What we have written about Shields Gazette

Reporter's 'rubbish' assignment sees him out on the bins

Gazette’s David gets his hands dirty as he lift the lid on being a binman

Entertainment writer to stage his own performance

Reporter will step on to the other side of the footlights after landing plum role

Hartlepool Mail gets a new editor

Deputy editor moves to sister paper as she wins her first editorship

Gazette's Carjack exclusives leave rivals trailing

Staff worked through the night on story that brought 25 per cent sales rise

Gazette claims press freedom victory as whistle-blower is cleared over leak

“Delight” for paper as tribunal agrees sacked warden was justified in handing over report

News in brief

Plus: Mercury staff rub shoulders with one of the most feared women on TV – and more news in brief

Regional reporters have a 'Great' North Run

Find out who lasted the course as journalists took part in famous race

Weeklies' editor-in-chief moves on

Northeast Press man’s role is made redundant

Reporters get naked in the name of art – part two

Gazette crime reporter reveals all after revealing all

New assistant editor at the Echo

Journalist has worked at newspapers in the UK and abroad and will now help strengthen North East title

I can see clearly now

Reporter “has his eyes fried” as he undergoes laser eye surgery

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Union pay campaign targets publisher’s annual conference

Gazette pressure sees controversial report go public

A controversial report into pollution at a beauty spot is being made available to the public for the first time, thanks to a vigorous campaign by the Shields Gazette. Earlier this month the newspaper published extracts from a leaked copy

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On the third anniversary of the murder of journalist Martin O’Hagan, the NUJ has expressed “grave concern” at the lack of progress in the police investigation. NUJ president Jim Corrigall has urged the police service of Northern Ireland to guarantee

Staff celebrate as nationals follow Gazette's lead

Shields Gazette staff are celebrating after leading the way for the UK nationals no less than three times in one week. The local South Tyneside daily was first with major exclusives which were then followed up by national newspapers, radio