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Chris Bright
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Editor bids farewell after 44 years with daily paper
Colleagues gather for news chief’s send-off
Daily editor to step down after 20 years
Long-serving news chief names successor
Dyson at Large: My regional heroes of 2012
Our blogger looks back at the men and women who made the news in 2012
Success for daily newspaper in libel case
Editor gave evidence in court
Island's journalists win court secrecy battle
Campaign by Evening Post heralds change by magistrates
Regional press news in brief
Plus: Reporter joins police for series of dawn raids – and more regional press news in brief
New island weekly is launched
A new free newspaper has been launched in Jersey, giving the island its only weekly title. The Jersey Metro is being published by the Guiton Group, which also publishes the Jersey Evening Post, and is in direct response to the
Phone firm made 2,000 per cent error in newspaper poll
A phone company error in a newspaper phone poll indicated almost one in four of the population may have called to register their view. Jersey Telecom counted the number of seconds of call time rather than the number of calls
Death of a 'great character'
A veteran journalist who was a household TV name before turning his skills to newspapers has died, aged 69. Jersey Evening Post columnist Gordon Young retired as a feature writer at the newspaper in 1997 but continued to write a
Evening paper's Qatar battle over
An Arab leader has dropped his appeal against the lifting of reporting restrictions on a case concerning arms cash deposits by the Middle Eastern state of Qatar. In December the Jersey Evening Post won a battle to persuade the Royal
Press freedom case success for Post
An evening newspaper has persuaded a court to lift reporting restrictions on a case concerning arms cash deposits by the Middle Eastern state of Qatar. Jersey’s Royal Court has agreed to lift its ban on reporting a case in which
Publication of name 'did not invade privacy'
Coverage of a rector who resigned his post over his relationship with the church secretary did not break rules on privacy, the Press Complaints Commission has ruled. In August the Jersey Evening Post revealed that Rev Francis Mason was resigning
Post's mobile phone message is 'Hands Off'
Newspaper teams up with telecomms firm for seven-week campaign