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Edinburgh editor McLellan to join PCC
Scottish newspapers elect new representative
Ex-pat journalists' success story goes on and on
Former regional hacks celebrate latest sales rise
Act spawns hundreds of regional press scoops
Report highlights value of freedom of information laws
Newspaper turns down BNP advertising
Croydon weekly says no to political party, nine-year-old hailed hero by Scottish judge and more news in brief
Open win for Press & Journal photographer
Garcia pic brings £1,500 award for amateur golfer who’s a professional photographer
Former journalist and councillor dies
Tributes are paid to a man whose career spanned four decades
Regional press news in brief
Plus: Tindle may sell radio station, backing for Mail food campaign, and more news in brief
Accolade for travel promotion
A bargain rail travel promotion has led to an award for the Aberdeen Press and Journal. The newspaper’s circulation department came first in the “best in-paper promotional activity to drive base sales” competition for its idea, which allowed readers to
Daily Journalist of the Yearaward shared for first time
One of the top awards in Scottish journalism has been shared for the first time. Allan Caldwell, of the Glasgow Evening Times, and Robert McNeil, of The Scotsman, were today jointly named Daily News Journalist off the Year in the
Picture prize winner takes African fruit bat trip
Young snapper’s bursary trip combines first love of nature with photography career
Editorial director appointed at Scottish Provincial Press
Journalist celebrates half a century in newspapers with a new job
News in brief
Plus: Greenslade to be keynote speaker at Society conference – and more news in brief
New deputy editor named at Scottish title
Richard Neville has been appointed as the new deputy editor of the Aberdeen Press and Journal. The former editor of Business-am, which ceased publication last year, he succeeds Kay Drummond, who is now deputy editor of the Leicester Mercury. Richard
Staff praised after recovery from press breakdown
The Aberdeen Press and Journal managed to hit the streets, despite a major problem with its printing press. An electronics fault caused a press failure part-way through the production run of Monday’s issue, but printing finally finished six hours later