All print and broadcast media are welcome to attend the event, which will include photo, interview and TV opportunities with Stephen Donald
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We are looking for a qualified journalist, preferably with some sports desk experience, with a passion for all sports. He or she should be able to write quickly and accurately for our newspapers and websites, as well as sub-edit copy and design a variety of pages for both weekly and daily titles with flair
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3 Apr
2012
2012
Grimsby Telegraph: deputy sports editor
The successful candidate will be motivated, have fresh ideas and help to lead a small team in the writing and design of our sports pages. As well as supporting the sports editor, he or she will have the opportunity to cover local sport and our professional football team, Grimsby Town
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30 Mar
2012
2012
Wheatcroft is head of sport at Express group
Howard Wheatcroft was last night confirmed as the group head of sport at Express Newspapers, after more than eight years as sports editor of the Daily Star
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NORMAN GILLER reports on the latest, £5 million round of job cuts, including sports desk mergers, being imposed at Express Newspapers
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John Stern, the former editor of The Cricketer magazine, has joined the team of All Out Cricket in the role of editor at large
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NORMAN GILLER goes back to the future with the blueprint for journalists looking to move into publishing, spotlighting BackPass, a stunningly impressive retro magazine
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The SJA Ladbrokes Lunches are a rich source of headlines and storylines, for regional sportswriters as well as the nationals, says ANTON RIPPON
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20 Mar
2012
2012
Loss of readers must be a racing certainty
Last week, Peter Corrigan looked at the migration of race cards and results from the pages of The Guardian to the newspaper’s website. Here, the recent Doug Gardner award-winner JOHN SAMUEL shares his concerns
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