The Stoke Sentinel is a local newspaper that first appeared in 1854 and is still one of the oldest in England. Founded by Thomas Twyford, the newspaper was a partisan publication that has been published in the Potteries for over a century. It is now owned by Reach PLC in Stoke-on-Trent. The online version of the paper was first added to the British Newspaper Archive in Dec. 20, 2012. Its latest issues were added on Aug. 8, 2020.
Responsible for covering a variety of local events
The newspaper is responsible for covering a variety of local events and issues. This week, the Sentinel reported on the sale of replica third shirts. The publication believes it has not done anything wrong and is proud to be one of the few to cover the game of a professional football team.
The Sentinel has maintained high standards of journalism, and has been part of the Independent Press Standards Organisation since its inception. Its journalists follow the Editors’ Code of Practice, which sets the standard for journalism ethics and enforced by the Independent Press Standards Organisation. The paper has also provided legal refresher training for all staff. As a member of IPSo, The Stoke Sentinel has high editorial standards, and is an independent news outlet that strives to give the public the best possible coverage.
Banned from reporting from the Port Vale press box
The club claimed that the article had done neither party any favours. The Stoke Sentinel had previously been denied access to the press area for a game against Gillingham, but in 2009 it became a morning paper. It is no longer a daily newspaper.
The club said it did “noone a favour” in the ban. It is important to know what the publication is doing to protect the interests of the community. The Stoke Sentinel is an independent newspaper and is part of the Independent Press Standards Organisation.
Press box at the Port Vale match
The club has said that the article did “nothing to help any party”. The newspaper has a strong editorial record and does not allow any copyright violation. Its website also has sections for local businesses and a directory of local businesses.
The club also bans the newspaper from attending press conferences. The company is not responsible for the ban and it has no influence over the football club. Aside from ensuring the independence of the newspaper, it also aims to protect the integrity of the community.
Independent Press Standards Organisation
The Sentinel maintains high editorial standards. All journalists at the Stoke Sentinel adhere to the Editors’ Code of Practice. The Code of Practice sets the standards for journalism. ] Moreover, they attend regular legal refresher trainings. And, they are responsible for the content of the Stoke Sentinel.
]The club informed the newspaper that the articles about Paul Wildes’ resignation were “not in the best interests of the club”. The ban has been in place since the first incident.