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The NUJ has expressed grave disappointment at the decision of the Smyth family to cease publication this month of the Northern Standard.

MPs have called for urgent investment, reform, and regulation to revive local journalism in the face of enormous financial pressures and the threat of big tech.

Ministers in Wales have been called on to make public interest news a public service and for a Welsh Media Institute to promote a well-funded, plural and diverse media.

More images and solidarity messages from the NUJ strike to #KeepBBCLocalRadioLocal

The quality and coverage of local news will continue to decline, damaging democracy, without new support from the government, a cross-party committee of MPs has reported.

Today  (December 16, 2022) is the last day the Cambridge-based Look East and Oxford-based BBC South Today will be broadcast, despite widespread opposition from MPs, councillors and local people.

The head of the influential Diversity Europe Group has warned that threats to local media are a threat to community life in Ireland.

The union said Scotland desperately needed an organisation to champion public interest news, but it needed start-up funding from the government.

George Makin, the “old school” Black Country Local Democracy Reporter and dedicated NUJ member, has sadly died.

The National Union of Journalists in the UK and Ireland has joined unions representing tens of thousands of media workers in Australia, Canada and the US in presenting a plan to save journalism from the greedy and anti-democratic tech platforms, which are sucking the lifeblood from the industry.

Michelle Stanistreet, actor Michael Sheen, minister Lee Waters, ITV Cymru Wales' Louise Elliott and Nation.Cymru editor Ifan Morgan Jones discuss a News Recovery plan for Wales.

Loss of the notices would cost the industry £10m. Proposals to scrap them are contained in the government's Planning for the Future White Paper.

The chapel has achieved significant outcomes over the last few months.

Journalists are again out on the picket line today as more support is offered to the strikers.

NUJ members go into the second week of action in a united and buoyant mood.

NUJ members pleased by the messages of support and solidarity.

Matt Western MP writes a fortnightly column for the Leamington Observer, this week he sent in a message of support for the strike.

The NUJ has expressed grave disappointment at the decision of the Smyth family to cease publication this month of the Northern Standard.

MPs have called for urgent investment, reform, and regulation to revive local journalism in the face of enormous financial pressures and the threat of big tech.

Ministers in Wales have been called on to make public interest news a public service and for a Welsh Media Institute to promote a well-funded, plural and diverse media.

More images and solidarity messages from the NUJ strike to #KeepBBCLocalRadioLocal

The quality and coverage of local news will continue to decline, damaging democracy, without new support from the government, a cross-party committee of MPs has reported.

Today  (December 16, 2022) is the last day the Cambridge-based Look East and Oxford-based BBC South Today will be broadcast, despite widespread opposition from MPs, councillors and local people.

The head of the influential Diversity Europe Group has warned that threats to local media are a threat to community life in Ireland.

The union said Scotland desperately needed an organisation to champion public interest news, but it needed start-up funding from the government.

George Makin, the “old school” Black Country Local Democracy Reporter and dedicated NUJ member, has sadly died.

The National Union of Journalists in the UK and Ireland has joined unions representing tens of thousands of media workers in Australia, Canada and the US in presenting a plan to save journalism from the greedy and anti-democratic tech platforms, which are sucking the lifeblood from the industry.

Michelle Stanistreet, actor Michael Sheen, minister Lee Waters, ITV Cymru Wales' Louise Elliott and Nation.Cymru editor Ifan Morgan Jones discuss a News Recovery plan for Wales.

Loss of the notices would cost the industry £10m. Proposals to scrap them are contained in the government's Planning for the Future White Paper.

The chapel has achieved significant outcomes over the last few months.

Journalists are again out on the picket line today as more support is offered to the strikers.

NUJ members go into the second week of action in a united and buoyant mood.

NUJ members pleased by the messages of support and solidarity.

Matt Western MP writes a fortnightly column for the Leamington Observer, this week he sent in a message of support for the strike.