Young writer hopes for journalism career
March 2012 News
Johnston Press postpones annual results announcement
Delay due to need to ensure credit extension is in place
Dyson at Large: The Euro Millions headline quiz
HTFP blogger sets £10 challenge
Regional daily overturns banning order in dead baby case
Newspaper’s lawyers wrote to judge
Journalism training body accredits new courses
Thirteen centres have been re-accredited
Newspaper team slept rough for good cause
Challenge raised money for food bank
Hundreds raised at editor’s fruit throwing event
A charity event held on a beach organised by a former newspaper editor who now runs his own magazine raised hundreds of pounds despite bad weather. The tenth annual orange and lemon ‘flingathon’ organised by Worthing Journal editor Paul Holden was held
New-look PCC must have more power say MPs
Support for Lord Hunt’s ‘regulator with teeth’
Local media ‘more balanced’ on Suffolk strangler case, Leveson told
National media gave ‘misleading impression’ says editor
Man sent threats to regional journalist, court told
Letter referred to journalist being ‘cut up and put in lobster pots’
Regional press car sales website sold off
Acquisition will add to firm’s portfolio
Weekly launches fundraising bid for African children
Chief reporter will volunteer in Uganda
Mayor promises Olympic press passes for reporters
Boris Johnson tells journalists ‘We’ll sort you out’
New sales director for Midlands title
Northcliffe Media has appointed Richard Clay to the new position of sales director at the Leicester Mercury. Richard started his career in 2000 working for the Nottingham Post. He has previously led teams as telephone sales manager at Lincolnshire Media,
Editor: ‘Ripper case made police nervous of trusting journalists’
Former crime reporter spoke at Leveson Inquiry
Reporter wins court challenge to name baby batterer
Journalist won argument with barrister