What we have written about Sheerness Times Guardian

Iliffe expansion continues with KM Group takeover

Publisher to take over 13 newspapers as well as website and radio station in ‘white knight’ deal

Picture editor bows out after 45 years in regional journalism

Lensman carried out more than 30,000 photographic assignements

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

Worried journalists seek missing moggie

Concerns expressed after newsroom pet goes missing

New birthday brew celebrates newspaper's special anniversary

Charities to benefit from profits of Sheerness Times Guardian 150th year ale

Strike action threat at Newsquest newspapers

Staff to ballot if compulsory redundancies pushed through, UK ranked 25th for press freedom and more news in brief

Staff and readers celebrate as Sheerness weekly reaches 150

Paper wants to mark anniversary with big push for charity

Times Guardian prepares for 150th anniversary celebration

Design for milestone to be transformed into logo newspaper’s big year

Reporter shows off his naked ambition

Series of adventures for in-paper feature ends with trip to a nudist beach

Paper's coverage shames water company

Apology and frank admission follows weekly’s investigation

Dimond takes charge of biggest-selling weekly

Nine of Kent Messenger Group’s weeklies will now come under the responsibility of Bob Dimond, who has been appointed senior editor (north and west Kent). His responsibility has expanded from the Medway Messenger and Medway Extra to embrace the six

Former Kent editor bows out

A journalist who became editor of a number of Kent newspapers, before branching out into PR, has retired. Gerald Hinks (66) – also known as Gerry – became the youngest newspaper editor in the country when he was appointed to

Penguins??!! Is that the best you can do??

At the Mid Devon Gazette they were less than impressed by the suggestion that a missing pet penguin – as reported in the Sheerness Times Guardian (click here for that story) might qualify as the quirkiest animal story of the

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