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Local papers vital to combat fake news says Prince of Wales
Charles namechecks local titles in letter
Newspapers switch to ‘reader-friendly’ tabloid format as publisher dumps broadsheets
Editorial director says reader feedback behind decisions
Ex-editor of British mainland’s northernmost newspaper dies at 81
Tributes paid to former news chief
Father and son duo triumph at regional awards
Honours dished out an annual press ball
Union claims jobs at risk as publisher outsources roles to India
Pre-press and design roles under threat at three sites
Aberdeen journalist to stand in council election
Former Press and Journal man to stand as independant candidate
Heralds lead way in Scottish Press Awards shortlist
See the nominees for the 31st annual newspaper celebration
ABC figures: How all the weeklies performed
The full list of circulation figures for all 791 weekly titles
Lifetime achievement award presented to Scottish journalist
Plus: Newsquest’s 62m page impressions online, staff changes at New Nation and more news in brief
Former Courier editor to be remembered at Highland awards
The Jim Love Memorial Award will be presented for the first time early next year
Former Northern Times editor dies aged 73
“Superb newspaperman” began his career on the John O’Groat Journal
Scottish publisher plans £1m print investment
Scottish Provincial Press, publishers of 15 newspapers in the north and north-east of Scotland, has announced it is to invest £1m in its Dingwall printing centre. A new colour tower is to be added to the existing Goss press at
Online guide to north Scotland is launched
Scottish Provincial Press has launched an online guide to the north of Scotland in the shape of a new website Hi-lands.com. The site, which was developed entirely in-house over the past six months, includes the latest local and world news
Inaccuracy and intrusion
Resolved complaints dealt with by the PCC in January and February 2003. The majority of complaints made to the Press Complaints Commission, which raise a possible breach of the Code of Practice, are resolved directly between the Commission’s staff, editors
Herald named best Highland and Islands paper
The Strathspey and Badenoch Herald has been named Newspaper of the Year at the Highland and Islands Media Awards. Editor Gavin Musgrove will receive a cheque for £500, to be donated to a charity of the newspaper’s choice. Kingussie-based reporter