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.
145 results found
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St Ives Weekly Summary and Visitors List and St Ives Times
As Britain's most important art colony and one of the most important in the world, these publications contain fascinating details about artists, writers and other well-known names who visited and lived in this important centre.
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Gloucester Citizen
This was the year of the Battle of the Imjin River during the Korean War, when the Gloucestershire Regiment suffered the largest loss of life in a single action by the British Army since the Second Workd War.
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Evening News (London)
This evening paper was very topical and superior to the Evening Standard
179 votes -
The Witness (Belfast)
This newspaper is a major source of late nineteenth-century religious intelligence.
14 votes -
Cambridge papers from 1900
Cambridge Daily News 1900-1938
Cambridge Chronicle 1900-1938
South West Suffolk Echo 1900-1938346 votes -
The Hull Daily Mail
The Hull Daily Mail is available online until 1950 however stops at that point. Hull Museum has paper copies but a card index so you getting the remaining years online would be crucial for research!
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Daily Herald
The Daily Herald was an extremely important daily labour newspaper. It is especially important for anyone studying labour history in Britain. The First World Years have been digitised, but it would be great to have the interwar years made available as soon as possible.
107 votes -
437 votes
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More Carlisle newspaper editions
Please add more early years for the Carlisle Patriot and Carlisle Journal. The Patriot currently only runs from 1817-1820 plus about 3 editions from January 1821 as well as some random later years. The Carlisle Journal has 1847 and 1849 missing in its run from 1833-1866. It would be nice to have the whole of the 19th century covered without gaps by one or the other of the Carlisle papers.
328 votesClosed - Now live ·
AdminThe British Newspaper Archive
(Head of Data Development, The British Newspaper Archive)
responded
Dear Readers
Thank you for your suggestion regarding Carlisle newspapers.
We now have 3 Carlisle newspapers on the website including the brand new Carlisle Express and Examiner.
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles?title_search=carlisle
Thank you for your suggestion
Team BNA
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Crewe Chronicle
The Crewe Chronicle, one of several Chronicle newspapers in the area, covers Sandbach, Cheshire. Sandbach was the home of Foden lorries from 1856 to 2006 and a great many owners of preserved steam and diesel Foden vehicles would find it useful as a research source.
362 votes -
1,286 votes
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Newark Advertiser
The Newark Advertiser, beginning in 1847, is a mine of information for people researching north Nottinghamshire and west Lincolnshire areas.
168 votes -
1,348 votesClosed - Now live ·AdminThe British Newspaper Archive
(Head of Data Development, The British Newspaper Archive)
responded
Thank you for your suggestion. The good news is that the Sunderland Echo is already available. Please see here: http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/search/results?newspapertitle=sunderland%20daily%20echo%20and%20shipping%20gazette&sortorder=dayearly
We will be adding more years as the project progresses.
Best wishes,
Team BNA
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Lincolnshire Echo
for the 1950s and 1960s next, please!
218 votes -
Sleaford Gazette and Sleaford Journal
Sleaford is a market town in Lincolnshire and the Gazette was the main paper from 1854 to 1960; the Journal was printed from 1889 to 1929, when it was incorporated into the Gazette. It would be a very useful resource for local and family history studies in the area.
49 votes -
Cleveland Advertiser
Any Redcar newspapers please
Redcar Standard
Redcar and a Saltburn Times
Hardly any newspapers from our area249 votes -
Shipley Times & Express
Shipley times and express
269 votes -
Middlesex County Times
Late 19th century coverage would provide fascinating insight into large section of what is now major part of Greater London
54 votes -
Birkenhead Advertiser
The Birkenhead Advertiser commenced in 1860 and contains a wealth of information about this town. John Laird began his shipbuilding here employing many thousands of men in his Shipyard.
Also Central Park in New York was built on the original design of Birkenhead Park which is still the same today.
The Birkenhead Advertiser commenced in 1860 and then later became known as the Birkenhead News I think in 1880.
Would be good to see this newspaper digitised if possible.
134 votes -
179 votes
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