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Sisters to race in memory of young journalist
More than £3,000 has already been raised in Richard’s memory
Johnston Press closes three newspaper offices
Reporters will be based out-of-town
Journalist tells ‘true love’ story from beyond the grave
Reporter kept a journal in lead up to his death
Six small weeklies at the heart of paywall trial
‘Small scale’ experiment could transform local press industry
'Talented and tenacious' reporter dies aged 26
Journalist battled cancer with bravery and sense of humour
Humphrys and Sergeant speak up for local press
Host of initiatives lined up for Local Newspaper Week
Trio take on marathon for newspaper's charity appeal
Running reporters hope to raise £6,000
Advertiser editor bids farewell after ten years
David Horne retires after years of journalism service in East Midlands
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Assistant editor says farewell after 23 years
Ripley and Heanor News assistant editor Carol Gibbs has retired. News stalwart, Carol, had worked at the News for over 23 years, becoming one of the most respected and trusted news reporters in the Ripley and Heanor area. Carol started
New challenge for Adrian after 18 years in newspapers
Editor Adrian Farmer was today beginning a new career away from newspapers, after 18 years working in the regional press. Previously editor of the Belper News and Ripley and Heanor News, Adrian (pictured) has been appointed communications and outreach officer
New MDs at Johnston titles
New managing directors have been appointed at two of Johnston Press’s newspaper companies. Nick Mills is now managing director at the Yorkshire Weekly Newspaper Group, and was previously managing director of Wilfred Edmunds Ltd. In his new role Nick will
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Ripley and Heanor News reporter Richard Gadsby bid a fond farewell to family, friends and colleagues ahead of his ‘trip of a lifetime’ travelling to trek across Australia.His replacement is Rebecca Hampson, formerly of the Ilkeston Advertiser, who is preparing