Former Doncaster Evening Post building is now a Halfords
July 2008 News
New editor for Johnston Press weekly
Hannah Ridgeway joins the title during 150th anniversary year
Memory lane features mark newspaper's 150th birthday
Nostalgia supplements take Dewsbury readers back in time to public hangings and eloping teenagers
The Law Column: Shifting sands of press photography and privacy
Problems for picture desks with new PCC and privacy rulings over video and still footage
Celebrities being bullied
Harrison Ford, Kate Winslet, Duncan Goodhew and Winona Ryder have all admitted publicly to the misery of being bullied at school. See if local figures on your patch will talk about their school experiences. bullying.co.uk will provide background info as
Getting your feet done
Do you know anyone who regularly “has their feet done”? Do people need to see chiropodists on a regular basis to have healthy feet? Are they just for the elderly or is there more to their life than ingrown toe
EDF Energy to launch London and South of England press awards
Contest includes new category for Designer of the Year
Mercury's monthly nostalgia title closes down
Leicestershire Chronicle ceases publication to free-up feature writers’ time for other projects
Regional editors to be offered free financial advice columns
City firm offers to source and produce local case studies
Police and paper join forces to host online forum
Gazette web experiment could lead to further virtual meetings
Campaigning reporter chalks up half-century
Loyal Margaret Watson celebrates five decades of local journalism at Dewsbury Reporter
New leisure website offers byline for student journalists
clocking-off.com seeks contributions from up-and-coming journalists about free time activities
Hilary Benn to address Newspaper Conference lunch
Environment Secretary to meet regional political hacks, football debate for sports journalists – and more news in brief
Lurking in the lunchbox
What is lurking inside children’s school lunchboxes? Apparently, parents are helping their youngsters go back to basics with jam sandwiches winning the contest against trendy foods such as salami or prawn rolls. The good news for parents is that they
Journalism News Digest: The things we do for stories
Our weekly round-up of what’s been making the news on HoldtheFrontPage this week
Taking work on holiday
Many workers cannot leave the office behind – even when they’re on holiday. How many times have you seen holidaymakers with their mobile phones – using them to phone work. We bet your boss does! Then there’s the dread of