Featured stories from Yorkshire Voice reporters.
A West Yorkshire recruitment agency has said it has been inundated with calls for health workers. This comes after staff shortages, Brexit and pay disputes… Read More »Staff shortages and burnout: NHS Teeters Towards Breaking Point
Crewe Library has launched a games club held every other Thursday where elderly people can come together and play classic games such as cards and… Read More »Crewe library contributes to Age UK’s battle against loneliness
The Daily Mail’s consultant showbiz editor has said that working as a woman on the tabloid newspapers in the past was not easy – but… Read More »The trials and tribulations of a showbiz reporter by the Daily Mail’s consultant editor
Yorkshire has become a hotspot for location scouts in the UK’s media industry after a huge effort to champion the region and dispel misconceptions that… Read More »Yorkshire’s filming backdrops not just stone walls and sheep – regional screen agency
MTV’s Oriana Storey today urged students at Leeds Trinity University to make and maintain contacts at every point in their media careers. Storey, now working… Read More »From studying Journalism at Leeds Trinity to working on the European Music Awards – a day in the life of an MTV talent booker
Cultural differences when working abroad can be used to your advantage as a journalist, according to an ITV production journalist who spent a number of… Read More »“We don’t know who you are but crack on!” Using your difference for advantage in journalism abroad
Online harassment harms the media industry as it may stop young people wanting a career in journalism, according to newspaper group Reach’s online safety adviser… Read More »Journalism at risk from trolls, warns online safety editor at UK’s biggest news publisher
A panel of five female journalists spoke today of knowing their right to exist and take up space within the world of sports journalism. Speaking… Read More »“You deserve to be in the room, you deserve to take up space”: A woman’s place in sports journalism
BBC’s Jeremy Vine has grown to be one of the most famous faces in British media, having his own chatshow on Channel 5 as well… Read More »“I walked out and said I’m gonna be on the radio” -BBC’s Jeremy Vine recalls his early experiences working as a reporter
The benefits of carving out a career abroad far outweigh the challenges, a Spanish football expert told students at Leeds Trinity University’s Journalism and Media… Read More »You have to come out of your comfort zone – Guillem Balague urges sports journalists to try working abroad