Newspapers we should add next
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Missing Sunderland papers
There has been nothing futher added to the Sunderland Echo for nearly 3 years, there are many large gaps in the runs, and nothing at all after 1954. For the 19th Century we need to see the Sunderland Herald (1831-1906), Sunderland Times (1844-1880) and the Sunderland Weekly Echo (1881-1911).
4 votes -
Croydon Advertiser
Not a great deal of info is available
722 votes -
1 vote
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"The Town" newspaper edited by Renton NICHOLSON 1837 to 1840
"The Town" newspaper edited by Renton NICHOLSON (The Chief Lord Baron) ran between 1837 and 1840 focusing on Scandals and London Nightlife. Many of the topics written about in the paper were considered extremely vulgar at the time and it was often criticised for discussing these topics. Archibald Henning, who later worked for Punch, contributed many drawings of London residents to The Town. He often depicted controversial figures in London society on the first page of the paper. Ebenezer Landells was another early contributor who later moved to Punch. (Wikipeadia). This short run newspaper would offer a unique insight into…
6 votes -
Newton Heath and Failsworth Gazette, Didsbury Post
Chorlton Messenger
Gorton Reporter
Salford Advertiser2 votes -
Baptist Times and Freeman
The main newspaper for the Baptist denomination throughout the twentieth century
3 votes -
Dungannon Observer
Contains a wealth of local news and photographs of East Tyrone for the past 90 years. Invaluable source of information for the family historian
88 votes -
East London papers
Any of the following for years 1960-1990s only fair as west London has an
Overkill in this respectSouthwark News, Stratford Express, Peckham and Deptford Mercury, Hackney Gazette, Ilford Recorder, Newham Recorder, East London Advertiser
1,178 votes -
West Bromwich Chronicle
No coverage of this area at all very frustrating
835 votes -
2 votes
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Wolverhampton Express and Star
Should be considered for appraisal
590 votes -
East London Advertiser
Now merged with Tower Hamlets News but always a strong paper with plenty of newsworthy stories printed
1,308 votes -
Melody Maker
Great interest
3 votes -
Stretford Guardian , Urmston Post, Salford City Reporter
Would be great to see these made available online
3 votes -
Arbroath Guide 1842-1843
The first two years of the Guide would be useful to fill the remaining gap in this publication. Arbroath had a most active community from the late 1830s.
4 votes -
Dundee Perth & Cupar Advertiser
Filling the gap 1836-1838 would be useful though the Dundee Courier for these dates or better 1836-1843 would also ideally fill a gap not covered elsewhere.
3 votes -
Any local newspapers covering the Norfolk Area after 1900.
I was saddened to see that since 2017 the Thetford & Watton Times and People's Weekly Journal editions after 1900 have been removed. I would love to see any local Norfolk newspaper added to these pages that covers the Mid-Norfolk area from 1900 onwards as they are now out of copyright up 1920 as it's over a 100 years since they were published for the general public to buy.
37 votes -
Birmingham weekly news
Or add ons for the Birmingham Evening Mail
1 vote -
Motion Picture Studio
It ran 1921-1924: ''The only Journal solely devoted to the interests of the British film producing industry', it claims - accurately.
2 votes -
liverpolitan
A vintage Magazine - The Liverpolitan - A Monthly Review of Liverpool and Lancashire Historical Affairs. The Magazine has 28 pages. As well as articles there are advertisements of the day.
3 votes
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