Guardian Media Group has become the first major international news organisation to achieve B Corp certification, committing to use its profits and growth for “a greater good” and have a “positive impact” for their employees, communities and the environment. The...

Responding to a joint call for evidence on the standards for biodegradable, compostable and bio-based plastics from the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, the NMA said that publishers were looking at...

The News Media Association has teamed up with 40 leading environmental, open government and other organisations to sign a letter, coordinated by the Campaign for Freedom of Information, urging the Government to drop a secrecy provision from draft legislation...

 The Government has published a series of consultations on recycling and packaging, building on commitments previously announced in the Resources and Waste Strategy. The consultations concern plans to make packaging producers pay the full cost of dealing with their waste...

The News Media Association is seeking assurances that the supply of newsprint into the UK which is vital for the production of national and local newspapers will not be disrupted after the UK leaves the European Union. In a letter...

The 2018 Reuters Digital News Report has shown that only 12 per cent of the UK trust news on social media, with the use of social media for news in the UK falling by two per cent. Launched today, the report which...

The right to access public bodies’ environmental impact information must not “fall through the cracks of the Brexit process,” the NMA has said today in a letter to Secretary for Exiting the European Union David Davis. The News Media Association...

The recycled content of newsprint used to publish local and national newspapers stands at 71 per cent, an independent report shows. Average recycled content of newspapers in 2015 was 71 per cent - ahead of the voluntary target agreed between...