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Weekly’s office shuts after publisher decides it is no longer needed
Staff to be based as sister title’s home 18 miles away
Weeklies conduct own referendum on second independence vote
Public consultation opened by Scottish Government
Award-winning weekly editor swaps Borders for Broads
“Hands-on” newsman leaves hometown titles for new challenge in England
Weekly newspaper journalist found dead aged 39
Tributes paid after death of regional press reporter
Journalist becomes editor of hometown paper
News chief appointed for two weekly titles
Former weekly editor joins regional daily as reporter
A former weekly newspaper editor has returned to his North East roots with a role as a reporter for a regional daily. Stuart Laundy, who is originally from County Durham, has been appointed Teesdale reporter at The Northern Echo. He
Reporter goes from civilian to soldier for feature series
Reporter passed tough army training in just a few weeks
ABC figures: How the UK's weekly newspapers fared
Latest circulations for all the weeklies revealed
ABC figures: How all the weeklies performed
The full list of circulation figures for all 791 weekly titles
ABC figures: Scottish and Irish weeklies lead way
Only 25 paid-for weeklies post sales increases
Scottish weekly's main office to close
Paper will be run from 15 miles away
Editor bids farewell after 17 years in hotseat
Yorkshire news chief retires after long career in local press
Three weeklies snapped up by Scottish publisher
The Dunfermline Press group has bought three Scottish weeklies for an undisclosed fee. The East Lothian Courier, which covers Haddington, the Galashiels-based Border Telegraph and its sister paper the Peeblesshire News, comprised the last family-owned weekly group in the Borders
Death of newspaper director
Kenneth Whitson, chairman and managing director of D & J Croal Ltd, which publishes the East Lothian Courier, has died. He was 66. He had spent 50 years in journalism, and was also managing director of Border Weeklies Ltd, which
News in brief
Wolves boss Dave Jones took time out from his footballing exploits to visit the headquarters of the Express & Star.The high-flying Division One boss won September’s manager of the month and joined his chief executive and commercial manager for a