We remember some of those to whom we bade farewell in 2010
Keith Parker
What we have written about Keith Parker
Funeral details for respected news chief announced
Further tributes paid after death of former editor
Tributes paid after death of well-known former editor
‘Highly-regarded’ news chief loses battle with cancer
Review of 2009: Those we have lost
Part Four of our look back at the year in regional journalism
Strong showing for BPM in Midlands Awards
Shortlist revealed for 7th annual celebration
Former Express & Star deputy editor dies aged 86
Bill Jolly was a “powerful figure” in Midlands journalism
Journalism qualification to be run by new body
Education Development International will be awarding body for NVQs in newspaper journalism
Training boost as qualifications group re-forms
The Newspaper Qualifications Council has been re-launched with Wolverhampton Express & Star managing director Keith Parker as chairman. The Council aims to actively support training and qualifications to high professional standards in all sectors of the regional newspaper industry. It
Shock death of Gazette's Keith Parker
Tributes are paid to journalist who has died after a short illness, aged 52
BBC journalist to be new managing editor at Brentwood Gazette
Successor to Roger Watkins will take on new role later this month
News man Parker set to leave Express & Star
Industry stalwart plans to maintain busy media role despite retirement
No bridge too far for Gazette's man in Arnhem
Brentwood Gazette Series assistant editor Keith Parker parachuted into Arnhem at the weekend to mark the 60th anniversary of the Allied landings – and raise some money for charity. Thousands of Dutch people watched as he joined veterans in commemorating
New blackout – but no news blackout
It was the ultimate newspaper nightmare. An hour to deadline and all the lights go out. A massive power cut affecting tens of thousands of properties plunged a swathe of the West Midlands into darkness, forcing the Express & Star
Students honoured in Gazette backed writing competition
Three students from Basildon College have had their work recognised through a competition backed by the Billericay and Wickford Gazette. Awards were presented to the students as part of the annual Wickford Talking Newspaper Writing Competition, which is organised by
Star boosts work on archives
The Shropshire Star has been presented with a framed selection of writing down the ages in honour of its role in preserving public records. The presentation was to managing director Keith Parker by George Raxster, of Shropshire Heritage Trust, at