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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Kentish Gazette
You advertise the Kentish Gazette from 1750-1899 but you can't get the years 1777-1799. They do exist as I have seen them on microfilm. This gap is very frustrating and for completeness it would be great if they could be digitised.
22 votes -
North Derbyshire, eg High Peak News (1870–1959) or Buxton Advertiser
These two papers contain much that is not in the bigger Derby, Nottingham and Manchester papers.
23 votes -
Shields Daily Gazette
Fill in the gaps for individual titles. Very frustrating to researchers when odd years missing.
Tell us if any gaps will never be filled
3 votes -
7 votes
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18th century please
18th century Nottingham please + any gaps in 18th century Manchester + Macclesfield Courier please.
The link is textiles!1 vote -
East Devon local paper
Pulman's Weekly News please
1 vote -
Middlesex Advertiser and Gazette
This long-running local paper covered a large, densely-populated area of West Middlesex and neighbouring Buckinghamshire. If digitised it would be a invaluable resource for researchers, local people and family historians with connections to the area.
36 votes -
welwyn times 1960 to 1970
welwyn times 1960 to 1970
9 votes -
6 votes
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9 votes
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Clydebank Press
There are no papers from Dumbartonshire specifically Clydebank and Dumbarton. Given the history and significance to the Scottish economy they need to be scanned!
13 votes -
Cumberland & Westmorland Herald, Penrith Observer
Cumberland & Westmorland Herald
Penrith Observer0 votes -
16 votes
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Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham News (Chatham News, Medway News)
This series of newspapers, which were shut by Northcliffe in 2011, covered the Medway towns, a huge urban, formerly heavy industrial, conurbation 30 miles south-east of London. The newspapers, which included the Chatham Standard and were known variously as the Chatham News and ultimately the Medway News, were lively, authoritative and profitable. After the closure of Chatham Dockyard, when the towns’ fortunes declined, the family-based company that had run the series for more than a century sold its interest and the papers passed through a succession of proprietors until they were deemed too unprofitable to continue. Copyright should not be…
168 votes -
London titles 1900-1939
Surely a major London Daily and Evening title up to WW2, since many provincials use their stories to fill their own gaps, and you have been focusing lots recently on the provincials anyway.
15 votes -
2 votes
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10 votes
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Keswick and Cockermouth papers
Keswick and Cockermouth papers
7 votes -
Keighley news
Keighley News
27 votes -
1 vote
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