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Regional Weeklies Newspaper Editor Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode E.mail address Aberdeen Citizen News Desk PO Box 43 Lang Stracht Mastrick ABERDEEN AB15 6DF [email protected] Abergavenny Liz Davis Tindle House 13 Nevill Street ABERGAVENNY NP7 5AA [email protected] Chronicle Series Accrington Observer Mervyn Kay 103 Blackburn Road ACCRINGTON BB5 1JJ [email protected] Ackrill Newspaper Tom Hay 1 Cardale Park Beckwith Head Road HARROGATE HG3 1RZ [email protected] Series Admag Series Tony Donnelly Sapphire House Crab Apple Way Vale Park EVESHAM WR11 1GP [email protected] Adnews Series John Dowling 18 Sackville Road BEXHILL-ON-SEA TN39 3JL [email protected] (Bexhill & Hastings) Adscene, Herald & Simon Finlay Westcliff House Westcliff Gardens FOLKESTONE CT20 1FH [email protected] Express Series (Folkestone) Advertiser & Times Andy Sherwood 62 Old Milton Road NEW MILTON BH25 6EH [email protected] Series Advertiser Series David Porter 35-37 Booth Street ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE OL6 7LB [email protected] (Ashton) Advertiser Series Sally Taylor PO Box 14 Priestgate DARLINGTON DL1 1NF [email protected] (Durham) Advertiser Series Editor Press House 30 Lower Brook Street IPSWICH IP4 1AN [email protected] (Ipswich) Advertiser Series Andy Martin Richmond Hill BOURNEMOUTH BH2 6HH [email protected] (Poole & Swanage) Advertiser Series Emma King 26 High Street CREWE CW2 7BN [email protected] (South Cheshire) Advertiser Series Phil Smith Sentinel House Forge Lane Etruria STOKE-ON-TRENT ST1 5SS [email protected] (Stoke-on-Trent) Advertiser Series Pippa Woolnough 80 South Street DORKING RH4 2HE [email protected] (Surrey) Advertiser Series in Jan Mackie 16 High Street TURRIFF AB53 4DT [email protected] Aberdeenshire Airdrie & Coatbridge Wendy Scott 5/15 Bank Street AIRDRIE ML6 6AF [email protected] Advertiser Aldershot Mail and Editor 35-39 High Street ALDERSHOT GU11 1BH [email protected] News Series Alloa and Hillfoots Kevin McRoberts 39 Drysdale Street ALLOA FK10 1JA [email protected] Advertiser Alloa and Hillfoots Ronnie Paterson 10 Mar Street ALLOA FK10 1HR [email protected] Wee County News Alton Post Gazette Amanda Barnes 24 High Street ALTON GU34 1BN [email protected] and Alresford Advertiser Series Andersonstown Ciara McGuigan Teach Basil 2 Hannahstown Hill BELFAST BT17 0LT [email protected] News Series Andover Advertiser Dick Bellringer Advertiser House 24-32 London Street ANDOVER SP10 2PE [email protected] Series Annandale Observer Fiona Reid 96 High Street ANNAN DG12 6EJ [email protected] Series Antrim Guardian Liam Heffron 5 Railway Street ANTRIM BT41 4AE [email protected] Series Arbroath Herald & Brian Stormont 21 Market Place ARBROATH DD11 1HR [email protected] Gazette Series Ardrossan & Lauren Campbell Dock Road ARDROSSAN KA22 8DA [email protected] Saltcoats Herald Argyllshire Craig Hunter 44 Argyll Street LOCHGILPHEAD PA31 8NB [email protected] Advertiser Ashbourne News News Desk 6 Market Place ASHBOURNE DE6 1ES [email protected] Telegraph Ashton-Under-Lyne Nigel Skinner Park House 5 Acres Lane STALYBRIDGE SK15 2JR [email protected] Reporter Series Ayr Advertiser Frank Cassidy The Herald Building Dock Road ARDROSSAN KA22 8DA [email protected] Series Ayrshire World Eric McGowan 19 Bank Street IRVINE KA12 0AJ [email protected] Series Ballymena Times Dessie Blackadder 22-24 Ballymoney Street BALLYMENA BT43 6AL [email protected] Series Ballymoney and Lyle McMullan 6 Church Street BALLYMONEY BT53 6DL [email protected] Moyle Times Banbridge Chronicle Bryan Hooks 14 Bridge Street BANBRIDGE BT32 3JS [email protected] Banbury Cake Sam McGregor 13 Market Place BANBURY OX16 5LG [email protected] Banbury Guardian Stuart Kidman 7 North Bar BANBURY OX16 0TQ [email protected] Review Series Banffshire Advertiser Alan Beresford 13-15 West Church Street BUCKIE AB56 1BN [email protected] Banffshire Herald Lorna Campbell 181 Mid Street KEITH AB55 5BL [email protected] Barnet Press Series Henry Ellis 3rd Floor Refuge House 9-10 River Front ENFIELD EN1 3SZ [email protected] Barnsley Chronicle Steph Daley 47 Church Street BARNSLEY S70 2AS [email protected] & Independent Series Barry & District Shira Valek 156 Holton Road BARRY CF63 4TY [email protected] News Series Basingstoke and Hugh Cadman Gazette House Pelton Road BASINGSTOKE RG21 6YD [email protected] North Hants Gazette Series Basingstoke Steve Davies 2nd Floor Paddington House Festival Place BASINGSTOKE RG21 7LJ [email protected] Observer Bedfordshire Times News Desk 11-13 Mill Street BEDFORD MK40 3EU [email protected] & Citizen Series Bedworth Echo John Harris Brunel Road HINCKLEY LE10 0AB [email protected] Belfast News Julie McClay 2 Esky Drive Carn Industrial Area Portadown CRAIGAVON BT63 5YY [email protected] Belper News Laura Hammond 8 The Courtyard Market Place BELPER DE56 1FZ [email protected] Belper Today Amanda Hatfield The Courtyard 8 Market Place BELPER DE56 1FZ [email protected] Berwick Advertiser Stuart Laundy 90 Marygate BERWICK-UPON-TWEED TD15 1BW [email protected] and Gazette Series Berwickshire News Sandy Brydon 90 Marygate BERWICK-UPON-TWEED TD15 1BW [email protected] and East Lothian Herald Bicester Advertiser Hayley Cover 50 Market Square BICESTER OX26 7AJ [email protected] Biggleswade Wes Smith 7 High Street BIGGLESWADE SG18 0JB [email protected] Chronicle Birmingham Mail Andy Richards PO Box 18 Weaman Street BIRMINGHAM B4 6AX [email protected] Extra Blackburn Citizen Ian Singleton Newspaper House High Street BLACKBURN BB1 1HT [email protected] Blackpool & Fylde Chris Gee 13-13A Clifton Street BLACKPOOL FY1 1JD [email protected] Citizen Series Blackpool, Fylde and Jon Rhodes Avroe House, Avroe Crescent Blackpool Business Park BLACKPOOL FY4 2DP [email protected] Wyre Reporter Bognor Regis and Janet Philip Unicorn House 8 Eastgate Square CHICHESTER PO19 1JN [email protected] Chichester Journal & Guardian Series Bolton Journal James Higgins Newspaper House Churchgate BOLTON BL1 1DE [email protected] Border Telegraph Atholl Innes 113 Channel Street GALASHIELS TD1 1BN [email protected] Borehamwood & Caron Kemp 1 Drayton Road BOREHAMWOOD WD6 2DA [email protected] Elstree Times Bracknell Forest & Kim Chapman Unit 5 Anvil Court 44 Denmark Street WOKINGHAM RG40 2BB [email protected] Wokingham Standard Series Bradford Target Perry Austin-Clarke Hall Ings BRADFORD BD1 1JR [email protected] Series Braintree & Witham Aynsley Davidson 76 High Street BRAINTREE CM7 1JP [email protected] Times & Gazette Series Brechin Advertiser Alan Ducat 13 Swan Street BRECHIN DD9 6EE [email protected] Brecon and Radnor Julie Chappell 11 The Bulwark BRECON LD3 7AE Express Brentwood Gazette Deanne Blaylock 16 St. Thomas Road BRENTWOOD CM14 4DE [email protected] Series Bridgnorth Journal John Griffiths 50A High Street BRIDGNORTH WV16 4DX [email protected] Bridlington Free John Edwards 3 Prospect Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AQ [email protected] Press Series Bridport & Lyme Tony Bonicci 67 East Street BRIDPORT DT6 3LB [email protected] Regis News Series Brighouse Echo Stephen Firth West Park Street BRIGHOUSE HD6 1JW [email protected] Brighton and Hove Chris Chandler Argus House Crowhurst Road Hollingbury BRIGHTON BN1 8AR [email protected] Leader Series Bristol Observer News Desk Temple Way BRISTOL BS99 7HD [email protected] Series Bromley and Biggin Colin Mafham Winterton House High Street WESTERHAM TN16 1AT [email protected] Hill News Series Bromsgrove Alan Wallcroft 5 High Street BROMSGROVE B61 8AJ [email protected] Advertiser Series Buchan Observer Ken Duncan 28-30 Seagate PETERHEAD AB42 1JP [email protected] Buckingham Rob Gibbard Riverside 61-62 Well Street BUCKINGHAM MK18 1EN [email protected] Advertiser Series Bucks Advertiser & Tim Green The Gatehouse Gatehouse Road AYLESBURY HP19 8ED [email protected] Thame Gazette Series Bucks Free Press Steve Cohen Loudwater Mill Station Road Loudwater HIGH WYCOMBE HP10 9TY [email protected] Series Burnley Express and Margaret Parsons Bull Street BURNLEY BB11 1DP [email protected] Reporter Series Burton Trader Andrew Rush Unit 2A, Union Court Union Street BURTON-ON-TRENT DE14 1AA [email protected] Bury Free Press & Lesley Anslow Kings Road BURY ST. EDMUNDS IP33 3ET [email protected] Citizen Series Buxton Advertiser John Phillips 10 Scarsdale Place BUXTON SK17 6EG [email protected] and Times Series Caerphilly Campaign Charles Booth 4A Market Street CAERPHILLY CF83 1NX [email protected] Series Calderdale News Tim Worsnop PO Box 19 King Cross Street HALIFAX HX1 2SF [email protected] Cambridge Weekly Nigel Brookes Winship Road Milton CAMBRIDGE CB24 6PP [email protected] News & Crier Series Cambs Times John Elworthy
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