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Patrick Ensor
Patrick Ensor (2 December 1946 – 1 July 2007) was a British newspaper journalist. He was the editor of ''Guardian Weekly'' from 1993 until his death in 2007.
==Career==
Ensor's early journalism posts were at the Yorkshire Post, Oxford Mail, the Times Higher Education Supplement, Screen International and the Tower Community newspaper.〔 He joined ''The Guardian'' in 1974〔 as a features subeditor and he became the Arts Editor in 1980.〔 He was associate/features editor of the Wellington, New Zealand newspaper ''The Dominion'' from 1985–91, where he helped editor Geoff Bayliss "rejuvenate" the paper. While at ''The Dominion'' he trained the poet Andrew Johnston as a subeditor. He returned to the UK in 1992 to rejoin ''The Guardian'' as a features subeditor before becoming the editor of ''Guardian Weekly'' in 1993, replacing John Perkin.〔
Ensor wrote for the Pacific Journalism Review in 2003, and contributed once a fortnight to Radio New Zealand.〔
Alan Rusbridger said of Ensor that "He was a punctilious editor of the old school as well as a quick-witted, tireless and kind colleague."〔 Roger Alton said he was "a ferociously sharp journalist, clever, dedicated, hugely industrious - shamingly so to many of his colleagues like me - and hugely creative." Ensor's deputy editor, Natalie Bennett, became editor after he died.
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