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South Wales Echo names its editor
Acting editor Mike Hill confirmed in role
Pioneering plans for Wales papers will cost 17 jobs, claims NUJ
Trinity’s Media Wales titles will be integrated into one editorial operation
News men pay tribute as 'one of the great Welsh editors' dies at 76
The second-longest serving editor of the South Wales Echo, Geoff Rich OBE, has died suddenly, aged 76. He began his career in journalism with the South Wales Echo after joining the paper as a copy boy in 1946. He worked
Western Mail unveils new 'user-friendly' format
A new compact version of The Western Mail has gone on sale for the first time today. The national newspaper of Wales announced plans to convert to the new format earlier this year, following “overwhelming support” for the idea from
Vibrant new look for Welsh title
The Western Mail will unveil a vibrant new look tomorrow. The relaunch follows an extensive research programme and will see the paper printed in full colour throughout for the first time in its 133-year history. Alan Edmunds The broadsheet paper’s
New role reunites Neil with former editor
Sunday Herald picture editor Neil Bennett is to be reunited with his former editor when he joins the Western Mail in December. Neil, (31), is to join the paper in the newly created role of deputy editor and his appointment
New regional editor is named by Trinity Mirror
A series of key editorial and training appointments – including a new editor for a Sunday regional – has been announced by Trinity Mirror. At Trinity Mirror Regionals’ Cardiff centre, Tim Gordon (right) has been promoted to editor of Wales
Editor to face public at watchdog roadshow
Western Mail editor Alan Edmunds is to link up with the Press Complaints Commission when it goes out on the road in Cardiff next month. He will be part of a panel of members from the press watchdog who will
Day out in Wales for press watchdog group
Western Mail editor Alan Edmunds joined members of the Press Complaints Commission for its public open day in Wales. The event, in Cardiff, was set up to show the Commission was not merely a London-centric organisation but a service for
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Compact Mail set for autumn launch
The Western Mail has announced plans to convert to a compact format this autumn. The move follows extensive market research by the Cardiff-based newspaper, which showed “overwhelming support” for the idea from readers. The change from a broadsheet format comes