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  1. Newspapers from St Ives, Cornwall

    Local weekly newspapers from St Ives, Cornwall:
    St Ives Times & Echo
    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.

    118 votes
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  2. Bridgwater Mercury

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

    1 vote
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  3. Dumfries Weekly Journal

    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.

    4 votes
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  4. Stratford-upon-Avon Herald

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

    5 votes
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  5. The Builder

    The Builder was first published in 1843 and under the editorship of George Godwin (1844-83) it developed into "the most important and successful professional paper of its kind with a readership well beyond the architectural and building world". It featured not only landmark buildings – with fabulous illustrations – but also articles on more practical aspects of the building trade, sanitation and so on. Further background here:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Building_(magazine)

    Some issues of The Builder are available online (http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/serial?id=builder) but many are not searchable. It would be wonderful if the British Newspaper Archive could spearhead a campaign to bring together…

    7 votes
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  6. Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial, Aberdeen

    Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial 1880-1914

    10 votes
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  7. 30 votes
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  8. 7 votes
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  9. Dunfermline Journal

    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.

    5 votes
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  10. Liverpool Courier

    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.

    11 votes
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  11. Montrose Standard 1958 - 1964

    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

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  12. 5 votes
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  13. Waltham Forest Guardian

    waltham forest guardian

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  14. 1 vote
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  15. North Berks Herald and Abingdon Herald Series

    North Berks Herald and also the Abingdon Herald series which published versions for Wantage, Wallingford and Didcot.
    These papers are already held in Oxfordshire libraries on micro-film. I use a viewer at Abingdon Library, but it would be so much easier if they were available on the British Newspaper Archive.

    18 votes
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  16. Leicester Pioneer

    Published from 1880s to late 1920s, it was the paper of the Trade Union movement and later ILP in Leicester. It has been copied to microfilm

    4 votes
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  17. National Reformer

    The journal was established in Sheffield in 1860, as an initiative by the Sheffield Secularists,on a prospectus describing its policy as "Atheistic in theology, Republican in politics, and Malthusian in social economy". Charles Bradlaugh was co-editor and periodically edited the journal through to 1890. Leading booksellers refused to stock it.

    5 votes
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  18. Potters' Examiner and Workman's Advocate (subsequently Emigrants' Advocate), 1843-1850

    Vital working-class paper in generally neglected area (the Potteries).

    3 votes
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  19. Brixton

    I suggest this for personal family reasons but I'm sure it would benefit many others too. My interest lies around 1922.

    3 votes
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  20. 7 votes
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