekly for market town
One new journalist to work with existing teams on title
Editor roles under threat as Newsquest cuts 15 jobs in North
Publisher set for jobs cull across North of England
Deputy editors set for axe as publisher announces fresh newsroom cull
Affected staff will be considered for new roles
Redundant sub bounces back with launch of news website
Journalist in comeback after losing job at weeklies last year
Weekly apologises to businessman over bankruptcy slur
Football club chairman accepts public apology from Newsquest
