Former East Anglian Daily Times journalist Nick Maybury has died of cancer at the age of 43.
Maybury spent a total of eight years with the Daily Times, in two spells. He had a number of different roles in his time with the paper, including features sub-editor, news sub-editor, and deputy chief sub-
editor. He also had a spell in charge of the newspaper’s website.
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During his journalistic career, Maybury also worked for The Star in Sheffield, the Chronicle and Echo in Northampton, and the Aberdeen Evening Express.
Most recently he had been working as a lecturer in journalism at the Southampton Institute.
While at the East Anglian Daily Times, Nick obtained an MA in journalism studies from the University of Westminster.
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He leaves a widow, Elaine, and a 15-year-old daughter, Georgie.
Daily Times editor Terry Hunt said: “Nick was a consummate professional who simply loved the world of newspapers.
“My abiding memory of Nick will be working with him to produce a special Sunday edition of the EADT on the day the Princess of Wales died. We started work at 5am and by 10am had produced a complete edition of the newspaper. Nick’s contribution to it was immense.”
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