Tributes to “character who led from the front”
Sean Dooley
What we have written about Sean Dooley
Training Matters: Changing attitudes to journalism training
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Review of 2010: Those we have lost
We remember some of those to whom we bade farewell in 2010
Regional daily columnist loses cancer battle at 78
Journalist wrote last piece for title just weeks ago
Judges named for EDF Energy East of England Media Awards
Countdown begins as entry deadline nears for holdthefrontpage contest
Former editor Dooley takes on training ombudsman role
Newspaper man will oversee the quality and fairness of NCTJ qualifications
Deputy to take over editor's chair at Lincolnshire paper
Appointment follows reshuffles at sister titles
New editorship for Mike Sassi as Sentinel's Sean Dooley retires
Changes at the top for two Northcliffe newspapers as senior editor departs after 40 years in journalism
Editor pays tribute to columnist Peter Bossley
Writer “never strayed from his fundamental values and basic humanity”
Sentinel’s Peter Bossley dies at the age of 42
Popular assistant editor was found dead at home
Birthday celebrations at The Sentinel
The Sentinel is celebrating its 150th birthday this week, and to mark the occasion is reproducing its first edition. Then called The Staffordshire Sentinel And Commercial and General Advertiser, the first issue was printed on Saturday, January 7, 1854, and
Weekly series gets a new editor
The Leek, Cheadle and Uttoxeter Post & Times has appointed a new editor in Doug Pickford. He takes charge of a series of paid-for weeklies with a combined circulation of around 18,000, comprising the The Leek Post & Times, Cheadle
Dedicated news editor to lead Sunday team effort
Sentinel Sunday, the Stoke-on-Trent based broadsheet launched less than two years ago, is to appoint its first dedicated news editor. The paper, which is staffed by journalists on the Sentinel’s daily title, has won widespread praise from the industry and
Public figures pay tribute to Grey Power Dave
The death of Dave Goodman, the Stoke Sentinel’s Grey Power columnist, has been greeted with sadness by leading figures across Staffordshire. MPs, religious leaders and fellow journalists have been quick to pay tribute to the writer who championed the cause
Firms join forces to encourage young reporters
Companies in Stoke-on-Trent have joined forces to encourage youngsters to become involved in the world of journalism. Groundwork Stoke-on-Trent, The Hanley Economic Building Society and The Britannia Building Society teamed up with The Sentinel to take on groups of schoolchildren
Sentinel gagged by two former football club chairmen
The Stoke Sentinel has won leave to appeal against an injunction granted to two former Stoke City Football Club chairmen. The injunction, granted in Clerkenwell County Court, prevents The Sentinel suggesting that Peter Coates and Keith Humphreys have not sufficiently