Sir Ray Tindle dies aged 95: He never surrendered
Sir Ray Tindle was a man who built his local newspaper empire from nothing after the war, who never gave…
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Interview with Sir Ray Tindle: ‘Local journalism is a brand with a future’
Sir Ray Tindle is perhaps the most influential media mogul you’ve never heard of and at the age of 91…
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Sir Ray Tindle steps down as company chairman aged 90 and declares: ‘Local news will live forever’
Sir Ray Tindle has handed over control of the newspaper company he started 70 years ago to his son Owen.…
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£7bn Barclay brothers head up the top ten figures involved in journalism on Sunday Times Rich List
Who says there’s no money in journalism? The owners of some of the UK’s biggest newspapers rank highly on the…
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Sir Ray Tindle plans for future with sale of London and Dorset titles to management
Sir Ray Tindle is selling a number of his titles in London and Dorset to the current managers. The View…
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Sir Ray Tindle: ‘Local communities will always have their own local newspaper – local democracy demands it’
Newspaper veteran Sir Ray Tindle has issued a rallying call for local newspapers at the 150th anniversary celebration of the…
By Tindle Newspapers launches four new South London newspapers, relying on current editorial team
Tindle Newspapers has announced plans to launch another four free weekly newspapers in South London. The regional publisher, owned by…
By Tindle steps into gap left by closure of Fulham and Hammersmith Chronicle with weekly newspaper launch
Tindle Newspapers has announced plans to re-launch the Fulham Chronicle. The newspaper is to be part of Tindle’s London Weekly…
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