Who has the front?

The Newspaper Society and Press Gazette are looking for entries for the 2002-3 Book of Front Pages.

Following on from Making the Headlines, published in December 2001, it will showcase 100 regional press front pages from 2002 and 2003.

Front pages will be selected by representatives from the NS and Press Gazette, for demonstrating strong photography and reporting skills, vivid use of colour and impressive layouts.

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Regional papers are invited to enter three front pages from 2002, and three from 2003. They should be sent as PDFs, or 300-dpi JPEGs, 100mm wide to martha_lt@newspapersoc.org.uk.

If you are unable to send them electronically, then please post a copy of the newspapers to: The Newspaper Society, Bloomsbury House, 74-77 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DA.

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