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Jewish News nominated for top newspaper award!
Hosted by the Society of Editors, JN is up for prestigious prize alongside Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune, Slough & Windsor Express, St Helens Star and Yellow Advertiser
Jewish News has been shortlisted for weekly newspaper of the year at The Regional Press Awards.
The newspaper is in the running for the prestigious award, hosted by the Society of Editors, alongside Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune, Slough & Windsor Express, St Helens Star and Yellow Advertiser.
Celebrating the best of British regional and local newspaper journalism in 2018 for print, online and any other news platform, the winners will be announced at a ceremony hosted by LBC radio presenter Nick Ferrari at the IET, Savoy Place in London, on Friday, May 17.
The Society of Editors, supported by Camelot since 2001, organises the awards on behalf of the journalism industry.
Editor Richard Ferrer said: “There are many hundreds of outstanding free newspapers across the UK, so to be selected by the prestigious Society of Editors as the one of the very best is a wonderful accolade and recognition of the tireless dedication of my incredible team. I’m off to the dry cleaners!”
Jewish News previously won Free Newspaper of the Year at Press Gazette’s 2002 Regional Press Awards.
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