Retirement brings end to family’s 90-year association with company
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Review of the Year: How the regional press fought and won for its readers
A look at campaign successes for newspapers across the country
Gun monument removed from ‘dangerous’ roundabout after weekly’s splash
Council warned over installation in front page story
Weekly splashes on cycle race in bid to shake off ‘crimes’ tag
Newspaper celebrates sporting event’s first visit to patch
Fix pledge for ‘cut in half’ town after MP posts weekly’s front page to rail chiefs
Newspaper highlighted town centre access problem caused by flooding
Weeklies’ appeal sees readers donate more than 1,000 Christmas toys
Newspapers donate bicycles to campaign
ABCs: Only three paid-for weeklies increase print sales
Latest ABC figures for all UK weekly titles
Weekly titles merged after sale by Johnston Press
Independent publisher combined two newspapers for town
Johnston Press to sell weeklies to independent publisher
Deal due to be completed this month
Former regional press farming reporter dies aged 83
Farming journalist was headhunted
Newspaper dynasty ends as editor bows out
Editor started out as trainee under his father
ABC figures: How all the weeklies performed
The full list of circulation figures for all 791 weekly titles
Bill waves bye bye to Press after 46-year career
Deputy editor calls time on career to start new PR and photography venture
News in brief
First interview gives voice to local businessman – plus: aerobatic ride for report, and more in brief
Readers prove generous in time of crisis
Generous readers of the Goole Times have donated almost £1,000 to victims of the recent floods. The Yorkshire town was one of the worst-hit areas of the freak weather conditions and the newspaper appealed for readers to do whatever they
Missing man in touch thanks to newspaper's appeal
A missing man is to get in touch with his family after an appeal was printed in the Goole Times. Paul Linley went missing a month ago and none of his family had heard from him. But he contacted police