Historic collaboration between northern hyperlocal and regional press calls on Gov to end rail chaos
Independent community and hyperlocal news outlets across the north joined forces with rival publishers Reach, Newsquest and Johnston Press to…
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Bethan Sayed AM on the Inquiry into News Journalism in Wales
C4CJ Centre Manager Emma Meese sat down with Bethan Sayed AM at the National Assembly for Wales building (Senedd) on…
Hyperlocal journalist wins court case over former employer
Herald Newspapers PLC has been ordered to pay a former freelance journalist who worked for two and a half years…
When does a newspaper become a community asset? We asked the former editor of insideMoray
After five years at the helm of one of Scotland’s most successful community news websites, editor Stuart Crowther has decided…
A Little Bit of a Refresh
We caught up with ICNN member Jon Cook who runs A Little Bit of Stone (ALBOS), a community news publication…
Statement on the PM’s announcement of a review into the sustainability of local news
The Centre for Community Journalism (C4CJ) welcomes the announcement by Prime Minister Theresa May for a review into the sustainability of the national and local press.
The illustrated story of our conference #BFCJ18
Building the Future of Community Journalism 2018 was a day filled with positivity, inspiration and hope for a sector of…
Building the Future of Community Journalism: a gallery
We were delighted to host over 100 people from the UK’s community news sector in Cardiff this month at our…
Announcing the programme for Building the Future of Community Journalism: a conference
With just two days to go until C4CJ’s biennial conference: Building the Future of Community Journalism, we’re delighted to announce…
The Centre for Community Journalism’s Annual Report 2017
Wow! What a year! 2017 has been busy and rewarding for the Centre for Community Journalism. We are delighted to share…
“If you produce journalism that’s appreciated in your community, you deserve to be paid for it”
We caught up with ICNN member, Darryl Chamberlain, who spoke to us candidly about his decision to keep publishing his…
