Please add dates after 1950

The Inverness Courier from 1817 onwards is on microfilm at Inverness Library. The BNA holds digitised copies up to 1909. It would be great to see this more comprehensively digitised as it is the principal newspaper for the Highlands. My interest is in family history - there are many people all over the world who have their roots in the Highlands of Scotland. Newspapers are a fantastic resource for family historians and it would be amazing to see more editions of this newspaper on the BNA for us all to enjoy!

The trade journal Arms and Explosives had all sorts of articles on military and hunting affairs.

Thank you for all the fantastic digitisation and blogs you've been putting together - really amazing, interesting stuff.

Digitising the Borehamwood Times or any of the Edgware or Watford newspapers would fill a gap that exists in North London / South Hertfordshire between Harrow and Pinner in the West and Hendon and Finchley in the East.

Church Bells is a unique weekly newspaper. First published in 1869 it continued in publication until 1906. Being neither anglo-catholic nor evengelical it sought to establish a 'middle way' for the Church of England in the closing decades of the 19th century. Its addition to tthe collection would be an invaluable resource to historians of the period.

Could you upload Morning Chronicle (before 1800) please... I am doing research and unable to visit BL in person (due to Covid-19). I am sure my research will benefit a lot from the Morning Chronicle of the late 18th century, between 1780-1800.

There’s not a great deal of coverage for Sheffield after 1940 I’d like to see a lot more substantial updates

Looking for a number of articles stemming from the 1970’s covering references to the local coal mining industry cheers bna

I’d like to see you add some additional Archant owned papers like the Newham Recorder, Islington Gazette, Barking and Dagenham Post please

Please restore more of the papers archives online

Would be a valuable option

The Wisbech Advertiser and the Wisbech Standard both covered a relatively broad area of the East Anglian Fenland. Wisbech is designated as 'Capital of the Fens' and is where three counties meet, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Lincolnshire. Either publication would be a welcome addition to the British Newspaper Archive.

Would like to see both papers extended up until 1975 at least please

More coverage for South East London/Kent etc

It would be great if the Kentish Express (based on Ashford, Kent and surrounding villages) could be digitised, as I am tracing my family history and a lot of my relatives come from this area

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I’m researching my family’s past in Manchester having this paper online would be great

Researching War dead comes to an end for these areas by 1918 - why?

Researchin War dead comes to an end for these areas by 1918 - why?

Since some issues [e.g. early 1890] are too fragile to view in the British Library this should be prioritised over content already available in other formats/places...