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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Answers (to Correspondents) Periodical
"Answers to Correspondents on Every Subject under the Sun" 1888 - 1950s, shortened to "Answers" in 1889, founded by Alfred Harmsworth, Lord Northcliffe.
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Monmoutshire Beacon
Monmouthshire Beacon was online up to 1911 and was later updated to around 1950. I did considerable research and created many links to interesting local news stories only to find the BNA pulled the later editions leaving me with a totally wasted experience. No information is to be had about if or when the Beacon will be reinstated. No sensible responses have been given to enquiries on this. I suspect I have simply wasted 100's of hours researching and will never get the links working again. The answer is to download the lot and always be aware that the BNA…
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3 votes
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Weston and Worle News
Defunct paper was a weekly paper which ran for years
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Gosport and Fareham Standard
Great local paper
3 votes -
cheltenham
Cheltenham Chronicle - especially years missing in the 1820s please!
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3 votes
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3 votes
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Kent & Sussex Couier 1951 - 2017
Microfiche editions of the Kent & Sussex Courier are now available and it would be good to have them online here.
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Scottish Daily News 1974-1976
Important for the study of Scottish attitudes as nationalism approached its climax. Also important in Left/Labour studies
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3 votes
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Leeds Weekly News
Great paper ran up until early 1990s
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Alloa Advertiser
Please extend to about 1960
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1 vote
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Largs & Millport Gazette
Best source for North Ayrshire and south side of the Clyde
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1 vote
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Auckland Chronical
newspaper covering the mining villages of Co Durham, particularly during ww1. Of interest to historians of North East, mining communities, socialist/Labour history, WW1 etc
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Trade journals and staff magazines
These would be good as they'd provide a wealth of information . The former would provide more information on different sectors of the economy which might provide researchers with information on change in business, consumerism and society. Company staff magazines contain business details and information on staff members and social events, meaning they'd be great for many forms of research (local, genealogical, busjness)
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Tamworth Herald
Could you please add the Tamworth Heralds from 1951
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The Sunderland Weekly Echo
The Sunderland Weekly Echo would be a brilliant addition to the website! It includes content that isn't in the Sunderland Daily Echo.
4 votes
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