What we have written about Anita Syvret

Industry leaders prepare for local press summit

Conference will highlight ‘good news’ about the industry

More MPs join fight against staff pay freeze

EDM opposes pay stall, Evening Chronicle wins green prize – and more news in brief

Blackadder goes forth into Gloucestershire

Bristol Evening Post man to take over as editor of the Echo

'No regrets' for Echo editor after 18 years with paper

Anita Syvret reveals why now is the time to make the break from local newspapers

Regional press editor to leave Echo hotseat

Media consultancy move for long-serving news chief

Tips from the top

Anita Syvret, of the Gloucestershire Echo, reveals how to get that all-important job

Citizen boss gets editor-in-chief job

Appointment brings Gloucestershire Media’s editorial structure into line with the other Northcliffe centres

Sporting stalwart of 43 years files last match report

Football writer who saw 18 managers come and go receives lifetime season ticket to mark his retirement

Citizen HQ to close in 'streamlining' of sister papers

Jobs at risk as departments prepare to merge at Northcliffe papers

Echo staff volunteer to become bone marrow donors

Staff at the Gloucestershire Echo have stepped forward to volunteer themselves as potential bone marrow donors. The paper recently featured the story of local schoolgirl Laura Edwards, who is fighting leukaemia, and after a huge campaign a donor was found

News in brief

Anita Syvret, editor of the Gloucestershire Echo, has given a presentation on the art of self-promotion at an event organised by the Chartered Management Institute.Entitled ‘How to Get Your Name in the Paper Without Paying for it’, Anita gave an

News in brief

Margaret rides her Luck in Peru

Editor’s secretary Margaret Luck has embarked on an epic journey to cross Peru on her bike for charity. She travelled out at the end of last week to join 25 others on the ride from Lake Titicaca to Machu Picchu,

Tributes paid to former Echo lensman

Tributes have been paid to a former Gloucestershire Echo photographer who has died aged 79. Keith Casswell worked for the Echo from 1968 to 1984 after becoming interested in photography during the Second World War when he swapped a German

Youngsters to supply "attitude"

The Gloucestershire Echo is appealing for journalists of the future to come forward to give the paper some ‘attitude’. Editor Anita Syvret put an article in the newspaper asking teenagers to work on the paper once a month after school.