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All the editorial winners, runners-up and nominees from the Newspaper Society's regional press awards
Find out who won what – and who missed out – by clicking through…
New weekly newspaper hits the streets
Venture creates 15 jobs and aims to fill gap in the market
Northern Ireland awards announced
Chris Thornton, political correspondent of the Belfast Telegraph, was named Journalist of the Year and Daily News Journalist of the Year at the annual Northern Ireland Press and Broadcast Awards. In a night of success for the Telegraph, the newspaper
Newspapers work together in bid to halt suicides rise
Three regional news publications set up Newspapers Against Suicide campaign
Press Gazette award winners
Winners of the Press Gazette Regional Press Awards have received their prizes from former Coventry Evening Telegraph journalist Dermot Murnaghan – who now presents ITV’s nightly news. The top prize of Newspaper of the Year, sponsored by National Savings, was
Press photographers pick up prizes at Northern Ireland event
Mark McCormick is Press Photographer of the Year. Read the full winners list here
Morning paper launches free access web TV
Programmes will cover news, business, sport, religious affairs and entertainment
Headline figures for the regional press ABC results
Snapshot of daily and weekly regional newspapers across the UK
Multimedia audience measure looks to future for regional press
Industry wants to capitalise on the growing investment in new media platforms
Johnston Press completes sale of farming title
Move follows report from Office of Fair Trading to offset new acquisitions
Johnston to sell farming title assets to resolve competition concerns
OFT said ownership of both Farming Life and Farm Week would have adverse effects
News in brief
The ‘golden era’ of newspapers in Northern Ireland is to be remembered by comedian Frank Carson for the BBC’s Bits of Belfast TV series.He’ll meet up with News Letter columnist Mervyn Pauley to remember the days when four newspapers –
Death of former editor Ted
Former Irish News editor Edward Gallagher has died. He was 89. Also known as Ted, he edited the paper during the early 1980s. His career at the Irish News began in 1929, when, aged 16, he got a job as
Mastheads replaced in the north
The Irish News and Belfast Newsletter have both run special mastheads to drum up support for the city’s bid to be declared European city of culture in 2008. Both papers have shown the logo being beamed onto the local ship-building
Mastheads replaced in the north
The Irish News and Belfast Newsletter have both run special mastheads to drum up support for the city’s bid to be declared European city of culture in 2008. Both papers have shown the logo being beamed onto the local ship-building