Our final extract from What Do We Mean By Local?
Bob Satchwell: The future may be tough, but it is not all gloomy
The penultimate extract in our What Do We Mean By Local? series
Ross Hawkes: Local reporting – at the heart of the past, present and future
Continuing our series of extracts from What Do We Mean By Local
Tor Clark: Can local newspapers survive in the digital age?
Latest extract in our serialisation of What Do We Mean By Local
Ian Carter: Rethinking what local means to the audience
Continuing our series of extracts from What Do We Mean By Local?
Andrew Adamson: Tindle proves there is still life in the local newspaper industry
Latest extract in our serialisation of What Do We Mean By Local?
David Baines: The local press – victimised again
Continuing our serialisation of What Do We Mean By Local?
Alan Geere: What happened next to the brightest and best
Latest extract in our serialisation of What Do We Mean by Local?
Paul Robertson: The glue holding communities together
Continuing our series of extracts from What Do We Mean By Local?
Anthony Longden: How the locals were set free to self-destruct
Our first extract from the new edition of What Do We Mean By Local?
New-look website for North-East daily
Latest Trinity Mirror title to revamp web presence
Jobs to the fore in HoldtheFrontPage refresh
New scroller will display all vacancies in rotation
Training Matters: Ethics training and covering Woolwich
Our fortnightly blog on training issues affecting journalism
Live blog: The 2012 Society of Editors’ conference
Up-to-the-minute coverage of the year’s biggest media industry gathering
Cabbage tale dug up in Hereford
The silly season has officially ended, but clearly no one has told the Hereford Times. Its tale about a discarded cabbage sprouting a 12-inch stalk in less than a fortnight has been the most viewed story on its website this
Spark of wisdom from Kent
Most people knew about the dangers of mixing fire and petrol but this story on KentOnline, the website of the Kent Messenger, provides a timely reminder to any readers not aware of the risks.