The Bulletin at 60: Ros Burnaby Atkins recalls the camaraderie and intense loyalty
I started at The Bulletin when Monique Ackroyd was still in charge and the office was in Avenue Louise.
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The Bulletin at 60: "Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end," reminisces former editor Brigid Grauman
The Bulletin’s 60-year history divides into two distinct periods – BC and AC: Before Corelio and After Corelio. Its BC heyday spanned the 40 years when it flourished as an independent, printed weekly magazine that was essential reading for Brussels’ international community.
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The Bulletin at 60: Former editor Derek Blyth found his dream job travelling around "the world's strangest country"
I joined The Bulletin in 1989, after living in Amsterdam for 10 years. Brussels seemed a quiet, rather old-fashioned city with ancient trams, smoke-filled bars and horrendous traffic. I didn't dare get on my bike for at least a decade.
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The Bulletin at 60: Former publisher John Stuyck recalls how his mother Monique Ackroyd founded a publishing phenomenon
Monique Ackroyd would never have recognised The Bulletin as it is today. She would be proud but also shocked by the changes the magazine has experienced.
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The Bulletin at 60: The country's oldest English-language publication celebrates six decades of reporting on Belgium
Today, we celebrate the 60th birthday of The Bulletin, one of Europe’s oldest English-language publications. Born in an Uccle basement, The Bulletin has proved to be an enduring brand.
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