South Wales news chief honoured for journalism training contribution
December 2008 News
New ways to get barred from pubs
A hospital A&E department in Lancashire has become the first in England and Wales to join the ‘Pubwatch’ scheme. The move means that anyone caught attacking or insulting A&E workers will be barred from 22 pubs and clubs in the
'Angry' from Bath gets even younger
A boy of just ten has written to his local councillor in Somerset pleading for a bench to be removed as it’s used as a social spot for local yobs to congregate. Councillors are quite used to receiving letters from
Up to 40 editorial jobs to go at Glasgow titles
Journalists told to reapply for jobs in shake-up
Watchdog bans "anti-gay" ad from newspaper
Standards authority rules church’s advert “indecent”
Photographers pass new video journalism trial
NCTJ launches new element to photography National Certificate Exam
Editorial cuts at weekly newspaper series
Redundancies are being sought at West Mids titles
University launches masters in financial journalism
Scottish centre offers first ever postgraduate finance course
Judges line-up for EDF Energy Media Awards unveiled
Two daily editors on panel for East of England contest
Tributes paid to stalwart weekly editor
Jane heads for well-earned retirement after 40 years
Press photographer turns hand to film-making
Snapper now looking to turn short movie into feature film
Paper helps residents purchase village green
£10,000 grant enables campaigners to reach target
Honour for columnist after two decades in print
Archant Suffolk stalwart and football website rewarded
Regional press leaders to debate core skills gap
Survey found that journalism trainees lack news-gathering skills
Glasgow dailies to come under single editor-in-chief
Evening Times editor Donald Martin to take charge of The Herald
Journalist's book celebrates county's seafaring past
Night editor Mark’s tribute to “great mariners”