A city-based lifestyle website focusing on eating out, shopping and leisure is launching two new regional sister titles.

A police force has defended its decision to rescind a job offer to a former regional daily photographer over fears he could ...

Journalists have mourned the “end of an era” after a local publishing group’s former office was demolished. Newspaper House, ...

New rules allowing journalists to report on family court cases in England and Wales have finally come into force this week. As previously reported on HTFP, a pilot scheme originally limited to three ...

Karl Holbrook, left, is taking up the reins at North-focused B2B website Prolific North as its new consulting editor. After ...

A vigilante “paedophile hunter” has been spared jail after urging half a million online followers to target a journalist who ...

A family-run weekly newspaper which ceased publication last month after 143 years is set to be revived under new ownership.

A senior coroner has defended his decision not to allow a local journalist remote access to an inquest after receiving the ...

A weekly editor who was made redundant before Christmas is releasing his debut novel just as he officially leaves the job. As ...

A former political editor dubbed the ‘calmest man in journalism’ by one ex-colleague has died aged 88. Tributes have been ...

It is not often that discretionary reporting restrictions are made to protect people without them requesting it, but that is what happened in the historic family case relating to Sara Sharif.

A former Scotsman editor is to join its traditional rival The Herald as a columnist as the title steps up its coverage of the ...