All about the United Kingdom’s national, regional and local press
Peterlee Mail
Evening tabloid sold in and around the Co. Durham town of Peterlee; sub-edition of the Hartlepool Mail
Reading Evening Post (defunct)
Former evening tabloid for Reading and surrounding parts of Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Hampshire
Ruthin & Denbigh Evening Leader (defunct)
Short-lived edition of the paid-for tabloid Evening Leader series for Denbighshire
Scarborough Evening News
Tabloid for North and East Yorkshire, the largest selling daily title on the Yorkshire coast
Shields Gazette
The United Kingdom’s oldest regional evening newspaper, sold in South Tyneside
Shropshire Star
Evening tabloid in eight editions for Telford, Shropshire and Mid Wales
South Wales Echo
Daily and evening tabloid sold in Cardiff and across eastern South Wales
South Wales Evening Post
Swansea-based evening tabloid which became Wales’s biggest-selling newspaper in March 2006
Swindon Advertiser
Evening tabloid sold in Swindon and northern Wiltshire that claims to have been the UK’s first “penny paper”
Telegraph & Argus
Evening tabloid sold in the City of Bradford Metropolitan Borough, neighbouring towns and the Yorkshire Dales
The Argus
Evening tabloid sold in Brighton and across most of East and West Sussex
The Bolton News
Daily (and evening) tabloid sold across the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton in NW Greater Manchester
The Citizen
Evening tabloid, sold throughout N, W and Central Gloucestershire and the county’s biggest selling title
the Leader (Chester edition)
Evening tabloid published in and for Chester by NWN Media
The London Paper (defunct)
Evening freesheet tabloid launched by News International to compete with the Evening Standard
