Joshi Herrmann

@joshih.bsky.social

millmedia.bsky.social editor/founder. Interested in #localjournalism and low-stakes media drama.

"Asked if the £5m figure was accurate, Arday clarified to the Guardian that the money was raised with the help of “many fundraising collectives over a two-decade period”. When asked to identify other people…Arday said he had signed NDAs preventing him from disclosing that information." 🤔🤔🤔

Playbooks, plagiarism and a pig’s head: new claims surrounding a star Cambridge professor

Jason Arday was regarded as an academic superstar, but then questions about his work prompted scrutiny of his backstory and counterclaims of racism

theguardian.com

It's kind of impressive than Infantino has managed to find a form of corruption so blatant and extreme that sports administrators are willing to draw a line despite the offer of massive bribes.

On the eve of the election, I interviewed @bevcraig.bsky.social, along with my colleague @jackdulhanty.bsky.social. She’s very different to Burnham - more comfortable with detail, less comfortable making TikToks and selling a vision. But she’s NOT David Moyes. manchestermill.co.uk/bev-craig-wa...

Bev Craig wants to succeed Andy Burnham, not imitate him

Labour’s candidate for mayor won’t rely on ‘10-second TikToks’ but says she can win on substance

manchestermill.co.uk

I wrote a bid for this fund to help save an arts organisation at what was a very hard time. If this is indeed what has happened, I think everyone in the culture sector should be as frustrated as I am.

Joshi Herrmann@joshih.bsky.social · last wk.

New Sacha Lord reporting from @theipaper.com: “An ally of Andy Burnham shut down an events firm after it was told to repay £400,000 of taxpayers’ cash.” It reveals Primary Event Solutions was liquidated in February. So the public money is gone.

New Sacha Lord reporting from @theipaper.com: “An ally of Andy Burnham shut down an events firm after it was told to repay £400,000 of taxpayers’ cash.” It reveals Primary Event Solutions was liquidated in February. So the public money is gone.

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This week's Tribune briefing is now out! Featuring: 🗞️ Is a ‘South Yorkshire mafia’ now running the cabinet? ✈️ Doncaster Sheffield Airport bids for military transport work 🚨 Row over £65m police black hole 🪳 Moor Market traders to get cockroach compensation 🏡 Plus, home of the week, and things to do

Is a ‘South Yorkshire mafia’ now running the cabinet?

Plus, Doncaster Sheffield Airport in talks for military work

sheffieldtribune.co.uk

A spokesperson for Evening Standard owner Evgeny Lebedev says this piece is “a shameless attempt by a wannabe rival to denigrate London’s newspaper”, calling its main allegations “codswallop” made up by “disgruntled ex-colleagues”. We say it's worth a read. www.the-londoner.co.uk/falling-stan...

Falling Standards: How Evgeny Lebedev saved - then sank - London’s newspaper

‘Everyone was being run ragged by his absolutely ludicrous requests and tantrums’

the-londoner.co.uk

1) this is a great piece 2) I still I still have, somewhere in my inbox, the one-pager I wrote to my editors when I was at the diary in 2015, explaining the various ways in which the Londoner could become a digital product, which got roundly igonored by all involved lol

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Joshi Herrmann@joshih.bsky.social · 2w ago

In 2013, I ‘leaked’ George Osborne’s budget and nearly got fired for it. A few years later, Osborne was appointed as the paper’s editor, another blow to its credibility. I’ve written the sad/mad inside story of the fall of the Evening Standard - enjoy! www.the-londoner.co.uk/falling-stan...

Cities dismantled their tram networks to become “motor cities of the future”. The result? You could travel further within 30 mins via public transport in 1957 than you can in 2026. Cities are seeking billions to rebuild networks. Incredible piece of work this.

The Exchange@theexchangeleeds.bsky.social · 2w ago

If you stood on Briggate at 8am on a weekday in 1957, and stood there again in 2026, in which year could you reach more of the city in half an hour? Samuel Bancroft has crunched the numbers. Since the 1950s, Leeds has got bigger - but the city has effectively shrunk.

In 2013, I ‘leaked’ George Osborne’s budget and nearly got fired for it. A few years later, Osborne was appointed as the paper’s editor, another blow to its credibility. I’ve written the sad/mad inside story of the fall of the Evening Standard - enjoy! www.the-londoner.co.uk/falling-stan...

Falling Standards: How Evgeny Lebedev saved - then sank - London’s newspaper

‘Everyone was being run ragged by his absolutely ludicrous requests and tantrums’

the-londoner.co.uk

Enjoyed my visit to parliament yesterday to talk about the serious challenge facing journalism from SLAPPs. All power to Baroness Tina Stowell and Sir John Whittingdale for their private members bills that would make it easier to throw out abusive lawsuits before costs become ruinous.

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Now that GMP have made arrests, legal proceedings are considered to be “active”, meaning The Mill is no longer able to report in detail on the UGM story. Please join us to support our journalism - it’s only possible because of our members. manchestermill.co.uk/exclusive-vi...

Exclusive: Vice-chancellor George Holmes among those arrested on suspicion of fraud

The Mill understands the suspended university leader was held for questioning on Wednesday - along with his wife and a colleague

manchestermill.co.uk