Exciting changes ahead for YOUR Dinnington Guardian

Published on 16/01/2013 11:19

WE are planning some very exciting changes for the Dinnington Guardian, and we want YOU to get involved.

In a few weeks time we will launch a new look Guardian, featuring a fresh, new design, and some brand new features.

The aim of the revamp is to give our readers an even better newspaper to read.

It will still have all your favourite bits, as well as having a bigger sport section, and more district and community news.

We also plan to introduce brand new features, including a brand new Reports from the Courts section.

Over the course of the next few weeks you will start to notice some subtle changes to the Guardian, as we prepare for the big relaunch next month.

Starting from next week you will notice that sections of the paper will be on different pages to what you are used to.

They will still be there, but in different places. We are sure that the end result will be a better experience for you, the readers.

These gradual changes will allow you to come on a journey with us towards a new look paper.

That’s why we want to know what YOU think of our plans.

Additionally, if there’s anything new you’d like to see in the Dinnington Guardian then now is the ideal time to let us know.

What do we currently do that you think we could do better?

What aren’t we doing, that you think we should be doing?

What would you like to see more of?

Please feel welcome to have your say on all of these things.

After all, the Dinnington Guardian is your newspaper.

To get in touch you can write to us at Dinnington Guardian, 21-27 Ryton Street, Worksop, S80 2AY, email us at newsroom@dinningtonguardian.co.uk, or call us on 01909 500500.

Alternatively, you can Tweet the editor directly at @BenjiJGreen or contact us on our Facebook page.

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