Metro and Inverness Courier have won this year’s Making a Difference award for their outstanding efforts in driving change through their campaigns Formula For Change and Dual the A9. As part of the Journalism Matters campaign by the News...

Editors believe that the anti-competitive practices of big tech pose an existential threat to journalism in the UK, a News Media Association survey of UK editors has found. New research from the NMA shows that editors have grave concerns...

Ministers must not bow to pressure from the tech platforms and allow them to launch expensive and time-consuming appeals against the decisions of the Digital Markets Unit, editor of The Sun Victoria Newton has said today. Speaking at the...

Forty-two million people read local news media titles in print and digital every month, according to the latest audience data from JICREG, the local media audience measurement currency. Released during the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters campaign this week,...

The Culture Secretary and Shadow Culture Secretary have today highlighted the vital importance of trusted journalism to society and outlined their plans to support a free and sustainable press. In articles for the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters campaign,...

This year’s Journalism Matters week, the annual News Media Association campaign to highlight the importance of trusted journalism to our society, will take place this year from 30 October to 5 November. The campaign will focus on the rise...

Independent journalists in Ukraine are working from the bomb shelters without electricity supply and often without the internet “yet they thrive in their willingness to inform the world about the war crimes as well as to tell personal stories...

The Sun and the West Midlands Express and Star have won this year’s Making a Difference national and local awards for their campaigns Give It Back and Feed A Family. Making a Difference is part of the News Media Association’s...

Trusted journalism is playing a vital role for society through its coverage of the cost-of-living crisis, a new study reveals. Most Brits (62 per cent) believe journalists are playing a “valuable role” in covering the cost-of-living crisis.   The survey...