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Midlands publisher recruits new online chief
Electronic editor joins from Northcliffe
Picture editor quits to train dressage horses
New career path for West Country photographic boss
News International exec to become JP commercial boss
Regional publisher Johnston Press has poached a senior News International executive as its new commercial marketing director. Neil Jones is joining JP chief executive Ashley Highfield’s senior team from his current role as commercial strategy director at NI. In the
PA marks Jubilee by publishing first eBook
Elizabeth II timeline includes 250 rarely seen images
Regional daily forces review of manslaughter sentence
Echo wrote to Attorney General over lenient punishment
Accountant admits fraud charges after newspaper sting
Defendant had complained to PCC over privacy invasion
Editor’s shiner sparks successful campaign
Hospital bosses agree to keep ward open 24/7
Advert fails to bow-el them over
This box advert can be seen in the slot next to the masthead in the current edition of the Gloucestershire Gazette, but the ‘taster session’ doesn’t seem very appetising to us…
Journalism has become ‘socially exclusive’ says Milburn
Former minister in call to widen access to profession
Editor and two deputies axed in new Yorkshire shake-up
More changes announced at strike-hit division
Weekly helps double sentences for child rapists
Newspaper praised by Attorney General
Subscriptions set to rise, NUJ warns members
Leaders of the National Union of Journalists have warned members that subscriptions will have rise to address a financial crisis facing the union. Last week it emerged that the union needs to cut costs by £400,000, equivalent to the loss
Fire arrests prompt third late special for Midlands daily
The Derby Telegraph printed its third special edition in the space of a month today as two people were arrested over a fatal house fire in the city that killed six children. A 55-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman –
BBC ‘dancing on the grave of local newspapers’
And we’re talking “pogo, not line” says editor
Spearless in their field
Asparagus is big news in Evesham. The town hosts an annual Asparagus Festival, the centrepiece of which is the crowning of an Asparagus King. So perhaps the Evesham Journal can be forgiven for this bill which, to a casual passer-by,