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George Viner Memorial Fund 2017
The Guardian's Gary Younge and BBC's Aysha Tull were guest speakers celebrating the latest cohort of GV scholars.
TUC disabled workers' conference 2017
Conference unanimously passed an NUJ motion calling for the TUC to improve policy and support available for disabled people seeking employment.
NUJ voices concern as political adverts blur editorial line
The union said local newspapers must take care to label bought wraparound features from politcial parties clearly as advertisements.
Trinity Mirror chiefs remain bullish as company reports 16 per cent drop in revenue
At the company's agm, the NUJ challenged the board about the company's failure to protect a journalist's source.
Whydunnit?
What are the responsibilities journalists face when covering criminal cases? How can forensic psychology play its part in explaining the behaviour of offenders? This joint NUJ and BPS event explored the issues.
Memorial to George Macintyre
The former NUJ president was commemorated by a dedicated bench recognising his campaign to win pardon for 306 men executed during the First World War.
BBC fails pledge to cut senior management posts
A report by the financial watchdog the National Audit Office found those paid more than £150,000 had risen.
Newsquest's "shabby scheme" gives new meaning to free newspapers
Newspapers and websites which publish the most free copy and pictures will win cash prizes.
NUJ calls on council to call off media ban threat
The union has written to the leader of Thurrock council to ask him to call off a plan to ban non-approved press.
Let’s talk about racism: TUC Black Workers’ Conference
A TUC survey showing racism at work has a huge impact on black, Asian and minority ethnic workers’ wellbeing prompted debate at conference.
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