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Wild Swans author Jung Chang welcomes interview in her mother tongue
Wild Swans became an international best seller and its author Jung Chang an international celebrity when it was published in…
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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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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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Gloucester celebration kicks off events across the SW
THE FIRST regional event held by the South West England branch of the NUJ in Gloucester was a packed-out success.…
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Bristol NUJ response to the Covid-19 crisis
Compiled by Robin Whitlock The information put out by the NUJ directly to help journalists during the crisis can be…
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Students hear about the advantages of joining the NUJ
JOURNALISM students at the University of the West of England heard about the benefits of being part of the world’s…
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CIJ running Summer Conference in June 2018
The Centre for Investigative Journalism (CIJ), which has partnered with the Bristol Cable, is running its Summer Conference in June…
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Bristol Trades Union Council events needing your support
Photo by Robin Whitlock Bristol Trades Union Council (BTUC) are holding two events which they are encouraging people to support…
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UWE to hold distinguished address by Trinity Mirror Chief Executive on 7th February
Simon Fox, Chief Executive of Trinity Mirror, is to deliver an hour-long lecture on the subject of The importance of…

