Glaring gap in coverage should be a MUST add

Essential source for people researching the area as it covers a large gap in the middle of the Nottingham/Leicester/Grantham papers

I have subscribed to the BNA for quite a few years now and keep waiting for my local newspaper, the Melton Times, to be added. This paper covers a wide area and so much information could be found.

I so much wish I could get the Melton Times as I know there is information I can't find elsewhere.

Please, please, please add the Melton Times to your list of digitised newspapers. The BNA is a wonderful resource but there is a gaping hole in the coverage of this whole area. The addition of the Melton Times to your portfolio would be fantastic!

Would welcome you including the Melton Mowbray Times and Vale of Belvqoir Gazette covering the duration of the First World War whereby local servicemen's accounts of active service could be published and them recognised for their brace service. I lost a Great Uncle in September 1917 who was discharged as medically unfit and sent home just 7 weeks before he died. His story was recorded in The Melton Times under the heading "Melton and the War" on 7th and 14th September 1917 and it would be rewarding to see the original newspaper articles instead of just the transcripts.

Six years and counting!

For me personally, the biggest omission from the BNA is the Melton Times. I would be over the moon for this to be added. How do these decisions get made?

Please, please consider adding the Melton Times to your archives!

I would so much like to be able to search the Melton Times online as I am sure there is a lot of information in them that I can't find elsewhere.

I am desperate for the Melton Times to be added to the archive. The Grantham Journal and the Leicester papers go a long way to cover our area but the Melton Times would be the icing on the cake!

Melton Times covers a large area in Leicestershire

Scan in the Melton Mowbray Times please

2 years and still waiting!

The Holy Grail for this newspaper is for the year 1911. Apparently lost forever"

Please digitize the Melton Times (and don't stop there.)

The site is great and getting better.

Regards,

Richard d'Apice

Covers, Melton Mowbray, surrounding villages, Syston, Leicester and Leicestershire.