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Inquest opened into death of Westcountry editor

Post mortem examination was unable to ascertain why Mary-Ann died

Sudden death of Westcountry journalist Mary-Ann

Former Devon editor and West Midlands journalist has died at 57

Journalists’ union stands up for members – and stands by them

NUJ president Chris Morley writes for HTFP on how the union can make a difference

Mail's Sports Argus is sent off

Falling sales prompt closure of standalone Saturday sports edition after more than 100 years

Union president to champion quality journalism

Birmingham Mail journalist Chris Morley is the NUJ’s new president

New motors man behind the wheel at Trinity Mirror

Regional motoring content Driving Force will be Post’s man Chris

New motors man behind the wheel at Trinity Mirror

Chris Russon will be the new man behind the wheel at Trinity Mirror’s regional motoring content sharing service Driving Force, following the retirement of chief motoring editor David Whinyates. Currently deputy motoring editor, Chris, (48), is based at the Birmingham

PA man Peter Beal marks retirement with 1,150-mile walk

Northern editor to swap laptop for walking boots for Land’s End to John O’Groats trek

Birmingham Post editorship announced

Trinity Mirror moves to fill vacant role at morning paper

New political role for Journal's Zoe

Writer succeeds Jonathan Walker in Newspaper Conference post

New political role for Journal's Zoe

Zoe Hughes, political editor of The Journal in Newcastle, has been elected as the new chairman of the Newspaper Conference. She will lead the conference, which represents London editors and political correspondents of regional newspapers which are members of the

Press Club honours Post veteran Bert

Newspaper man is presented with a specially commissioned cartoon at lunch held in his honour

Former regional editors named among most influential

Keith Whetstone and Arnold Kemp are added to dictionary of people who have shaped British history

American dream as Post reporter completes NY Marathon

More than 3,500 Brits took part – and reporter Emma was one of them