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Confident, professional and impressive: UWE student journalists scoop awards
Students at the University of West of England have expressed delight at winning awards for excellence in journalism and the…
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Tolpuddle 2026: The pen and ethics defy the masters of silicon
By Clarice Tchatat BangounNUJ South West England Branch TOLPUDDLE: There are places where the past does not merely belong to…
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MP calls for AI “for people and planet”
Neil Duncan-Jordan, MP for Poole has called for an AI strategy “for the people and planet” saying that the public…
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Bristol refugees find open hearts in Chagford
By Ibrahim Zain Congy (Abu-Zain) South West England branch member Abu-Zain, from Chad, reports from the Devon village of Chagford…
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Call for better funding for disabled student journalists
Journalist Paul Jones has called for increased funding for training and better job opportunities for disabled student journalists trying to…
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The NUJ’s George Viner Memorial Fund 2026-2027 – Bursaries for Black and minority ethnic student journalists is NOW OPEN.
A diverse media industry creates stronger, more representative journalism. The George Viner Memorial Fund, established by the National Union of…
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Bernard Smyth, dies aged 91
Bernard Smyth obituary by Paul Breeden NUJ member Bernard Smyth, who has died aged 91, was well known to colleagues…
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IFJ Centenary Congress. Paris, May 2026.
Five days of finger food, feminism, fraternity and a little fun. Delegates from 37 European & Scandinavia countries, 22 African…
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Abuse of journalists for doing their jobs is a crime says Avon and Somerset police
Online abuse is unacceptable and should be reported as a crime, the head of Avon and Somerset police communications has…
