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Henley Standard
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Pass rate up, entries down as recession hits NCE
Lowest entry for senior reporter exam for years says NCTJ
Media blogger laments decline of regional daily
Title should have gone for upmarket readers says pundit
News shortlisted in awards for its video content
Local papers go head-to-head with nationals in Newspaper Awards
Newspapers continue fight to beat the crunch
A round-up of the latest recession-busting campaigns
Find out who qualified as a senior in autumn NCE
Just under half passed the latest batch of senior exams
No drop in Standards for new Henley editor
Ex-Argus editor returns to regional press beat
Editor steps down after lifetime in trade
Ex-Argus boss to take up reins next week
Misleading press photo in boozy teens story
Henley Standard apologises over pic, missing girl abduction claim clarified – and more resolved cases from the PCC
Web exclusive for North London weekly
Boris Johnson interview is used online first
Boris features in web video first at Henley Standard
Weekly paper launches revamped website with exclusive after Mayor resigns his seat in parliamant
Successful NCE candidates – Autumn 2006
Fifty per cent of candidates pass NCTJ exams – see the full roll of honour here
43 per cent pass rate for Autumn NCE
The National Certificate has been awarded to 103 candidates who sat the NCE earlier this year – a pass rate of 43 per cent. Just under half the 239 candidates entered for the exam have qualified as journalists after sitting
Former Evening Post staff to be reunited
Did you used to work at the 40-year-old newspaper? Almost 400 ex-staff are sought
£5.5m press for Berkshire publisher
A weekly broadsheet is set to invest around £5.5m in a new printing press. The Newbury Weekly News has signed a contract for a Goss Universal 6 tower at its headquarters in west Berkshire. It will substantially increase its colour
Former editor died playing cricket
Former Henley Standard editor Bob Gallimore has died – doing one of the things he loved best: playing cricket. Bob, (61), was making his return to the pitch after a break of four years through ill-health and had completed a