Iliffe keeps things ‘in-house’ as websites start showcasing video journalism news
Burton Mail
What we have written about Burton Mail
Burton print jobs set to be axed
Production of evening paper could be outsourced to local rival
Misleading press photo in boozy teens story
Henley Standard apologises over pic, missing girl abduction claim clarified – and more resolved cases from the PCC
Regional newspaper owners feature in annual rich list
UK media moguls rub shoulders with the rich and famous in Sunday Times Rich List
New direction for career of award-winning business editor
Chris Starkie leave the EDP after five years to shape the future of Norfolk’s economy
Expansion planned for free monthly newspaper
Fledging company’s successful launch could see further ‘Local News’ titles
Newspaper publishers' joint venture for new weekly title
Iliffe and Observer Standard combine forces for 50,000-copy per week freebie
Reporters hit the TV screen for film festival podcast
Newsroom becomes film studio for the day as festival founder shoots podcast
Awards handed out by Iliffe as expanded group rewards editorial staff
Midlands and southern titles collect company-wide gongs
Regional press news in brief
Plus: Archant’s geo-mapping, a Forester appeal – and more regional press news in brief
'Smallest paper' keeps one eye on developments in Bath
Midlands paper which survives on circulation of less than 10,000 has no plans to change
Mail musical duo on the road to Wembley
A musical duo from the Burton Mail have faced their biggest audience to date, performing at a fundraising event in memory of a local man killed in a road accident. Deputy editor Andy Parker and deputy news editor Jason Davies,
Latest resolved complaints dealt with by the PCC
Woman feared case of mistaken identity and claimed pic invaded her privacy – plus more PCC news
Regional newspapers fight on post office closures threat
Campaigns launched across the UK to save threatened rural outlets
Comprehensive coverage by pre-entry trainees
As firefighters called their first national strike in 25 years on Wednesday night, the trainee journalists at the Editorial Centre covered the story from a Hastings perspective. The young journalists, who produce two weekly newspapers – the Hastings Archer and
Maybe we should get danger money….?
Health food was almost the death of photographer Neil Barker. The Burton Mail’s deputy chief photographer was sent to cover the opening of Holland and Barrett’s new distribution centre in Burton-on-Trent. He explained:”After sitting through an incredibly tedious and lengthy