Anita Syvret, of the Gloucestershire Echo, reveals how to get that all-important job
March 2008 News
"There's no such thing as luck!"
Shorthand Part III: Preparing for the exam
"It is imperative that you attempt writing in shorthand"
Shorthand Part II: Speed development
"Feet flat on the floor… now, smile and breathe!"
Shorthand Part I: Tips and tricks from an expert
Newspaper banned from football fans' forum
Echo sports hack asked to leave meeting which his paper had been promoting
Securing journalism work experience: How to do it
Our guide on how to get a journalism work placement
Newspaper publisher launches more 'hyperlocal' websites
Trinity Mirror’s Coventry Telegraph is next paper to tap into community content
Editor in demand after life-saving liver transplant
Herald chief keen to spread donor message after gaining a new lease of life
Call for entries in awards scheme celebrating mental health journalism
There’s still time to submit cuttings for this year’s Mind Awards
Award-winning editor traces family history for latest book
Author’s great-grandfather was youngest superintendent in Manchester Police
Veteran's memoirs of journalism training hit a new online high
Memoirs of a pioneer journalism lecturer clock up their 8,000th hit
Footy success brings 40 per cent lift to unique user count at The News
Website boost as Portsmouth do the business
Journalist camps out at shop test its homeliness
Express and Star hack pitches up at Asda and meets some interesting characters along the way
'Mouth cancer cases caused by oral sex reach highest ever level' says dental charity
The UK’s leading dental charity is appealing to the Government to include boys in a planned vaccination program to guard against the sexually transmitted HPV virus – after mouth cancer deaths related to the virus reached their highest ever level.
Lost pets
Losing a pet is distressing and knowing where to look, who to contact and how to find your pet can be daunting. The Kennel Club – has a free guide What To Do If You Lose Your Pet which gives
Popular charities
What makes a charity popular? Is it personal involvement where a cause touches someone’s life? Could it be slick advertising or just something that people identify with? Some people give to just one charity while others hand over £1 whenever