Eighteen press photographers and photojournalists have been successful in the latest National Certificate Examinations. The National Council for the Training of Journalists has announced the results of the exams taken at Norton College in Sheffield earlier this month. Sixteen press
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New free weekly hits the Midlands
Rugby Times will be delivered to 35,000 homes and be a “champion of the community”
Trainee reporter's 'litter-bug' scoop goes national
Local journalist saw her story become The Sun’s splash during one-week secondment to sister paper
Coventry strikers return to work
Indefinite strike over pay comes to an end
Talks held in bid to end pay dispute
NUJ members hoping that agreement could be reached today
More strike action hits Coventry
Protest over pay continues – but company says it has gone as far as it can go
Pay dispute journalists challenge Trinity's Sly Bailey to Q&A
NUJ members hope to quiz chief executive during newspaper visit as they plan further strike action
NUJ hails strike a success – but no deal is reached
More action could follow in protest over pay
Strike due to hit newspaper offices today
NUJ members stage 24-hour walkout in protest over pay
Coventry journalists vote to strike in protest over pay
National Union of Journalists members plan a 24-hour walkout
Retirements spark new appointment at Midlands titles
Andrew Punshon has been appointed group series editor of Coventry Newspapers. Previously deputy editor of the Hinckley Times, he is now responsible for the Hinckley Times and Bedworth Echo, both paid-for titles, and the free Hinckley Herald and Journal, Coventry
Weekly's staff are on an all time high!
Staff at The Hinckley Times are celebrating after hitting an all-time-high sales figure last week. It sold a record 19,949 copies – nearly 500 more than its previous best. Editor Paul Webb said sales were boosted by a popular My
Ancient role for former Times journalist
A former journalist has become only the second woman in 1,200 years to take up the post of High Sheriff of Leicestershire. Julien Birchall was officially nominated for the position at a ceremony at London’s High Court and takes over
Editor will miss the team spirit at weekly
Midlands editor Diane Chalmers is to leave the Hinckley Times after almost four years in the hot seat. Diane, who will be 49 next week, will leave the paper on June 7 after seeing through Hinckley’s jubilee celebrations, which she
Readers say "no" to supermarket development
A Hinckley councillor has claimed that the results of a local paper’s reader survey could stop a major supermarket chain from setting up shop in the town. The Hinckley Times received 560 survey forms from its readers concerned about the
Palace date for Ann
A former director of The Hinckley Times has been made an MBE by the Queen at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Ann Jee is also an international squash player and has been involved in the sport for almost 50 years,