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Wisbech Standard
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Weekly's scoop sees two top councillors quit their posts
Exclusive reveals names of candidates for council’s top job – as well as the ones who missed out
Editor singled out 'for winning trust of the community'
Journalist chosen as best man for the job as event organisers look for someone with key community role
Press man's lecture reveals student journalists 'unfamiliar with blogging'
News editor’s surprise as blogging topic was met with blank looks
Georgian journalists vists Cambs weeklies
Three reporters from behind the old Iron Curtain learn from Times and Standard team
25-a-day habit news editor chosen to front healthy lifestyle campaign
Spotlight is thrown on journalist who is attempting to lose weight, get fit and quit smoking
News in brief
Volunteers are sought. Plus: Chronicle joins forces with Newcastle Brown Ale – and more news in brief
Small ad from rival paper brings sought-after front page splash
Jobs section probe resulted in story being followed up by nationals, radio and TV
Deputy to take over editor's chair at Lincolnshire paper
Appointment follows reshuffles at sister titles
Archant weeklies relaunch as frees
Give-away move will deliver a wider audience to advertisers
'Good news' as new weekly hits the streets
A new free weekly newspaper has hits the streets of Cambridgeshire, with the launch of The Fenland Post. The new 64-page title, published by Archant Anglia, is the only paper to cover the whole of Fenland and will focus on
Sister titles unveil new look
The Cambs Times and Wisbech Standard have revealed a fresh new look after undergoing a makeover. The sister papers, published by Archant Anglia, have been given a modern, cleaner design and new content has also been introduced. The changes include
What a difference a (couple of) days makes…
The biggest change in the 120-year history of two Cambridgeshire newspapers will take place tomorrow, when their Friday publication day is moved forward to a Wednesday. Archant Anglia titles The Cambs Times and Wisbech Standard newspapers have had a Friday
New era for Barry and The Herald
Barry Hunt is hoping to make his mark at The Herald in East Herts after becoming the paper’s new editor. Together with the rest of the Herald’s editorial team, Barry is currently looking at ways the paper can be improved.
Newspaper office hit by floods
A newspaper office was hit by floods this week as torrential rain swept across East Anglia. Staff at the head office of Archant Anglia, publishers of several weekly papers including The Royston Crow, Wisbech Standard and Hunts Post, had to
One giant leap for Lisa
A fundraising appeal by the Cambridgeshire Times was given a boost with a hair-raising experience for one of the newspaper’s reporters. Lisa Cleverdon was sponsored by staff at the Wisbech Standard and March Times to do a skydive for the