A 44 per cent pass rate in the National Certificate Examination means that 116 candidates have qualified as journalists. A total of 263 candidates sat the National Certificate Examination in October at 15 centres across the UK. The candidates who
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Snappers get their reward
Thirteen photographers have passed the National Certificate Examination they took on November 6. The National Council for the Training of Journalists has announced the results and named the candidates who won prizes for excelling in the test. Distinctions were awarded
51 per cent pass rate for NCE
A 51 per cent pass rate in the National Certificate Examination means that 136 candidates have qualified as journalists. A total of 265 candidates sat the National Certificate Examination in April at 16 centres across the UK, as well as
Echo photographers scoop awards
Photographs from the Gloucestershire Echo won four award categories – and were runner-up in three – in the annual Geoff Benger Memorial Awards. The competition, which is open to photographers throughout the county of Gloucester, is organised by a different
Echo winners
Here are some of the photographs, from the Gloucestershire Echo, which won in the Geoff Benger Memorial Awards. Photograph by Richard Hudd Mark Gordon-Brander gets a closer look at a snake than he’d bargained for at Sleepy Hollow Farm Park
Young Cricket Photographer of the year is revealed
Panel “unanimous” as Jessica Homer is selected as MCC’s Young Cricket Photographer 2007
Cricket club offers photography scholarship for fifth year
Winner will cover MCC home and away and receive up to £7,500 worth of financial help
Echo lensman helps nab shoplifter
Photographer dialled 999 after fearing man on rooftop was about to jump
Photographers' NCE successes and awards announced
Dominic Lipinski and Alex Rumford were the star turns in their news photography exams
Season comes into focus for sporting scholarship snapper
Chance of a lifetime saw former Echo man follow club around the country – and beyond
Cricket scholarship snapper 'loved every moment'
A former Gloucestershire Echo photographer is urging budding sports snappers to apply for a scholarship to win the chance to cover Marylebone Cricket Club both home and abroad. Anthony Devlin, who left the Echo in April, is the current MCC
Echo's Jo scores top award in sporting pic contest
Gloucestershire Echo photographer Jo Harvell has scored an impressive win in a top sports photography competition. The regional press snapper (pictured) scooped the Photograph of the Year prize at the Nationwide FA Cup Photographic Competition. Judges chose Jo’s image, of
Anthony bowls judges over to win cricket scholarship
Anthony Devlin has been appointed Marylebone Cricket Club Young Cricket Photographer 2004. The former Gloucestershire Echo lensman (pictured) beat applications from as far afield as New Zealand to win the scholarship, worth around £5,000. Anthony, (25), began his season as
Photographers' Everyday work is rewarded
The photographic talents of regional press snappers from across the country have been recognised at a national awards ceremony and exhibition. More than £30,000 of prizes was handed out to the winners and runners-up at Northcliffe Newspapers’ The Everyday photography
Top prize for best portfolio
Photographer Paul Nicholls of the Gloucester Citizen has been awarded a top prize, beating competition from fellow professionals in the Gloucestershire and Wiltshire area. The fifth Geoff Benger Memorial Awards were held in Bristol, where Paul picked up the trophy
Top of the shots: Awards recognise photo talent
The Banks’s Midlands Press Photographer awards have announced winners in ten categories to recognise the talents of newspaper photographers all over the region. The Press Photographer of the Year is Roy Kilcullen of the Coventry Evening Telegraph, whose portfolio of