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The latest 100-page issue of The Local Paper is out now. It is available free at more than 70 outlets in the North-East. Or read, free, online: https://issuu.com/mediaflash/docs/lpy191016z
The Local Paper issue for this week is available now online. https://issuu.com/mediaflash/docs/lpy191009z Unfortunately, there will be no PRINT issue of The Local Paper this week. Editor Ash Long was taken by ambulance to the Austin Hospital, and discharged at 1.30am Wednesday (too late to print the newspaper). Accounts for all advertisers and subscribers will be credited
Read the latest 96-page issue of The Local Paper, in print, and online. https://issuu.com/mediaflash/docs/lpy191002z
The latest 88-page issue of The Local Paper is out now. Pick-up your FREE copy at one of the convenient 70 outlets in the North-East. Or read free online: https://issuu.com/mediaflash/docs/lpy190925z
The latest issue of The Local Paper is out now. Copies (92 pages) are available, from first thing Wednesday, free from more than 70 outlets throughout the North-East. Or read free, online. And there’s a free 56-page magazine on our publishing company’s 50-year history. That’s a total of 148 pages of great reading and information.
The latest issue (96 pages) of The Local Paper is out now. Pick-up your free copy at one of more than 70 outlets in the North-East. Or read free online.
The latest issue of The Local Paper – 100 pages – is out now. Pick up a free hard copy at any one of 70+ outlets. Or read free online.
The latest issue – 92 pages – of The Local Paper is out now. Hard copies are available free from more than 70 outlets in the North-East. And read free, online, at the link (above).
The latest issue – 108 pages – of The Local Paper is out now. Bundles of the newspaper have been delivered to 70+ outlets. Pick-up your free copy. And you can read the newspaper online, by clicking on the link (above).
The latest issue of The Local Paper is available online now. The issue has 108 pages, including 13 pages of sport, plus lots of local news that you won’t read elsewhere. • Charles Exton says Kinglake has been short-changed.• Helen Haines, MHR, gives her maiden speech• Jaala Pulford talks about the road safety and the
