Where are they now? London’s post-Fleet Street media, mapped
Fleet Street is dead. So where did everyone go?
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City of London approves demolition of Chronicle House on Fleet Street and former Coach and Horses pub
A historic Fleet Street newspaper building is set to be demolished in a blow to the journalistic heritage of the…
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Designer of sundial celebrating Fleet Street’s newspaper heritage seeks donations for project
The designer of a sundial celebrating Fleet Street’s newspaper heritage is seeking funds to make the project a reality. The…
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The day the Fleet Street lunch died
I think it was a Wednesday – certainly it must have been towards the end of 1985, because it was…
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Fleet Street loses another link with journalism industry as British Association of Journalists closes its office
Fleet Street is to lose one of its last active connections with the journalism industry at the end of this…
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Twenty years after its closure, former Fleet Street News Agency staff sought for reunion
What was one of Britain’s biggest news agencies is inviting former staff to a reunion to celebrate its history. London News…
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End of an era as Sunday Post set to move last newspaper journalists from Fleet Street
Press Gazette understands the last newspaper journalists based on Fleet Street are set to move out next month. Scotland’s DC Thomson…
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Why Fleet Street is still British journalism’s spiritual home
A decade after Reuters moved away from Fleet Street, Press Gazette took a wander down what was once the street…
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