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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The Witness (Edinburgh)
A key newspaper in mid-nineteenth century Scotland was The Witness, published in Edinburgh from 1840 until 1864 and edited for much of that time by Hugh Miller, a towering figure in the Scotland of that era. The Witness, very much the voice of the then newly launched and hugely influential Free Church of Scotland, contains all sorts of valuable insights into social, cultural, political and ecclesiastical developments in early Victorian Scotland.
20 votes -
Middlesbrough Herald and Post
Weekly paper for Teeside area
19 votes -
Nottingham Journal
This newspaper was the main (Tory) rival of the (Whig) Nottingham Review newspaper & is an important regional newspaper in the Luddite period (1811-1817)
18 votes -
Greenock Telegraph 19th Century
The Scottish western provincial press is barely represented, as the Glasgow Herald was a national newspaper.
17 votes -
The Clarion
Robert Blatchford's socialist weekly newspaper. It became the most successful socialist weekly newspaper of its kind, with the highest circulation and had the longest run. It was published 1891-1934. The Clarion movement - including the Clarion cycling clubs and choirs grew out if it.
17 votes -
Shepherds Bush Gazette
1976-1984
This part of West London could well do with seeing additional papers to cover the whole region this or the Hammersmith/Chelsea Chronicle, Chelsea News were all good papers17 votes -
West Somerset Free Press
It would be great to have the West Somerset Free Press added, very little coverage of this remote part of the country at present.
16 votes -
Aris's Birmingham Gazette pre 1840
There are Georgian newspapers which covered Birmingham pre 1837. Arris's Gazette readily springs to mind, but there were others. It would be great to read these online. Can you help, please given the amount of interest in Birmingham history?
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14 votesClosed - Now live ·
AdminThe British Newspaper Archive
(Head of Data Development, The British Newspaper Archive)
responded
Dear Readers
We are delighted to say we now have Lloyd’s List available on the site
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles/lloyds-list
Thank you for your suggestion
Team BNA
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The Witness (Belfast)
This newspaper is a major source of late nineteenth-century religious intelligence.
14 votes -
Sunday Sun
Sunday Sun - great Sunday newspaper for the North of England and Cumbria
14 votes -
Referee
The Referee
Unrivalled for entertainment and sports coverage of Edwardian London!12 votes -
Bromsgrove Weekly Messenger
The Bromsgrove weekly messenger is a small newspaper that has day to day stories of local people in Worcestershire.
This gives you fine detail to your family research.12 votes -
Streatham News
Could you include the Streatham News please
12 votes -
Spalding Guardian
We need more years!! 1963-1990
12 votes -
Hendon Times
Hendon Times - Middlesex
11 votes -
The Era
More runs from 1901-1920 please to cover the music hall rise and decline. surely of use to many of us?
10 votes -
North Devon Herald
north devon herald
10 votes -
Royston Crow
Only known full run is in the Royston Museum. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk
9 votes -
Dundee Weekly News
Dundee Weekly News
8 votesClosed - Now live ·AdminThe British Newspaper Archive
(Head of Data Development, The British Newspaper Archive)
responded
Dear Readers
This newspaper is now available in the Archive
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles/dundee-weekly-newsHappy Reading
Team BNA
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