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The Belfast Gazette 8 March 1991 232 THE BELFAST GAZETTE 8 MARCH 1991 Time Out Magazine Limited The Gazette, Herald and Lichfield Mercury The Irish News Tower House Star Series Graphic House 113-117 Donegall Street Southampton Street PO Box 29 Bird Street Belfast BT1 2GE London WC2E 7HD 76/86Walmgate Lichfield YorkYOl 1YN Staffs WS13 6PX Newark Advertiser Company The Manx Independent Ltd 28 Ridgeway Street Cardiff Independent The Northern Echo 1 Magnus Street Douglas Meridian Court PO Box 14 Newark Isle of Man North Road Preistgate Notts Cardiff CF4 3BL Darlington DLI INF Guardian Newspapers Limited. Baylis & Company 119 Farringdon Road Bolton Metro News Herts & Essex Newspapers Ltd (The Maidenhead Advertiser) London EC1R 3ER Corporation Chambers 1 Fore Street Ltd Corporation Street Hertford Newspaper House Express & Star Bolton SG14 1DB 48 Bell Street Queen Street Lancashire BL1 2AN Maidenhead WolverhamptonWVl 3BU The Daily Jang Berks SL61HX Highland Printing Publishing 57 Lant Street The Daily Telegraph Group Ltd London SE1 1QN Cambridge Newspapers Ltd Peterborough Court At 6 Henderson Road 51 Newmarket Road South Quay Longman North Manchester Evening Mail Cambridge CBS 8EJ 181 Marsh Wall Inverness 1VI 1SN 164 Deansgate London E14 9SR Manchester M60 2RD East Anglian Daily Times Hull Daily Mail Company The Connacht Tribune Ltd PO Box 34 The Yorkshire Evening Press Press House 15 Market Street Blundells Corner PO Box 29 30 Lower Brook Street Galway Beverley Road 76-86 Walmgate Ipswich IP4 IAN HullHU3 1XS YorkYOl 1YN Picture Applications Ltd Berks & Bucks Observer French's Yard Associated Kent Newspapers The Birmingham Post & Mail Upton Court Amwell End 12 New Road Avenue Ltd Slough SL3 7NR Ware Chatham PO Box 18 Herts SG129HP Kent ME4 6AT 28 Colmore Circus Surrey Advertiser Newspaper Queensway Holdings Ltd Scottish County Press Ltd Essex Chronicle Series Ltd Birmingham B4 6AX Advertiser House Sherwood Industrial Estate Westway Martyr Road Bonnyngg Chelmsford Cumbrian Newspapers Limited Guildford Midlothian EH 19 3LW Essex CM 1 3BE PO Box 7 Surrey GUI 4LQ Newspapers House Middlesex County Press Yellow Advertiser Newspaper Dalston Road Weston Mercury Limited Group PLC Carlisle 32 Waterloo Street 326 Station Road Acorn House Cumbria CA2 5UA Weston-Super-Mare Harrow Great Oaks BS23 1LW Middlesex HA1 2DR Basildon Shropshire Newspapers Ltd Essex SS14 1AH Ketley Leicester Mercury Wessex Newspapers Telford St George Street 33-34 Westgate Street Gt. Yarmouth &Gorleston Shropshire TF1 4HU Leicester LEI 9FQ Bath BA1 1EW Advertiser The Precinct Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd North Devon Journal Congleton Chronicle Series High Street PO Box A26 96 High Street 11 High Street Gorleston Queen Street South Barnstaple Congleton Gt. Yarmouth Huddersfield DevonEX3l 1HT Cheshire CW12 1BW Norfolk NR31 6RL West Yorkshire HD1 2TD Rochdale Observer Group Scunthorpe Star Limited The Tamworth Herald Co Ltd Drake Street Greater London and Essex 150 High Street 10 Aldergate Rochdale Scunthorpe Newspapers Limited Tamworth Lanes OL16 1PH South Humberside DN15 6NF Newspaper House Staffs B79 7DP 2 Whalebone Lane South Bradford & District Echo Newspaper Series Dagenham The Halifax Courier Ltd Newspapers Echo House Essex RMS 1HB PO Box 19 (Westminster Press Ltd) Jubilee Drive Courier Buildings 8-16 Great New Street Belton Park SC Publishing Co Ltd Kings Cross Street London EC4P 4ER Loughborough 14B/14C Birmingham Road Halifax HX1 2SF Leicestershire LEU OXS Sutton Coldfield Yorkshire Weekly Newspaper West Midlands West Sussex County Times Group Ltd Community Media Limited B72 1QG 14-16 Market Square Express House Bridge House Horsham Southgate 15 Argyle Street Century Newspapers Ltd West Sussex RH12 1HD 51-56 Donegall Street Wakefield Bath Avon BA2 4BQ West Yorkshire WF1 1TE Belfast BT1 2GB The Hinckley Times Hirst, Kidd & Rennie Ltd Brunei Road Lincolnshire Echo Group 172 Union Street Top Trader Hinckley Newspapers OldhamOLl 1EQ Relkobrook Limited Leicestershire Brayford Wharf East 49 Victoria Road LE100AB Lincoln LN5 7AT Kent Messenger Group Scarborough YOU 1SH Newspapers Home Counties Newspapers Bucks Free Press Group Messenger House The Advertiser Holdings Pic Gomm Road New Hythe Lane 66-74 Scott Street 63 Campfield Road High Wycombe Larkfield Barrow-in - Furness St Albans Bucks HP13 7DW Aylesford Kent ME20 6SG Cumbria LA 14 1QE Herts AL1 5HX Bury Times Newspaper Group The Southern Publishing North West Evening Mail North Wales Newspapers Ltd Bury Times Ltd Company Newspaper House Mold Business Park PO Box 1 Argus House Abbey Road Wrexham Road Market Street 89 North Road Barrow-in-Furness Mold Bury Bristol BN1 4AU Cumbria LAI4 5QS ClwydCH7 1XY Lancashire BL9 OFF.
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