Mr. Martyn Willis

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  Mr Hunnisett, 75, received the award from Martyn Willis, managing director of The Argus, for his contribution to the community.

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  Newsquest Sussex managing director Martyn Willis declined to comment.In an earlier statement, he said: "We will try to minimise the impact through voluntary redundancy and redeployment to alternative positions."

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  Published on: 10/31/2007    Last Visited: 11/4/2007  

  Newsquest (Sussex) managing director Martyn Willis insisted the company is not considering closing the free title altogether.
  
  He told Press Gazette: "It is simple economics.
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  Willis denied that Associated Newspapers' rival freesheet Metro, which launched in Brighton last September, contributed to the decision to reduce distribution.
  
  Pagination of the weekly Argus Lite will be increased by 50 per cent to 36 from 24.

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  Martyn Willismartyn.willis@theargus.co.uk

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  Brighton freesheet head leaves after only eight weeks... - [Cached Version]
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  Argus managing director Martyn Willis said: "I would like to thank John Osborne for his services and I am sorry that his brief time in regional newspapers was not what he expected.

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  Martyn Willis, Managing Director, Newsquest (Sussex) Ltd.

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  Newsquest Sussex managing director Martyn Willis explained that the freesheet, which launches on February 20, is designed to gently integrate London commuters into the Argus brand.
  
  He added: "Businesses in the city have no reliable advertising medium through which to reach this potential market.

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  As a result, nine van drivers will have their contracts terminated, although Martyn Willis, the managing director of the paper, insisted the move was not a job-cutting measure and no full-time positions will be lost.
  
  About 50% of the news coverage will be different in each version, which will run with the same advertising, according to Mr Willis, who said it will allow more in-depth coverage of specific interest to both city dwellers as well as readers further afield.
  
  Despite unrest among some staff at the paper about the possibility of redundancies and the effect the change will have, Mr Willis said its National Union of Journalists representatives were "supportive" of the move.
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  We'll make sure we retain the staff drivers, [who number 25 of the 34 currently employed]," Mr Willis said.
  
  The Argus, part of newspaper publisher Newsquest, which is owned by US giant Gannet, relaunched a year ago.
  
  But Mr Willis said the relaunch had not increased the circulation - which stands at 38,361 - and reader research suggested that the paper was too narrowly focused.

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  Martyn Willis has been appointed Managing Director of Newsquest (Sussex).
  
  He replaces Howard Scott whose appointment as Newsquest's Group Newspaper Sales Director was announced last month.
  
  Previously Publisher of the News Shopper Series in North Kent/South London, Martyn Willis' appointment took effect from April 6.
  
  Titles published by Newsquest (Sussex) include The Argus, Leader Series and Gatwick and Horley Life.
  
  Mr Willis, 49, began his career in newspapers in 1979 and has since held a number of senior sales and general management positions.
  
  He joined Newsquest as Group Sales Manager for the South London Guardian Group in 1997 and was appointed Publisher of the News Shopper Series in 2001.

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  Press Gazette - Journalism matters. Every week. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/5/2006    Last Visited: 1/9/2006  

  Martyn Willis, managing director of Newsquest (Sussex) Ltd, which owns The Argus, said: "We are all deeply saddened by Rowan's death.He was known by so many people around Brighton and Hove and his home village of Rottingdean.

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