-
Gerry Armes one of the Journalists’ Charity’s most prolific fund-raisers has died after a short illness, aged 96.18/09/2024
Gerry Armes one of the Journalists’ Charity’s most prolific fund-raisers has died after a short illness, aged 96.
Gerry was relentless in promoting the welfare of journalists throughout his working life – and well into retirement. In particular, as chairman of the Journalists’ Charity in the Midlands, he was responsible for raising more than £350,000.
-
Cyhoeddi enwebiadau ar gyfer Gwobrau Cyfryngau Cymru 202409/09/2024
Mae’r rhai sydd wedi cyrraedd rownd derfynol Gwobrau Cyfryngau Cymru 2024 Elusen Newyddiadurwyr wedi’u cyhoeddi.
Mae’r gwobrau’n cydnabod unigolion sydd wedi dangos ymrwymiad a chyfraniad eithriadol i newyddiaduraeth yng Nghymru yn y Gymraeg a’r Saesneg.
Mae tîm profiadol o feirniaid sy’n cynnwys uwch newyddiadurwyr o Gymru ac o amgylch y DU wedi beirniadu’r cynigion.
Bydd yr enillwyr yn cael eu datgelu yn y cinio gwobrau a gynhelir yng Ngwesty Parkgate Caerdydd nos Wener, 15 Tachwedd.
Bydd manylion sut i brynu tocynnau ar gyfer y gwobrau yn cael eu cyhoeddi maes o law.
-
Nominations for Wales Media Awards 2024 announced09/09/2024
Finalists for the Journalists’ Charity’s Wales Media Awards 2024 have been announced.
The awards recognise individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and contribution to journalism in Wales in both English and Welsh.
An experienced team of judges comprising senior journalists from Wales and around the UK have judged the entries.
The winners will be revealed at the awards dinner to be held at Cardiff’s Parkgate Hotel on the evening of Friday, 15th November.
Details of how to purchase tickets for the awards will be announced in due course.
-
Campaign summary03/09/2024
We are delighted to share more details of our promotional campaign the charity launched in June. It’s been exceptionally well received and featured in all the national print media over the last few weeks.
With thanks to our friends at The Guardian, The Telegraph, The FT, The Sun, The Times, Private Eye, The New European, The Daily Mail, The I for their support.
Never has there been a more urgent need for reliable and trusted journalism
-
Midlands Lunch 2024: Secrets from a crime reporter with Martin Brunt. SOLD OUT!29/08/2024
Why do we find crime so fascinating? What’s the truth about some of Britain’s most infamous criminals? What really goes on behind the blue tape? Intrusion or investigation?
Fred and Rosemary West, the killing of Jill Dando, the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the Soham murders. Sky’s MARTIN BRUNT has covered them all in a career spanning 35 years. “In Conversation” with BOB WARMAN, Britain’s top crime correspondent reveals the stories behind the UK’s most notorious cases
-
Life without journalism campaign21/08/2024
We are delighted that the charity’s latest campaign which highlights the vital role being played by journalists during these most uncertain global times has won the support of national media. So far, it has featured in The Financial Times, Private Eye, The ‘I’, News UK titles, The New European and The Daily Mail.
-
Richard Burgess joins the board of trustees20/08/2024
Richard Burgess has been Director of BBC News Content since Sept 2022. Richard is responsible for all news content and current affairs within the UK and globally and member of BBC News Board.
-
Alison Phillips joins the board of Trustees15/08/2024
Alison Phillips is a journalist, editor and media consultant who served as Editor-in-Chief of the Mirror from 2018 until 2024 during which time she was responsible for the Daily, Sunday and digital editions.
During her time as editor the Mirror was Daily Newspaper of the Year, 2022 and News Media Organisation, 2022.
Help us to help others
By donating just £1 a week, you can support your charity and help us help those in need Support us now >
Get help now
Help is at hand immediately Get help now >