Latest circulations for all the weeklies revealed
Rossendale Free Press
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Pass rate up, entries down as recession hits NCE
Lowest entry for senior reporter exam for years says NCTJ
Firm claimed court articles 'damaged reputation'
Plus: Woman named in story against wishes and more PCC cases
ABC figures: How all the weeklies performed
The full list of circulation figures for all 791 weekly titles
Find out who qualified as a senior in autumn NCE
Just under half passed the latest batch of senior exams
'Goth' murderers named thanks to court appeal by media
Press sent judge a note asking if he would lift anonymity orders on the teenagers
Full list of successful NCE candidates
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Successful NCE candidates – Autumn 2006
Fifty per cent of candidates pass NCTJ exams – see the full roll of honour here
Successful NCE candidates – Spring 2004
The following candidates, listed under the centre at which they sat the examination, have now gained the National Certificate. Click here to see the successful photographers. BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY Lily Canter Wiltshire Gazette & Herald; Guy Collender The News, Portsmouth; Thomas
51 per cent pass rate for NCE
A 51 per cent pass rate in the National Certificate Examination means that 136 candidates have qualified as journalists. A total of 265 candidates sat the National Certificate Examination in April at 16 centres across the UK, as well as
New editor at Free Press after 27 years
Stuart Robertson takes charge at weekly title after long-serving editor retires
Search begins for new News Letter editor
The new owners of the Belfast-based News Letter have begun the search for a new editor following the departure of Nigel Wareing. Nigel (pictured) had worked for the former Trinity Mirror newspaper for the past year, and was previously editor-in-chief
Manchester editor looks forward to new challenge
Nigel Wareing, editor-in-chief of Guardian Media Group’s Greater Manchester Weekly Newspapers southern division, is to become editor of the News Letter in Belfast. In his new role Nigel, (43), will be responsible for the daily News Letter, the free Belfast
GMWN strike is called off
Industrial action at Greater Manchester Weekly Newspapers has been called off by the National Union of Journalists. The breakthrough came as 27 union members – around half the editorial workforce – embarked on the first day of nine consecutive days
Improved offer rejected
A strike at a series of weekly newspapers in Manchester looks set to resume next week after an improved pay offer was rejected by the National Union of Journalists. Union members have been on strike for two days a week
Nine-day strike announced
Twelve weekly newspapers in the Manchester area are facing the threat of nine consecutive days of strike action by National Union of Journalists employees, who number around half the editorial staff. Twenty-seven members, who walked out at Greater Manchester Weekly