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Ian Carter
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Kent publisher to centralise subbing desks
No jobs will be lost says editorial director
Regional trainer bows out after 33-year career
Cricketing friendship led to return to newspapers
Axed former deputy editor in weekly comeback
New editor-in-chief appointed for Surrey and Sussex titles
Review of 2009: All change at the top
Part Two of our look back at the year in regional journalism
KM Group announces new editorial director
Ian Carter joins family firm from Northcliffe’s South East division
Advertiser welcome at the Palace again
Reporters free to interview staff after ban lifted
Red card for newspaper in football kit row
Weekly banned from interviewing Palace staff and players
Power cut fails to halt Advertiser team
Croydon hacks rally to get edition on the stands
Friday Funnies: Helicopter headline raises a smile
….and more press funnies including a pun-tastic headline which failed to amuse one reader!!
Ballet fraud on voting day – more funny news items
…including the BBC’s Great Tit story
Newspaper turns down BNP advertising
Croydon weekly says no to political party, nine-year-old hailed hero by Scottish judge and more news in brief
Senior police officer blames local press for fear of crime
South London superintendent attacks newspapers for heightening fear of crime among residents
Expensive shirts and a cheap gag – more unusual headlines
The stuggle to get a balanced, accurate and succinct headline goes on…
Sister Surrey titles convert to tabloid
Weeklies to drop three-section broadsheet in favour of full-colour compact edition
Keeler shoot lensman marks 30 years with the Advertiser
A Croydon Advertiser man who helped set up one of the most famous photo shoots in history is celebrating 30 years with the paper. Photographer George Hoole, (58), worked with the world-famous snapper Lewis Morley on the renowned black and