A very important newspaper for anyone interested in the history of Liverpool from mid to the end of the 18th century and the history of newspapers in merchant towns in England. Also the only one for Liverpool in the 18th century in the British Library with such a long run. (Quite a few issues are available on microfilm but are not digitized.)
So far for Liverpool in the 18th century there are only two Newspapers available online and those two only cover the years 1767, 1768 and 1795. If you want to research anything concerning Liverpool in the 18th century that is not sufficient.

System number: 013898545
earlier Title: Williamson's Liverpool Advertiser and Mercantile Register vol.1.no.1-vol.4.no.171 (28 May 1756-31 Aug.1759);
Later Title: Billinge's Liverpool Advertiser and Marine Intelligencer no.1955-2423, 3194-3769 (6 Jan.1794-27 Dec.1802; 5 Jan.1818-1824; 5 Jan.1826-30 Dec.1828)

I agree there was also the Garston Times

The Crosby Herald would be a good edition to tyhe archive, as it is no longer published.

We have the Echo
Online but we be great to see the Wirral Globe or the Liverpool Post added

Please add the Liverpool Post

More information about Oakfield Resential School,in Oakfield Avenue,Liverpool in 1970. More about (Oakfield it was a Victorian house,Elkanah Healey and his family lived there. But not for Long he died Elkanah.His children came orphaned,when the mum died A Little bit later.Thanks anybody got any photos or pics of the House (Victorian).

The Liverpool Post would be good to run alongside the Echo

I agree Andrew, I am trying to research 1921 when it appears numerous members of my family perished in a fire. Please could this gap be filled.

agree!!

The lack of any Liverpool paper for this period is frustrating for someone like me researching early twentieth century British social history

Get the Echo online right through to the 90s

Post and echo 1980s please

Add the Liverpool Echo and Post upto the 1990s would be excellent

There is a gaping hole in Liverpool coverage, and can only hope that digitization of Liverpool Daily Post for the non-war-years happens.

100% agree. This is a huge gap in a major city's history. Please may it become a priority.

Newspapers relating two the Isle of Man and the Liverpool Echo

Although the three main Liverpool newspapers are here - the Liverpool Daily Post, the Liverpool Echo, and the Liverpool Evening Express - there is in fact no newspaper coverage at all for the city for the period 1 January 1919 through to 31 December 1938. It would be splendid if this rather large gap could be filled.

Liverpool newspapers for the complete first half of 20th century. I am finding the gaps especially between WW1 & WW2 and after 1945 a problem with my family history.

Your request to digitise the Wallasey and Wirral Chronicle is misguided. This title is already on microfilm and therefore not in danger. Unlike the Wallasey New or indeed The Birkenhead News or Birkenhead Advertiser which covered the activities of a much larger conurbation and have no microfilm substitute available in the British Library. Surely these titles should take priority.

There is a wide selection in the Wirral archive