Newspapers we should add next
Tell us what publications would be of most use to you. You can be as general (Victorian cycling magazines) or specific (South Wales Argus) as you wish! We take on board all of your suggestions but are bound by copyright restrictions and our agreements with publishers, these form the boundaries of what we may publish online.
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Shoe and Leather News
All about the shoe industry and it’s workers. I would specifically like to see the late 1960s covered first but great for any. Would be a great resource for all shoemaking ancestors and especially in Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. Please vote for it!
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3 votes
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Forest of Dean Newspapers
Now published as "The Forester" covering the whole of the Forest of Dean (Gloucestershire), but previously individual papers for each of the Forest / Severnside towns (Lydney, Coleford and Cinderford).
Lydney Observer
Dean Forest Guardian
Cinderford Journal
Dean Forest Mercury
Forest of Dean HeraldAt the moment, whilst researching the Forest of Dean on the BNA, we have to hope that stories were covered by papers in South Wales or Gloucester.
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West Indian Gazette
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Indian_Gazette originals with Institute for Race Relations
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Spalding
Spalding Guardian !!!
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Thanet Advertiser between 1903 and 1914 (esp 1909) please, please!
Thanet Advertiser between 1903 and 1914 (esp 1909) please, please!
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Henley Standard
Period from 1914 to 1950 please. Currently only from 1884 to end 1913. The local history group would like to do a project this period, for which access to the local newspaper would be invaluable.
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Blaydon Courier
Covers an important industrial area on Tyneside. Often includes accounts of local families and events not covered in the larger regional newspapers.
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Peace News
Reynolds News
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Sandwich, Kent
Newspapers from Sandwich, Kent and surrounding areas!
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Skyrack Courier 1889 to 1923
Skyrack Courier 1889 to 1923
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Good Housekeeping
The 20th century British editions of Good Housekeeping would be so useful!
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gaudie
"Gaudie" was the newspaper of the University of Aberdeen Students' Association. Like many student newspapers it contains a lot of information about events in the local community as well as just for the students.
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SchNews
Dubbed by the Guardian newspaper as "The National Newsletter of the Protest Movement", this weekly news-sheet was produced during the 1990s and provides important documentary of the "Non-violent direct action" movement of the time. Bringing in social justice, international affairs, political campaigning, and environmental action, its lack of secure funding means that its own internet archive has had a rocky time. Almost all issues are available, not least because the annual collections/compendia were sent in to the British Library :)
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Latest homes
"The Latest", later "Latest Homes" was originally a tabloid entertainments paper, before becoming a novel format A4ish magazine where opening from one side gave listings and ents whilst opening from the "back" (upside down) had property listings together with information about neighbourhoods and social events. Overall this is quite a strong document about the cultural life of Brighton through the 1990s and 2000s.
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The Leader
The Leader was a free newspaper in Brighton back in the early 1990s. It contained a lot of community information that was sometimes - but not, I think, always, a subset of what was carried in the local paid-for Argus.
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Luton News
More Luton papers after 1940
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Abergele and St Asaph Visitor
The Abergele & St Asaph Visitor was a weekly freesheet newspaper distributed to homes in Abergele in Conwy on the North Wales coast, and to St Asaph in Denbighshire and smaller villages along the valley of the River Elwy (Llanfair Talahaiarn, Llangernyw, Llannefydd).
It was founded as the Abergele & Pensarn Visitor in 1861 and kept that title until 1936, when it became simply the Abergele Visitor. It added & St Asaph in 1997.It was published by Trinity Mirror North Wales as part of a series together with the Rhyl & Prestatyn Visitor and came out on Wednesdays.
It…
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