Newspaper veteran had lived with dementia in later life
Witney Gazette
What we have written about Witney Gazette
Sub ‘not reading story properly’ blamed for daily’s breach of IPSO Code
Newspaper wrongly claimed mayor “forced” to hand over ceremonial chains
Councillor went to IPSO over weekly’s report on music festival debate
Press watchdog rejects complaint against newspaper
Editor of two dailies leaves regional publisher after 28 years
No announcement yet on successor
Cameron election rival has complaint against weeklies dismissed
Biography not provided in time by candidate in Prime Minister’s constituency
Watchdog clears regionals as complaints against nationals upheld
Plus: Round up of recent cases heard by the regulator
Editor leaves group in cost-cutting restructure
Journalist had worked for company for 20 years
Newsquest chapels discuss national two-day strike
Publisher could face UK-wide walkout in January
ABC figures: How the UK's weekly newspapers fared
Latest circulations for all the weeklies revealed
Time just right for weekly as Cameron enters No 10
Gazette finally gets the big story as local MP becomes PM
ABC figures: How all the weeklies performed
The full list of circulation figures for all 791 weekly titles
Former editor calls time on 50 years of journalism
David Wynne-Jones plans world tour and some gardening
Former Mail and Times reporter dies aged 86
Molly White was a fan of horses, flying and writing
Farewell to 'Gentleman Jim'
The final curtain has come down on one of the most illustrious journalism careers in Newsquest’s history with the retirement of the Oxford Mail’s editor Jim McClure. Jim first joined the paper 37 years ago as a sub-editor and is
Mail editor to retire after a lifetime in journalism
Oxford Mail editor Jim McClure is to retire at the end of this year. He has been in the hotseat since August 2000 and has resisted the temptation to work until his 65th birthday in October 2004. Jim (right) took
'Treasure' unearthed at Oxford
Archaeologists have discovered 4,000-year-old artefacts while doing excavation work for Newsquest Oxfordshire’s new £20m press hall. Irrigation gullies and pottery dating from the Bronze Age have been unearthed as well as coins which are thought to be medieval. The work