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New chairman for Newspaper Conference
Western Morning News London editor takes up the reins
Comprehensive coverage by pre-entry trainees
As firefighters called their first national strike in 25 years on Wednesday night, the trainee journalists at the Editorial Centre covered the story from a Hastings perspective. The young journalists, who produce two weekly newspapers – the Hastings Archer and
Northcliffe confirms closure of Taunton Times
Group says 29,520-distribution weekly can no longer run at a loss
Gazette editor to retire after 44 years with the paper
Martin Heal will hand over reins later this year after undertaking almost every job in the newsroom
Big reshuffle to streamline Northcliffe's Western Newspapers
More changes in the Westcountry:
Big reshuffle to streamline Northcliffe's Western Newspapers
Up to ten newsroom jobs could go in a reorganisation of Northcliffe’s Western Newspapers weeklies. Changes being made under the Aim Higher cost reduction programme are set to “streamline” the management structure, with one editor retiring and her deputy’s post
Reporter-turned-comedian makes his Edinburgh Fringe Festival debut
Former regional news editor entertains crowds with a mix of sketches, songs and characters
Reporter in tune with Wimbledon
New song parody from journalist-turned-comedian pokes fun at Tim Henman
Reporter-turned-comedian gets ready for Big Day Out at Edinburgh Festival
Journalist is hoping to make ’em laugh as part of comedy trio
Sun troop scoop on Iraq? A free weekly got there first!
A free weekly newspaper scooped The Sun to report on plans to send 800 Royal Marines back to Iraq. The national newspaper tagged a splash on the story that Tony Blair was to send the troops of 40 Commando into
Editorial shake-up at the Daily Press
A New Year shake-up at the Western Daily Press has seen a host of its staff appointed to new roles. The raft of changes has seen Ellie Campbell promoted from her job as news editor to the wider role of
Red Indian braves fancy dress picture ban
Even HTFP can be accused of not being PC with their coverage of this story.
Newsroom puts credibility on the line as staff take GCSEs
Staff at the Taunton Times went back to school in an experiment that put professional credibility on the line. In the Testing Times feature, six members of staff, including the editor, deputy editor and news editor, sat GCSE papers to
Waiting time is slashed after paper steps in
The intervention of the Taunton Times cut an elderly woman’s wait for hospital treatment from more than a year… down to five weeks. The 79-year-old was told she faced a 63-week wait for a consultation before treatment to a painful
Somerset staff push theboat out
Media staff from the Somerset area are preparing to compete in the Wells Moat Boat Race to raise money for local charities. Four employees of the Mid Somerset Journal will be joining the media race on Bank Holiday Monday which