Newspapers we should add next
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1544 results found
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Mourne Observer
Mourne Observer
4 votes -
Christian News
Christian News
4 votes -
Ponteland Observer, 1982-1986
Ponteland Observer, 1982-1986 - late in the period but a fascinating example of an editorial-led newspaper in the freesheet age and how it fared as independent 'quality tabloid' and then under Tweeddale Press ownership as a broadsheet slip edition of the Morpeth Herald, with which it eventually merged.
1 vote -
89 votes
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Ampthill News
Some copies in our local archive are in a very poor condition with pages stuck together.
6 votes -
11 votes
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Add Birkenhead News to roster
Birkenhead News
73 votes -
Mark Lane Express
One of the most important 19th century agricultural newspapers
16 votes -
Briport News
Shortage of newspapers in Dorset
4 votes -
Faringdon Advertiser
how about something from North Berkshire of the Edwardian and WW1 period
I am researching the Berkshire Yeomanry and would welcome better coverage1 vote -
Cornwald, England
1800
1 vote -
7 votes
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Dorset and Hampshire papers
There are at present none of the papers published in the Bournemouth / Poole area at all, and no 20th century Dorset papers at all, so this is a large gap in coverage which would be useful to be included - eg Bournemouth Daily Echo, Bournemouth Visitors Directory, Poole and Dorset Herald (amongst others).
108 votes -
Woking News and Mail
Woking News and Mail
7 votes -
Leigh Chronicle
Exceptional Lancashire newspaper very rich in historical content c/w special detailed feature sections on local industries and historical contributions by local historians. Also has an annual 'Diary of Local Events' which lists the key events of the previous year. I've spent hundreds of hours reading this publication and can vouch for it as being essential local reading. It ran from c. 1857 until the early 1960's.
4 votes -
Crowborough weekly
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's local paper in which he would receive regular mentions
6 votes -
more scurrility
Barnard Gregory's The Satirist (London)
The Freeholder (Cork)1 vote -
North leeds news
Also known as the New Leeds News
3 votes -
North-East Papers
More north-eastern papers - adding the Darlington and Stockton times, the Evening Gazette (which served the Middlesbrough area and surrounding areas), and a lot more years for the Northern Echo, would help to build up more of a picture for the north-east.
12 votes -
More Beverley Guardians
More editions of the Beverley Guardian
5 votes
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