Crediton Courier switches from fortnightly to weekly newspaper
The Crediton Courier has announced it is “bucking the trend” by switching from a fortnightly to a weekly publication. The…
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‘Good old-fashioned newspaper turf war’ kicks off in Gloucestershire
A “good old-fashioned newspaper turf war” is set to erupt in Gloucestershire between regional stalwart Tindle Newspapers and newcomers Local…
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Tindle Newspapers reports 278 per cent profit surge to £1.52m
A surge in profits at Tindle Newspapers suggests the UK’s embattled regional press may be finally recovering from the recession.…
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‘Johnston Press has a good bunch of papers, they will return’
Sir Ray Tindle has defended the decision to increase his investment in debt-laden regional publisher Johnston Press. In May 2012…
By Tindle: Statutory regulation is ‘worst threat I have known in my 65 years of active service in newspapers’
Regional newspaper owner Sir Ray Tindle has warned that the prospect of statutory regulation of the press is “the worst…
BySir Ray Tindle’s oasis of calm: “Bouncing back to great prosperity”
Overlooked amid the madness: Sir Ray Tindle’s family business has bought three weekly newspapers in Essex. The man himself —…
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