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One of Wales most iconic and best loved publications – the South Wales Echo has been at the heart of news in the capital since 1884. With the very best in news and views from across the city, the Echo promotes all that is good and great about Cardiff life and living.

The Nottingham Post has been Nottinghamshire’s local newspaper for 140 years. Every day we publish compelling local news and information, making us the most trusted local media. We champion our communities’ aspirations and support local people to make a difference.

The Gazette has been the voice of Teesside since 1860 and with Teesside Live it now reaches more Teessiders than ever before. It provides the latest North East, Middlesbrough and Teesside news, sport, business, what’s on, weather and travel.

As Wales’ only daily national title the Western Mail gives you fresh news and insight into all the issues affecting Wales and beyond. You can find news, opinion, politics, sport, property and everything in-between.

Glamorgan Gazette reports on breaking local news, what’s on in the community, local sport, local entertainment, as well as jobs, motors and homes.

The Derby Telegraph has been Derbyshire’s local newspaper for more than 130 years and is Derbyshire’s largest-selling newspaper. Everyday we publish compelling local news and information which makes us the most trusted media across the city and county.

The Journal is the North East’s award-winning, daily, authoritative regional voice on news, current affairs and business.

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.

All the latest news, views, sport and pictures from West Lothian.

The Ormskirk Advertiser series is published weekly, covering areas within Lancashire. Split into two editions, the series incorporates the Ormskirk Advertiser and the Skelmersdale Advertiser, allowing for more localised content dedicated to each town.