A row has blown up over a decision by The Cricketer magazine, organisers of the Davidstow National Village Cup to allow one club to proceed to the sem…
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Category: Regional newspapers
Local World offers photographers zero-hours deals
At least 10 staff photographers working on Local World regional titles are to be dropped from the payroll and offered zero-hours freelance contracts i…
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Banning reporters for doing their job is not new
A trawl through the archives of his local newspaper in Derby has convinced ANTON RIPPON that football clubs have long had a problem with journalists "…
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A typewriter? Forgotten tools of the reporter’s trade
ANTON RIPPON remembers a bygone age of local newspapers, where most of the equipment were museum pieces even while they were still in use…
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If it hadn’t been for Hitler, I’d have been at Wembley
ANTON RIPPON knows whose side he's on this FA Cup semi-final weekend…
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Teamwork needed on news desk as on the pitch
NORMAN GILLER wonders what happened to the editorial checking process on the Reading Chronicle, and looks forward to a weekend spent with Peter Alliss…
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The day Knighton got Carlisle in the space race
Working on the sports desk for a regional title, as ANTON RIPPON well knows, can offer up some out-of-this-world material…
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Watch out for awards winners through tonight
The full list of winners and highly commended entries at the 38th annual SJA British Sports Journalism Awards will be published on this website from 1…
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Trinity Mirror lands £1m Rugby World Cup deal
Trinity Mirror has landed a deal worth more than £1 million to produce programmes for the 2015 Rugby World Cup being staged in England…
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Football club drops ban on Swindon paper reporter
Sam Morshead, of the Swindon Advertiser, thanked the Sports Journalists' Association last week, via Twitter, when together with a re-tweet by The Time…
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