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Guardian crowns its own 'Mr and Miss' after contest outrage
Reader letters prompted move by editorial staff to find genuine home-grown faces
Reporter 'jailed' in fundraising stunt
Guardian’s Neil was dragged before the court and ordered to pay £500 ‘bail’ for charity
Sub-editor and mum-to-be asks readers to help pick name for her baby
A sub-editor at the Warrington Guardian has turned to readers of the paper to help her decide on the name of her first born. When Jenni Carroll discovered she was to become a mum for the first time, she decided
Guardian airs powerful TV footage of attack to warn on drink
Footage of “tame” incident that led to teenager’s death shows the dangers of binge drinking
Irvine to take on Welsh editorship
Acting Liverpool Daily Post editor to move to sister paper
Give Gerry Kreibich a nice Christmas surprise
Thanks to HoldTheFrontPage, I now have enough responses for a highly entertaining ‘recollections chapter’ of my new book.
Guardian editor wins MD role
Warrington Guardian editor Jan Lever is to become managing director of Newsquest (Blackburn). She is already editorial director for Newsquest (Cheshire) and will take up her new role on January 1. Jan began her career by training as a journalist
News in brief
The journalist that broke the story of former a Miss World being an unmarried mother – a revelation that led to her losing her crown – has confessed to feeling guilt over the story’s repercussions.Broadcaster Tim Richards, who was at
"Perfect journalist" Diane says a fond farewell
Staff at the Rhyl Journal have said goodbye and good luck to deputy editor Diane Ashton, who has retired after almost 40 years in journalism. Diane, (56), spent 18 years at the Journal, working as chief reporter before being appointed
Fugitive protests innocence – and points out spelling error
A fugitive wanted in connection with an armed robbery telephoned the Warrington Guardian to protest his innocence – and to complain that his name had been misspelled in a court report. Guardian crime reporter Paul Keaveny was taken aback when
Newsroom quintet completes Race for Life
Five journalists from the Warrington Guardian in Cheshire were among hundreds of women who ran in the Race For Life to raise cash for Cancer Research UK. Deputy editor Nicola Priest, sub-editor Melanie Moore, features sub-editor Michelle Corbett, reporter Jenni
Newsquest's Guardian series appoints new publisher
The Guardian series in the North West, which includes the Runcorn & Widnes World, has a new publisher, Eleanor Underhill. Eleanor took up her new post after Chris Hughes was promoted to regional managing director for Newsquest (North West). She
Welcome 'queen Kerry' home in style, says Guardian
Queen of the jungle Kerry McFadden should be welcomed home with civic reception in her honour, says the Warrington Guardian. Hot on the heels of its Vote Kerry campaign, her home town newspaper is urging local council chiefs to roll
Keep Kerry in the jungle!
Kerry McFadden should stay in the jungle – that’s the view of the Warrington Guardian, which has launched a campaign to keep her in a reality TV show. The cry-baby has emerged as the favourite to be first to be