Regionals boss will join panel for Journalism Leaders Forum
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'Best student' picks up award
Coveted prize is handed out in memory of former Post journalist
'News Idol' contest winner to mark Evening Post web relaunch
Reader will present first online TV bulletin on redesigned site
Sebastian Coe to speak at SoE gala dinner
Double Olympic gold medallist and London 2012 chairman will entertain editors
Editors to hear from BBC chief at key event
Mark Thompson will deliver keynote speech as media players debate the pros and cons of industry changes
Project launched to create digital 'newsroom of the future'
Paper will revolutionise the way its newsroom works as it aims to extend its reach into the community
Journalist loses cancer fight, aged 44
One of the Lancashire Evening Post’s most respected members of staff has died after a battle against cancer. Alan Burgess, (44), was at his home in Fulwood, Preston, surrounded by his family. His wife Alma is expecting the couple’s second
News in brief
A newspaper’s quiz compiler is to get his chance at the big one – on TV’s Who Wants to be a Millionaire?Bob Ginger, who writes the crosswords for the Bucks Free Press, is keeping quiet about the outcome of his
News in brief
A front page splash by the Manchester Evening News to appeal for a bone marrow donor to save the life of seven-year-old Shannon Bradshaw led to more than 600 people queuing for blood tests in the hope they could help
Reynolds prepares for editorship
From the USA to Europe and Chester to Carlisle, it has been a long journey for the Lancashire Evening Post’s new editor, Simon Reynolds. He was a late-comer to the hectic world of reporting, waiting until his mid-20s to take
Borrell set for Birmingham
Page 2 of 2 It was in this role that he made his biggest impact: “I launched the paper in the tabloid format, just as I have done here at the Lancashire Evening Post. It was a big job, but
Evening Post singled out for praise over donor success
The Lancashire Evening Post has been singled out for praise from health secretary John Reid for its successful organ donor campaign. And the MP was so touched after reading in the paper about the anguish of people waiting for a
'Lancashire Evening Post no longer only a newspaper' – editor
Sales and online readership boosted by “quiet revolution” in the newsroom