Nottinghamshire as a whole seems to be poorly served, with only Nottingham and Mansfield covered. Personally, I would like to see The Worksop Guardian or Trader digitised.

In addition to an earlier posting. Can we have the Bridgwater Mercury missing years of 1861 - 1872, 1874 - 1875, 1879 - 1885 and 1890 - 1896, please.

Local weely newspapers from St Ives, Cornwall:
The Western Echo - 1899 - 1957
St Ives Weekly Summary - 1889 - 1897
St Ives Times - 1910-1957
Of wide interest to the Cornish diaspora worldwide for Cornish fishing, mining and family history, as well as the artist community.
Druid Hal Wyn’s Cornish Language articles in the St Ives Times from 1930 to 1938 are a special feature.

Any possibility of getting the rest of the Bridgwater Mercury added please. 1898 onwards.

I would love to see the Dumfries Weekly Journal added some time in the future as it will help me enormously with my ancestral research thank you.

Is there a reason these issues aren't available? Would love to see them!

Covers a wide area urban and rural rich in history and social political activity

I really am surprised to see some relatively recent newspaper issues being digitised eg 1990s. Surely the idea is to preserve for access older issues of a range of newspapers and that the digitisation of these more recent editions could be postponed. I for one would love to see the Malton Messenger or Malton Gazette digitised and added to the BNA (but there is a separate thread for this!)

Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial 1880-1914

Manchester Evening News 1919-1930 a persistent date gap for many years which I understand has been overcome with more co-operation from Trinity, but still no examples in July 2018.

Daily Gazette issues for years 1901-1913 appear to be missing in your collection. They are available to view at Middlesbrough Library but without the luxury of a search engine. Do you know when they may become available in your online collection ?

The newspaper advocated a whole range of reforms including universal suffrage and republicanism. Sales of the National Reformer reached 5,000 but in 1861 Joseph Barker left the journal because he disagreed with Bradlaugh's advocacy of birth control.
BIradlaugh recruited Besant to work on the National Reformer, and over the next few years wrote a series articles on marriage and the political status of women.

I don't know when this publication started but it was published for the first half of the 20th Century at least. It ceased publication in about 1951.

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

As we have seen, Liverpool papers are not adequately represented. The Liverpool Courier was one of the main papers during the early 20th century. The Liverpool Daily Post from 1914 to 1930 would also be an important and useful addition.

Nothing currently available covering the Streatham & Clapham areas

The Montrose, Scotland area newspapers you added Feb 2018 are excellent, but only go to the end of 1958

Angus Council Web Site shows the Montrose Standard actually goes to 1964...

http://archive.angus.gov.uk/historyaa/features/2003-06-newspapers.htm

It would be great to extend these Johnson Press PLC papers on the east coast of Scotland for a few more years!

Personally I'm actually interested in the Montrose Standard itself for only a short period 26th May 1963 - 10th June 1963