News chief recalls ‘most worthwhile’ thing he’s done
January 2009 News
Facebook campaign launched against office move
Bury Times supporters group has over 500 members
Free parking at church
A proposal to introduce free parking for Christians heading for church on Sunday mornings could be alienating other faiths in one Gloucestershire town. Councillors in Tewkesbury are currently looking at the plans – with those against saying it is discriminatory
Dying trade is no barrel of laughs
England’s last remaining master cooper is looking for an apprentice amid fears his profession could go the grave with him. Alastair Simms, 45, who works in Wiltshire, began life as an apprentice cooper (barrel maker) on his 16th birthday but
Power cut fails to halt Advertiser team
Croydon hacks rally to get edition on the stands
Press paedophile report could have identified victims
Herald accepts ‘well-founded’ concerns, Northcliffe MD complains of inaccuracy – and more resolved cases from the PCC
Former editor chronicles 'forgotten' Welsh history
Book examines three decades of battling for independence
Bowdler named new non-exec chairman of PA Group
Retiring Johnston Press chief executive takes on new role
Newspaper reveals true cost of failed council plan
Journal uses FoI to reveal taxpayers’ bill in wind farm row along with other exclusive stories
Publisher fined after naming child murder trial witness
Schoolgirl suffered distress at school after Section 39 breached