Fears over small ads prompt industry-wide review of guidance for local newspapers
South Wales Echo
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Pioneering plans for Wales papers will cost 17 jobs, claims NUJ
Trinity’s Media Wales titles will be integrated into one editorial operation
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Echo accused of hypocrisy over 'sex trade' ads
Politician’s “double standards” speech calls for press advertising boycott as industry talks are planned
Echo editor quits post
Richard Williams to leave Cardiff job after almost three years
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Trinity Mirror to retain Midlands and remaining South East titles
Sale called off after failing to attract high enough bids
Mail and Echo publisher to be renamed Media Wales
Cardiff-based company says change will better reflect the breadth of what it does
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Journalist-turned-minister wins Radio 2 hymn-writing contest
Ex-editor and journalism lecturer uses writing skills to pen prize-winning song
Latest regional press ABC figures are released
Snapshot of daily and weekly regional newspapers across the UK
Newsquest daily gets a new editor
Promotion for deputy editor from sister title
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Firewalk reporter to risk a scorching
Trainee reporter Chris Beckett is preparing to perform a daring fire walk across burning coals to raise money for a children’s charity. The South Wales Echo journalist is fundraising for the Belt Up School Kids charity by taking part in
Echo speaks out for its readers in reservoir battle
The South Wales Echo has sent a clear message to Cardiff council’s planning committee over a proposed development at Llanishen Reservoir. Western Power Distribution has put forward an application to build more than 300 houses on land at the redundant