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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Canterbury papers
there is nothing on line after 1900
1 vote -
The Liskeard Gazette/Western Herald
The Liskeard Gazette and the The Western Herald (which incorporated The Liskeard Gazette from October 1874). Apart from my personal interest, having ancestors that appeared in articles in the paper, I believe it covers quite a wide area in Cornwall. It also spans quite a wide time range.
2 votes -
771 votes
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Sunderland Herald and Sunderland Beacon
It would be good to see either of these newspapers as part of the online archive.
20 votes -
The Voice
THE VOICE, founded in 1982, is the only British national black weekly newspaper operating in the United Kingdom.
4 votes -
The Builder
The Builder was first published in 1843 and under the editorship of George Godwin (1844-83) it developed into "the most important and successful professional paper of its kind with a readership well beyond the architectural and building world". It featured not only landmark buildings – with fabulous illustrations – but also articles on more practical aspects of the building trade, sanitation and so on. Further background here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Building_(magazine)Some issues of The Builder are available online (http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/serial?id=builder) but many are not searchable. It would be wonderful if the British Newspaper Archive could spearhead a campaign to bring together…
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The Dublin Mercury/Hoey's Dublin Mercury 1766-1773
James Hoey was printer to the Catholic Committee in Dublin, and his newspaper catered for an elite Catholic readership, and was open in its support for the governing administration. It was one of the first newspapers of the time to cater for elite Irish Catholic opinion.
Copies of the Newspaper can be found at the British Library
9 votes -
Newspapers in the Cheshunt/Waltham Cross, Herts area for 1950s and 1960s
Am looking for a report on the death in 1959 of a local Headmistress, Miss Margetts [Ida Lily], she was Head at St Mary's Girls Junior & Mixed Infants until her death in 1959 and burial in Cheshunt Cemetery, Bury Green Road.
5 votes -
Lady's Pictoral
Lady's Pictorial: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Fashion, Society, Art, Literature, Music and Drama. Printed from 1881 to about 1921.
1 vote -
Southport Champion
It is a well known local newspaper that has been published on Merseyside for many years now.
1 vote -
Southport Reporter
It is regulated by IMPRESS the independent monitor for the UK's press, and 1 of the 1st to sign up to it. It is also the first online-only newspaper not to have a hard copy in the UK.
1 vote -
Lynton & Lynmouth Recorder
Lynton & Lynmouth Recorder should be added, as the area has an immensely rich history.
1 vote -
Chatham News
This series of newspapers was last updated two years ago, and the planned/promised issues have yet to materialise. Would it not be a good idea to complete the promised digitisation of papers such as this, rather than adding new, obscure titles?
At the moment, Chatham News has just ONE year available from the 20th Century, 1939. The plan was to add 1903 to 1955, which would cover both major conflicts of that century at what was one of Britain's major Naval ports.
11 votes -
Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser
The paper has been In existence since c1855. It should be of interest to anyone researching family history within the area of Airdrie and Coatbridge.
34 votes -
Newcastle upon Tyne newspapers 1919 to 1939
There is very little coverage for this period in any of the Newcastle papers at present.
2 votes -
Alnwick Mercury for the 1920s and 1930s please
It would be great to see more of this newspaper please.
1 vote -
7 votes
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brewer`s journal
There is a vast interest in brewery history in the UK
3 votes -
Hoylake and west kirby visitor 1908/1915
1909 to 1914 not available at wirral archives
1 vote -
Stirling Observer
All missing years 1840 - 1843, 1848, 1868 -1913, 1919 - 1938 and more current. Especially the big gaps 1868 - 1913 & 1919 - 1938
3 votes
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