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Editorial jobs come under threat at Northcliffe's south-west operations
Managers to “dig deep” into proposals before any decisions are made
Western Daily Press editor resigns
Terry Manners replaced as changes at the top are announced at Bristol centre
Rail tragedy cuts short life of former editor
Tributes paid to busy journalist who was “always on the go”
Mike Lowe resigns from the Evening Post
Move sees Mike Norton appointed editor-in-chief of the Bristol Evening Post and the Western Daily Press
Telegraph makes two key appointments
Two key appointments have been made at the Derby Evening Telegraph following the departure of its picture editor and sports editor. Peter Green, (33), has been promoted to the role of sports editor, after previously working on the sports desk
News in brief
Brain tumour sufferer Caroline MacDonald had a dream come true when the Extra in Scotland fixed for her to meet Fame Academy winner David Sneddon.Caroline, (21), contacted the Archant Central Scotland publication, which is David’s local paper, in hope she
Staff promoted at two regionals
Three new posts have been created by editor Ian Mean at the Gloucester Citizen, as he puts the finishing touches to his senior team. News editor Matt Holmes has been promoted to head of content and becomes the paper’s number
Telegraph steps in as 'Banana bunch' are beaten
A council decision to order a cabbie to respray his taxi a different shade of yellow could have cost Derby taxpayers £5,000. When the driver was refused permission to put up a sign in his cab that criticised Derby City
Top table at Derby iscomplete
Derby Evening Telegraph editor Mike Norton has put his senior editorial team into place. Andy Wright, who has been acting assistant editor since October, has been permanently appointed to the post. Mick Hill, the acting news editor for the same
Unlucky break for health and safety rep
Journalist Robin Johnson missed his first meeting as the Derby Evening Telegraph’s editorial Health and Safety representative – after a freak footballing accident. There were no spectators and no prizes at stake as the guys from the Telegraph took to
Press bid to save urban and rural post offices
Bid to keep services is key to WDP push