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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
'Hello Glastonbury' – even if it is just the working men's club
A newsman’s dream of announcing “Hello Glastonbury” from the main stage at the country’s premier music event will remain just that – a dream. Clinton Rogers and his band Shattered Acoustics was hoping to make the grade for an all-comers
Sceptic de-stresses with an Indian head massage
Unconvinced about the power of holistic therapies and spiritual healing, self-confessed sceptic Louise Lewis was invited to give an Indian head massage a try – and was pleasantly surprised at the results. The Wellington Weekly News journalist was invited to
Weekly News celebrates
The Wellington Weekly News is celebrating its first birthday after being relaunched in May 2000. The Somerset paper has enjoyed a momentous year since management of the title was taken over by Taunton Newspapers. The achievements peaked with the BT
West Country title relaunched
The Wellington Weekly News as it was (left) and after its relaunch One of the West Country’s oldest titles, the Wellington Weekly News, has been reborn in a new format. The Somerset paper has joined the stable of Bristol United
'What I miss now is not knowing what is happening until I read it in the paper'
by HoldTheFrontPage staff When Lloyd Jefferies started work as an apprentice reporter with the Wellington Weekly News way back in 1938, little did he realise that he would end up as the paper’s editor. In this article, reproduced from the
South West Media Awards winners announced
The 2005 winners of the EDF Energy South West Media Awards are: Newspaper Photographer of the Year: Gareth Williams, Express & Echo. “These were impressive pictures of real people in real situations, demonstrating style and technical competence. Gareth’s enthusiasm shines
22 publications in frame for South West media awards
The shortlist of nominees for the EDF Energy South West Media Awards 2005 has been announced. It reveals that more than 20 different publications are in with a chance of scooping a win at the inaugural awards. And – courtesy