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.
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Richard Tuxworth commented
SLEAFORD GAZETTE & SLEAFORD JOURNAL: Of interest to local and family historians.
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Anonymous commented
I have the very first issue of this paper...1854...found in a suit case
I would like to sell it if there is any interest -
Anonymous commented
It would be very useful to have on-line access to the Sleaford papers.
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Robert Warnes commented
The Gazette would be very useful for local historians. Sleaford was the centre of local government for the county of Kesteven - a town that was more important than its size would suggest
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Anonymous commented
I have the very first issue...number 1 February 1854....in very good condition if anybody wishes to buy it....get in touch
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K E Phillips commented
How do I find photographs/details of Billingborough public hall?
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Anonymous commented
On behalf of Sleaford Museum this service would be vital for our ongoing research.
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Dr Simon Pawley commented
As one of several academic historians currently working on Sleaford, I await the Sleaford Gazette eagerly and trust you will do everything you can to expedite its inclusion on the BNL website.
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david marriage commented
There is much interest in historical research in Sleaford. The Gazette back copies available for study would be used by many local people.
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Anonymous commented
Having a keen interest in local history access to these newspapers would be invaluable in my role as a researcher for Sleaford Museum.
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Anonymous commented
As Curator of the Sleaford Museum having access to this online service would provide a convenient and comprehensive research source, to exhibit and share our stories from the towns rich history and heritage.
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Councillor Garry Titmus commented
Having found newspapers an invaluable source for research on behalf of a national military veterans association, now as mayor of this historic market town I support most strongly the addition of the Sleaford Gazette and Sleaford Journal to the archive.
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Anonymous commented
The Gazette would be incredibly useful - it covers such a broad time period
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Anonymous commented
My great grand parents were agents for the sleaford gazette and are mentioned in. I would like to research further in to their lives.
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Anonymous commented
Sleaford was also the county town of Kesteven until 1974 and the Kesteven County Council offices were located in the town, making it an important centre for local administration.
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Anonymous commented
Also, the papers are catalogued by the BL