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About us

Impress is a champion for news that can be trusted. We are here to make sure news providers can publish with integrity; and the public can engage in an ever-changing media landscape with confidence.

Who we are

Governance

Further information

FAQs

Join us

Work with us to champion a thriving news industry. Join our network of around 100 publishers and 200 publications across the country, as an Impress member supported by our expert team and Standards Code.

Membership

Our members

Partnerships

Partner with us

Standards

The Impress Standards Code is a modern Code that aims to assist journalists by promoting and supporting their work. It also aims to protect the public from invasive journalistic practices and unethical news reporting.

Impress standards code

Complaints

Initiated investigations

Regulatory services

The Impress regulatory scheme provides journalists and news publishers with the protection and the support they need to publish with integrity. Our regulatory tools also offer the public affordable access to redress against the press when needed.

Arbitration

Advisory notices

Whistleblowing

Events, research & resources

Through our range of events and training opportunities, Impress helps individuals and organisations to professionalise, improve the quality of their content and build trust with their audiences.

What's on

Upcoming training & events

Research reports

News literacy report

Free resources

Events, research & resources / Free resources

Free resources for the public

Can journalists report my personal information?

When the media report personal information about you it can be embarrassing, hurtful and potentially harmful to you and your family.

Learn what the law says, and the responsibilities and rights of both publishers and the public.

Learn more

Are you news savvy?

Discover our top tips on how to improve your media literacy through gaining a better understanding of your media rights and how the news is produced.

Find out more

Looking for some advice?

If you are in need of advice or support on how to engage with journalists and the press, or have questions regarding your media rights, we're here to help.

Drop us a line at info@impressreg.org.uk or phone 020 3325 4288

What's on

Upcoming training & events

Research reports

News literacy report

Can journalists report my personal information?

Are you news savvy?

Looking for some advice?

If you are in need of advice or support on how to engage with journalists and the press, or have questions regarding your media rights, we're here to help.

Drop us a line at info@impressreg.org.uk or phone 020 3325 4288

What's on

Research reports

Free resources

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