Est. 1848

Weekend edition

The Lantern

Vol. LX · No. 19,820

Monday 26 February

$3.00

Libraries · p30

Library lends out tools, tents and telescopes

Nature · p25

Otters spotted in the canal for the first time in a century

Education · p31

Grandparents go back to school to teach cooking

Housing

Empty offices become 300 new homes

The first families move in above the old bank in March.

Est. 1927

Weekend edition

The Sunday Almanac

Vol. LXXXII · No. 10,711

Tuesday 25 January

Free

Food · p22

Market hall reopens with 40 new stalls

Arts · p24

Every school in the city gets a piano

Libraries · p4

Library lends out tools, tents and telescopes

Music

Street piano plays on through the storm

A commuter kept the tunes going for three hours under an umbrella.

Home Truths

42 min

Episode

035

Write it down in full

with Greta Lund, therapist

Est. 1849

Sunday edition

The Harbour Post

Vol. CXII · No. 10,173

Thursday 4 April

€2.50

Streets · p40

The high street goes car-free every Sunday

Sport · p26

Park run celebrates its 1,000th Saturday

Education · p30

Grandparents go back to school to teach cooking

Culture

Library stays open all night for exam season

Free coffee after midnight, and a quiet room that is actually quiet.

Est. 1937

Sunday edition

Northgate Review

Vol. XIV · No. 33,302

Friday 27 October

€2.50

Streets · p46

The high street goes car-free every Sunday

Books · p15

The bookshop that pays you to read

Libraries · p28

Library lends out tools, tents and telescopes

Community

Neighbours save the last cinema on the hill

Four hundred people bought a share. The first film is a comedy.

Est. 1891

Late edition

The Lantern

Vol. XXXVII · No. 2,540

Friday 11 January

Free

Libraries · p21

Library lends out tools, tents and telescopes

Culture · p24

Library stays open all night for exam season

Transport · p30

Night trains are back, and they’re full

Arts

Every school in the city gets a piano

A retired tuner will look after all 212 of them.

300

letters

Three hundred Thursdays in the garden.

The anniversary seed swap opens on Saturday.

Leaflet

Est. 1858

Morning edition

The Coastline Courier

Vol. XIV · No. 21,422

Monday 23 March

£2.20

Culture · p12

Library stays open all night for exam season

Community · p8

Neighbours save the last cinema on the hill

Nature · p24

Otters spotted in the canal for the first time in a century

Music

Street piano plays on through the storm

A commuter kept the tunes going for three hours under an umbrella.

Est. 1956

Late edition

The Sunday Almanac

Vol. XXXVII · No. 8,490

Tuesday 12 January

Price 50p

Community · p7

Neighbours save the last cinema on the hill

Books · p26

The bookshop that pays you to read

Science · p9

Local students name a newly found asteroid

City

River swimming returns to the city centre after 80 years

Three new bathing spots open on Saturday, with lifeguards until September.

“

The sea doesn’t owe you a wave. Paddle out anyway.

Keanu Kahale

Surf coach, Honolulu

Prompt 157

The Daily Page

Describe a stranger you still think about.

Ten minutes. No editing.

Est. 1874

Weekend edition

Riverside Gazette

Vol. IX · No. 3,841

Monday 8 September

Free

Sport · p5

Park run celebrates its 1,000th Saturday

Housing · p48

Empty offices become 300 new homes

Streets · p37

The high street goes car-free every Sunday

Community

Neighbours save the last cinema on the hill

Four hundred people bought a share. The first film is a comedy.

Est. 1863

Late edition

The Valley Echo

Vol. XIV · No. 8,364

Tuesday 19 November

£2.20

City · p10

River swimming returns to the city centre after 80 years

Culture · p9

Library stays open all night for exam season

Community · p33

Neighbours save the last cinema on the hill

Transport

Night trains are back, and they’re full

The sleeper to the coast sold out its first month in four hours.

Mother Tongue · No. 94

Say it out loud

hiraeth

HEER-eyeth noun, Welsh

A homesickness for a home you cannot return to, or that never was.

Welsh, from hir, long.

Est. 1915

Sunday edition

Riverside Gazette

Vol. XIV · No. 12,807

Friday 14 June

£2.20

Sport · p29

Park run celebrates its 1,000th Saturday

Culture · p12

Library stays open all night for exam season

Streets · p28

The high street goes car-free every Sunday

Weather

Warmest winter on record brings early blossom

The cherry trees in the park flowered three weeks ahead of schedule.

Est. 1904

Late edition

Northgate Review

Vol. XXI · No. 7,949

Tuesday 17 November

Price 50p

Music · p30

Street piano plays on through the storm

Nature · p4

Otters spotted in the canal for the first time in a century

Sport · p31

Park run celebrates its 1,000th Saturday

Weather

Warmest winter on record brings early blossom

The cherry trees in the park flowered three weeks ahead of schedule.

Liner Notes

A letter by Olu Adeyemi

No.

293

On sale now

28 October 2026

The art of the thank-you note

Est. 1949

Weekend edition

The Hill Chronicle

Vol. XXI · No. 20,655

Saturday 17 August

Free

Science · p6

Local students name a newly found asteroid

Housing · p12

Empty offices become 300 new homes

Education · p6

Grandparents go back to school to teach cooking

Weather

Warmest winter on record brings early blossom

The cherry trees in the park flowered three weeks ahead of schedule.