Senior editorial positions among those at risk
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Retired deputy editor charts 48-year career in new memoirs
Book also recalls time undertaking National Service
Newsquest gains 13 more titles after independent group takeover
Board unanimously accepts company’s offer
Newspaper websites revamped with ‘unique’ local sports coverage
New online business directory also launched
Tory ads dominate weekly fronts as readers go to polls
Party political wraparounds run by several titles
Editor of award-winning Welsh newspaper retires
Newspaperman worked his way up the ranks
Regional publisher axes deputy editor roles
Redundancies followed editorial restructure say bosses
Leader leads the way at annual awards bash
The Wrexham Evening Leader picked up a number of prizes at the annual North Wales Newspapers Ltd awards – and also lifted the main honour at the ceremony. It won the company’s overall Newspaper of the Year award for the
Photo student wins £2,500 grant for top-class shots
Scholarship is handed out in memory of former Rhyl Journal and Evening Leader photojournalist
100mph speeding bikers video is newspapers' first broadcast
Police footage of “crazy” antics is used to launch group’s video streaming service
"Perfect journalist" Diane says a fond farewell
Staff at the Rhyl Journal have said goodbye and good luck to deputy editor Diane Ashton, who has retired after almost 40 years in journalism. Diane, (56), spent 18 years at the Journal, working as chief reporter before being appointed
News in brief
Journalist and mental health campaigner John Hooper has died after a battle with cancer. He was 72.John was a correspondent for the Gloucester Citizen’s Grapevine column for more than 15 years and also worked as reporter in Canada. The Sheffield
Elwyn steps down after 48 years in journalism
Elwyn Edwards, deputy editor at the Rhyl Journal, has retired after 48 years in journalism. Edwards (right) began his career with the North Wales Pioneer back in 1955 and after a spell of National Service joined the North Wales Newspapers-owned
Free weekly shake-up for NWN camp
North Wales Newspapers is to revamp its editorial coastal operation involving three weekly free titles with a combined circulation of 114,000 copies. The editorial control and design of the North Wales Chronicle, North Wales Pioneer and Rhyl Journal will be
Top prize goes to Powys County Times
Judges praise title for getting “to the heart of its community with grass root coverage”
News staff recognised in North Wales awards
The Oswestry & Border Counties Advertizer has been judged best paid-for title in the North Wales Newspapers annual awards. The Advertizer beat off strong challenges from the Wrexham Evening Leader, Powys County Times and Denbighshire Free Press to scoop the