Former community news reporter named top-performing trainee at NCTJ’s Awards for Excellence
Megan Howe was presented with the trainee of the year award, sponsored by Alder Media.
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Megan Howe was presented with the trainee of the year award, sponsored by Alder Media.
A journalist in Glasgow has said landing her job through the Community News Project (CNP) has been “so much better than she could have imagined”.
Newbury News community news reporter, Mirek Gosney, created the documentary about his great-grandfather's experiences during World War II.
Staying safe online, editing videos for social media and pursuing your dream journalism career are just some of the topics discussed today at the NCTJ’s Community News Project (CNP) Conference.
17-year-old CNP reporter Iona MacDonald invited to Holyrood after investigation exposing illegal vape sales to teenagers in Inverness.
Meta has confirmed it will not renew funding for the Community News Project (CNP) when its current phase draws to an end.
Community news reporter Lucinda Herbert used her Blackpool Gazette contacts to arrange a free day out to Blackpool Zoo for four-year-old Mabel Parry, who has Batten Disease.
The Community News Project (CNP) is equipping journalists with essential workplace skills they can use to secure jobs in a range of industries – although they often return to journalism.
Entrepreneurial journalist Carly-May Kavanagh, who honed her craft as an NCTJ community news reporter, has celebrated a milestone moment for the independent local news website she co-founded, The Brighton Seagull.