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Newmarket Journal
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Home town editor retires after four decades
Mayoral reception for outgoing news chief
Teenage arsonist named after paper overturns gag
School was completely destroyed in blaze
Further redundancies on cards at Anglia papers
Four more jobs in doubt at weeklies after Echo editor move
Echo editor's future looks uncertain
Suffolk weekly could exist without editor as management consult over role
Former editor dies shortly after moving to France
Colin Lucas edited a range of newspapers across south England
Successful NCE candidates – Autumn 2006
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Successful NCE candidates – Autumn 2004
The following candidates, listed under the centre at which they sat the examination, have now gained the National Certificate. Click here to see the successful photographers. BOURNEMOUTH Kieran Fox Southern Daily Echo Angela Gallen Dorset Echo Lynn Jackson Daily Echo,
New editor hopes to boost circulation at Newmarket
Suffolk Free Press man Philip Minett set to move to pastures new
Regional press staff cover Soham trial
Just 53 press seats have been allocated to news organisations for the trial of Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr at the Old Bailey. They face charges relating to the deaths of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in what is expected
Retiring editor says goodbye
Martin Throssell, editor of the Great Yarmouth Mercury, has retired. He has spent more than 10 years at the helm of the Mercury, 36 years working for the Archant newspaper group, and 40 years in regional journalism. Martin began his
Death of former editor
Former newspaper editor John Berrill has died. He was 65. John, who was editor of the Haverhill Echo for 21 years, died in hospital following a short illness. He began his journalism career in 1953 at the Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph,
"Anyone can get news given to them on a plate"
Martin Throssell, editor of the Great Yarmouth Mercury, is leaving the paper after 10 years at the helm. Having spent 40 years in regional journalism he has decided to give up the busy world of newspapers and will leave the
New editors in Suffolk
Staff changes at the Bury Free Press have followed the departure of the last editor, Debbie Tweedie, to become deputy editor at the Cambridge Evening News. Her successor is Barry Peters, who began his career with Sharman Newspapers in 1983
Commuter Herald wins Free Newspaper of the Year gong
Paper’s concept impresses the judges. Plus a win for The Portsmouth News – see the full honour roll here
Journal reporter wins cash for equine writing
A Newmarket Journal reporter has scooped the runner-up prize in an annual competition to celebrate equestrianism. Francesca Bardsley’s piece Fell in love with a horse won her £750 as runner-up in the Under 26 category of the Martin Wills Memorial