New book is set around bid to right a 100-year injustice in the city of York
November 2007 News
Milestone anniversary celebrations for 'Tele'
‘Oldest’ Scottish evening paper is set to celebrate after standing the test of time
Ex-south coast journalist dies at 69 after career in regionals and national press
Chronicle man went to News of the World and later into PR
'Hey Jo' boss voices fears over sex club label from press
Plus: clarification on tragic death – and more resolved PCC complaints
Silver anniversary reunion for former university journalism students
Preston Poly people want a get-together next year – were you in their class?
stories appearing twice?
staff troubled by reports of stories appearing in admin list twice
Blokes gets a new job
Top position for new editor
South Wales university named top for journalism studies
89 per cent satisfaction rate in higher education survey of students
'Exploitation' of student and trainee hacks under fire as union meets MPs
NUJ wants to tackle ministers over media companies’ opt-out of minimum wage laws for work experience
Editor draws on 30 years in print to pen novel about life in the newsroom
Former regional press man denies new work is autobiographical – and says “hacks will love it”
Picture agency uses face recognition software to protect its worldwide rights
Thieving bloggers beware! Plus: NUJ attacks executive pay, and more regional press news in brief
Apology after paper issued details of writ which had been dropped
Plus: wrong man identified as murder victim, and more complaints resolved by the PCC
A true kiss and tell? Sports writer's book on Clough scoops £20,000 prize
Former Forest reporter’s bid to tell all – Provided You Don’t Kiss Me – wows the judges
Weekly's scoop sees two top councillors quit their posts
Exclusive reveals names of candidates for council’s top job – as well as the ones who missed out
Northern media talent recognised at annual awards
The Journal takes top spot as business awards widen their reach
Honorary doctorate for editor after 15 years at head of city title
P&J man is proud of role his paper plays in life of north-east Scotland