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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Hawick News and Hawick Express
I would like to see digital copies of both of these newspapers covering from 1950-present day if possible.
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7 votes
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Brecon County Times and Abergavenny Chronicle
Years 1875 - 1885 please, invaluable research information
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7 votes
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Ilkley
Lists visitors to the spa town from all over the country and would be of great interest for local family history
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Aberdeen Evening Gazette
This title was the evening edition of the Aberdeen Free Press, which you have started to digitise. It was absorbed by Aberdeen Journals in 1922 and merged into the Aberdeen Evening Express.It was the best of the Aberdeen papers for feature articles and an alternative view on current events.
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Drogheda Argus
I see that you have recently added some years of the Drogheda Argus to the site, it would be great to see the additional years between 1851 and 1864 added and more recent editions after 1871.
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The Distorter (Dorset Evening Echo, once a year) a year
Absolute classic fund raising paper containing satirical views on the county. Worth saving. Late 60s on.
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Tyrone Courier
Established 1880 and already on microfilm. To date there are no newspapers on your site dealing with East Tyrone.
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The Star London
The Star was a great daily newspaper printed in London which covered "All-IN" wrestling from 1930 to 1940
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London Chronicle
Ran from 1765 to 1832. first British paper to publish the US Declaration of Independence.
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The Reporter - covered Hyde, Cheshire now Hyde, Tameside
The Reporter - covered Hyde, Cheshire now Hyde Tameside.
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The Goole and Marshland Gazette, and monthly miscellany
This paper covered the Goole and surrounding area at an important time in its development 1854-70
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perthshire adv
a high percentage of readers of the PA must be baby boomers
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Coleshill Chronicle
Served a small market town (and hinterland) between industrial cities of Birmingham and Coventry, yet reflected a strong sense of civic identity.
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Tyne and Wear
Sunderland Echo
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Country Brewer's Gazette (became Brewers' Guardian)
Brewing and alcohol consumption has had a massive affect on society. It's made many people rich and has destroyed many more. Many town dignitaries came about through the brewing industry. Many of these were philanthropists and helped many towns develop and grow. There's much history associated with brewing.
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The Star
The Star (London: 1888 to 1915) An important radical paper founded and edited by T.P. O'Connor, and edited during the Edwardian years by the famous Ernest Parke.
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The Everyman
Short-lived (1900s and 1929-1935) British magazine with a focus on art and writing. Attracted many famous writers - Sassoon, Chesterton, Belloc, etc. Also interesting because it took an explicitly political turn in the 1930s upon a change of ownership, going through a few editors, each with a different political bent (including the fascist yogi Francis Yeats-Brown and Ramsay MacDonald's friend Jean Elmslie, the Lady Dunedin).
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"Hackney & Stoke Newington Recorder"
"Hackney & Stoke Newington Recorder"
7 votes
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