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Established for over 120 years, Lincolnshire Echo is one of the most successful paid weekly newspapers in the country and it’s not hard to see why; it’s packed full of news, sport, business, motors, nostalgia, the bumper 16 page What’s On guide and much more.

The Lanark & Carluke Advertiser is a local sub-edition of the South Lanarkshire weekly tabloid newspaper the Hamilton Advertiser.

The Cambridge News, published Monday to Saturday, has been serving the local community for almost 130 years and has firmly established itself at the heart of Cambridge life. Its core area is Cambridge, but the coverage extends to the towns of Ely, Newmarket, St Ives, St Neots, Huntingdon, Haverhi...

The Sevenoaks Chronicle is published on Thursdays and is packed full of local news, in-depth features, entertainment coverage, property and much more.

The Hull Daily Mail has been at the heart of the local community for over 130 years and is Yorkshire’s biggest-selling paid for regional daily newspaper. The Mail prides itself on delivering quality, trusted content that local people want to read. Reaching thousands of people in print every day.

The Western Morning News’ coverage predominantly covers Devon and Cornwall but also extends into the areas of both West Somerset, and Dorset.

The Dover Express is published on Thursdays and is packed full of local news, in-depth features, entertainment coverage, property and much more. And it doesn’t stop there. Our readers come back for even more on our website KentLive.news, for updates on local news all day every day.

The Bristol Post, published Monday to Friday, has been serving the local community for more than 80 years and has firmly established itself at the heart of Bristol life. Its core area is Bristol but the coverage extends to the towns of Patchway, Keynsham, Kingswood and the surrounding villages in...

The Citizen has been serving the local community for more than 140 years and has firmly established itself at the heart of Gloucester life. Published every Thursday, the title’s core area is Gloucester but its coverage extends to Stroud and the Forest of Dean.

The Chronicle is the newsbrand Tyneside has been turning to since 1885. Produced in Newcastle upon Tyne, covering Tyne and Wear, southern Northumberland and northern County Durham.