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Category: Regional newspapers
Evening Telegraph stung by Wasps move to Ricoh
ANTON RIPPON on how Coventry's local newspaper has been drawn into a stadium controversy…
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Baker launches online magazine in just six weeks
Welsh Sport "caters for the star names, like Commonwealth Games cycling champion Geraint Thomas and 2013 triathlon world champion Non Stanford, to the…
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Winter presses Pardew to end ban on local papers
One of the most respected figures in British sports journalism has described the on-going ban of local newspapers from Newcastle United's home games a…
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Newcastle boss’s olive branch to local papers
There could be a thawing in the Cold War between Premier League Newcastle United and three local newspapers – but it might take a veteran of 21st ce…
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Birmingham Mail sports editor’s job under threat
Further to our report about the threat to the cricket writer's job, digital changes at Trinity Mirror's Midlands titles have placed four other posts a…
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Birmingham Mail to cut Warwicks cricket job
ANTON RIPPON reports on another cut-back to regional newspaper coverage of the county game…
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Evening News names its new City and United editors
Paul Handler, a sports content specialist on the digital team, will become Manchester City editor while sports writer Rob Dawson will be Manchester Un…
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Entries open for county cricket journalism awards
The awards, now in their fourth year, are designed to recognise outstanding contributions towards the coverage of domestic cricket during the county s…
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Sunderland stalwart Anderson opts to leave the Echo
Eight months after the Sunderland Football Echo ended its 106-year history and went online only, the paper’s Sunderland AFC writer, Graeme Anderson,…
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