Введение
The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury (ранее South London Press) – еженедельная газета, базирующаяся в Кэтфорде, на юго-востоке Лондона. Газета освещает последние новости, спортивные события и интересные материалы о южной, центральной и западной частях Лондона. Впервые опубликованная в 1865 году Джеймсом Хендерсоном, сейчас газета выходит каждую пятницу в цифровом и печатном формате.
The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury champions giving London a strong voice to diverse and vibrant communities. This has been achieved through a history of campaigning and putting the spotlight on the issues that really matter. Former newspaper Mercury (established 1833) and the recent London Weekly News have been incorporated into the South London Press to give overall coverage of London's local issues and offering a true community feel. Many of its former reporters have gone on to make careers in Fleet Street, and it is still considered a training ground for the nationals. Max Wall and then Richard Woolveridge edited the bi weekly in its glory days when its circulation was over 130,000. The novelist and critic Martyn Bedford used to work in the Lewisham office of the paper, while Brian Alexander, the former sports editor of The Sun and Mail on Sunday, was sports editor until 1986. Paul McCarthy, sports editor of the News of the World, John Pienaar, political correspondent and reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live, and David Bond, who was appointed as the BBC's sports editor in 2010, worked at the SLP in the 1980s and 1990s. Others who went on to Fleet Street include Ken Reynolds, Steve Grimes, George Binyon, Willie Robertson, John Twomey, Ian Malin, Debbie Andalo, Brian Stater, Ev Bramble, Carolyn Jones, Anna Pukas, JJ Young, Jonathan Buckmaster, Chris Ward, Stewart Morris, Claire Aaron, Anton La Guardia, Brian McConnell, Peter Burden, Ron Ricketts, Geoff Manners, John Rodda and Colin Wood. Publicist Max Clifford was also an employee. The South London Press won the Press Gazette Regional Press Awards 2009 Newspaper of the Year for weekly newspapers above 20,000 circulation. The South London Press incorporates former newspapers, South London News and South London Observer, and the South London Advertiser Group. In 2017 the newspaper entered a 'media partnership' with Millwall F. C.
Between 2007 and 2016 the paper was part of the Tindle Group, which bought it from Trinity Mirror. The paper was then purchased between 2017 and 2019 by Street Runners Ltd. The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury newspaper is now registered under the new company name MSI Media Limited as of 2 March 2020. After several moves the South London Press is now based in Bromley Road, Catford where the editorial, advertising and pre press departments are now all based.
The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury отстаивает право Лондона иметь сильный голос для различных и динамичных сообществ. Это достигается благодаря многолетней истории активной деятельности и привлечению внимания к действительно важным вопросам. Бывшая газета Mercury (основана в 1833 году) и недавняя London Weekly News были объединены с South London Press, чтобы обеспечить всестороннее освещение местных проблем Лондона и создать ощущение настоящего общественного издания. Многие из ее бывших репортеров сделали карьеру на Флит-стрит, и она по-прежнему считается кузницей кадров для национальных изданий. В период своего расцвета, когда тираж превышал 130 000 экземпляров, газету редактировали Макс Уолл, а затем Ричард Вулверидж. Романист и критик Мартин Бедфорд работал в офисе газеты в Льюишеме, а Брайан Александр, бывший спортивный редактор The Sun и Mail on Sunday, был спортивным редактором до 1986 года. Пол Маккарти, спортивный редактор News of the World, Джон Пинеар, политический корреспондент и репортер BBC Radio 5 Live, и Дэвид Бонд, назначенный спортивным редактором BBC в 2010 году, работали в SLP в 1980-х и 1990-х годах. Среди тех, кто продолжил карьеру на Флит-стрит, – Кен Рейнольдс, Стив Граймс, Джордж Биньон, Вилли Робертсон, Джон Твомэя, Иан Малин, Дебби Андало, Брайан Статер, Эв Брамбл, Кэролин Джонс, Анна Пукас, Дж.Дж. Янг, Джонатан Бакмастер, Крис Уорд, Стюарт Моррис, Клэр Аарон, Антон Ла Гардия, Брайан Макконнелл, Питер Берден, Рон Рикеттс, Джефф Маннерс, Джон Родда и Колин Вуд. Публицист Макс Клиффорд также был сотрудником. The South London Press завоевала премию Press Gazette Regional Press Awards 2009 года в категории «Газета года» среди еженедельных изданий с тиражом более 20 000 экземпляров. The South London Press включает в себя бывшие газеты South London News и South London Observer, а также South London Advertiser Group. В 2017 году газета заключила «медийное партнерство» с футбольным клубом Millwall F. C.
The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury champions giving London a strong voice to diverse and vibrant communities. This has been achieved through a history of campaigning and putting the spotlight on the issues that really matter. Former newspaper Mercury (established 1833) and the recent London Weekly News have been incorporated into the South London Press to give overall coverage of London's local issues and offering a true community feel. Many of its former reporters have gone on to make careers in Fleet Street, and it is still considered a training ground for the nationals. Max Wall and then Richard Woolveridge edited the bi weekly in its glory days when its circulation was over 130,000. The novelist and critic Martyn Bedford used to work in the Lewisham office of the paper, while Brian Alexander, the former sports editor of The Sun and Mail on Sunday, was sports editor until 1986. Paul McCarthy, sports editor of the News of the World, John Pienaar, political correspondent and reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live, and David Bond, who was appointed as the BBC's sports editor in 2010, worked at the SLP in the 1980s and 1990s. Others who went on to Fleet Street include Ken Reynolds, Steve Grimes, George Binyon, Willie Robertson, John Twomey, Ian Malin, Debbie Andalo, Brian Stater, Ev Bramble, Carolyn Jones, Anna Pukas, JJ Young, Jonathan Buckmaster, Chris Ward, Stewart Morris, Claire Aaron, Anton La Guardia, Brian McConnell, Peter Burden, Ron Ricketts, Geoff Manners, John Rodda and Colin Wood. Publicist Max Clifford was also an employee. The South London Press won the Press Gazette Regional Press Awards 2009 Newspaper of the Year for weekly newspapers above 20,000 circulation. The South London Press incorporates former newspapers, South London News and South London Observer, and the South London Advertiser Group. In 2017 the newspaper entered a 'media partnership' with Millwall F. C.
Between 2007 and 2016 the paper was part of the Tindle Group, which bought it from Trinity Mirror. The paper was then purchased between 2017 and 2019 by Street Runners Ltd. The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury newspaper is now registered under the new company name MSI Media Limited as of 2 March 2020. After several moves the South London Press is now based in Bromley Road, Catford where the editorial, advertising and pre press departments are now all based.
В период с 2007 по 2016 год газета принадлежала Tindle Group, которая приобрела ее у Trinity Mirror. Затем, в период с 2017 по 2019 год, газета была приобретена компанией Street Runners Ltd. The South London Press, London Weekly News и Mercury теперь зарегистрированы под новым названием компании MSI Media Limited с 2 марта 2020 года. После нескольких переездов South London Press теперь базируется на Бромли-роуд в Кэтфорде, где располагаются редакционный, рекламный и предпечатный отделы.
The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury champions giving London a strong voice to diverse and vibrant communities. This has been achieved through a history of campaigning and putting the spotlight on the issues that really matter. Former newspaper Mercury (established 1833) and the recent London Weekly News have been incorporated into the South London Press to give overall coverage of London's local issues and offering a true community feel. Many of its former reporters have gone on to make careers in Fleet Street, and it is still considered a training ground for the nationals. Max Wall and then Richard Woolveridge edited the bi weekly in its glory days when its circulation was over 130,000. The novelist and critic Martyn Bedford used to work in the Lewisham office of the paper, while Brian Alexander, the former sports editor of The Sun and Mail on Sunday, was sports editor until 1986. Paul McCarthy, sports editor of the News of the World, John Pienaar, political correspondent and reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live, and David Bond, who was appointed as the BBC's sports editor in 2010, worked at the SLP in the 1980s and 1990s. Others who went on to Fleet Street include Ken Reynolds, Steve Grimes, George Binyon, Willie Robertson, John Twomey, Ian Malin, Debbie Andalo, Brian Stater, Ev Bramble, Carolyn Jones, Anna Pukas, JJ Young, Jonathan Buckmaster, Chris Ward, Stewart Morris, Claire Aaron, Anton La Guardia, Brian McConnell, Peter Burden, Ron Ricketts, Geoff Manners, John Rodda and Colin Wood. Publicist Max Clifford was also an employee. The South London Press won the Press Gazette Regional Press Awards 2009 Newspaper of the Year for weekly newspapers above 20,000 circulation. The South London Press incorporates former newspapers, South London News and South London Observer, and the South London Advertiser Group. In 2017 the newspaper entered a 'media partnership' with Millwall F. C.
Between 2007 and 2016 the paper was part of the Tindle Group, which bought it from Trinity Mirror. The paper was then purchased between 2017 and 2019 by Street Runners Ltd. The South London Press, London Weekly News and Mercury newspaper is now registered under the new company name MSI Media Limited as of 2 March 2020. After several moves the South London Press is now based in Bromley Road, Catford where the editorial, advertising and pre press departments are now all based.