What we have written about Ray Tindle

Tindle buys up four more free newspapers

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Style award for monthly magazine writer

Plus: Journalism masterclass, Orwell shortlist and more news in brief

Sir Ray summons up Churchillian spirit

Industry will survive and flourish again says Tindle

Regional Sunday paper chalks up two hundred years

We survived Napoleon, we’ll survive the downturn says Sir Ray

Tindle in row over "supermarket freesheet" plan

NUJ to ballot on strike action over job loss threat

South Essex weeklies bought by Tindle

Family-owned group sells out after 25 years

Regional newspaper owners feature in annual rich list

UK media moguls rub shoulders with the rich and famous in Sunday Times Rich List

Regional press news in brief

Plus: Tindle may sell radio station, backing for Mail food campaign, and more news in brief

Tindle Newspapers breaks into UK's top ten for circulation

Directors celebrate as Tindle’s latest figure of 1,400,028 boosts their position

27 Trinity Mirror titles go to Tindle for £18.75m

South London Press, North London and Herts Newspapers and the Yellow Advertiser are offloaded

Press heavyweights at awards ceremony

Senior figures from the regional press were due to join Prince Charles at the first annual Prince’s Trust Local Reporting Award ceremony today. Newspaper Society president Alec Davidson, of Northcliffe Newspapers, was at St James’ Palace with Philip Graf from

Awards of £6,000 on offer to journalism hopefuls

People who want to get into journalism are being offered £6,000 to help them in their quest. Six scholarships of up to £6,040 are being offered by the Tindle Newspaper group for journalism “wannabes” in their circulation areas. There are

Tindle plans Trinity Mirror bid – but may also sell some of its own assets

News boss, (80), eyes up new acquisition but says he hopes to “ease off a little during 2007″

Northcliffe sells Wellington Weekly

Tindle’s growing empire bags another established title

Herald anniversary prompts cash boost from Sir Ray

£2,000 donation from news chief helps town celebrate with its local paper