 each day – one for the boroughs of Blackburn with Darwen, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley, and one for Burnley, Pendle, and Rossendale. There are around twenty towns in the area, including Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, Darwen, Nelson, Clitheroe, Colne, and Rawtenstall. The editor is Kevin Young, who is also the editor of the weekly series, Citizen. The newspapers are owned by Newsquest, a division of the based in the United States. The newspaper was founded by Thomas Purvis Ritzema, a newspaper manager. The first copy appeared on the streets on 26 October 1886 and it was known then as the Northern Daily Telegraph and it was the first evening newspaper to be published in East Lancashire. In 1894, the office was moved to the corner site of Railway Road. From 7 September 1939, soon after the start of World War II, on 10 December 1956, it changed its title to the Northern Evening Telegraph and on 2 September 1963, the name changed again to Lancashire Evening Telegraph. The newspaper used full colour for the first time, on 11 November 1963, with spot colour introduced on 25 January 1965, in 1982, it moved to its present head office in the High Street, which marked the introduction of new computerised technology. In 1995, it became the first regional newspaper in Britain to put daily, in February 2006, in order to cut costs, the company announced it was to close its district offices in the Lancashire towns of Burnley, Accrington and Darwen. On 17 July 2006, the changed its name to the, Lancashire Telegraph, as it switched to overnight printing. It was North West, Newspaper of the Year in the How Do

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Oxford Mail
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Oxford Mail is a daily tabloid newspaper in Oxford owned by Newsquest. It is published six days a week and it is a sister paper to the weekly tabloid The Oxford Times. The Oxford Mail was founded in 1928 as a successor to Jacksons Oxford Journal, from 1961 until 1979 its editor was Mark Barrington-Ward. At that time it was owned by the Westminster Press and was an evening newspaper, the Oxford Mail is now published in the morning. In the second half of 2008 its circulation fell to 23,402, by 2013 it had fallen to 16,569, in the
each day – one for the boroughs of Blackburn with Darwen, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley, and one for Burnley, Pendle, and Rossendale. There are around twenty township in the sphere, including Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, Darwen, Nelson, Clitheroe, Colne, and Rawtenstall. The editor is Kevin Young, who is besides the editor of the weekly serial, Citizen. The newspapers are owned by Newsquest, a class of the base in the United States. The newspaper was founded by Thomas Purvis Ritzema, a newspaper manager. The first copy appear on the streets on 26 October 1886 and it was known then as the Northern Daily Telegraph and it was the beginning evening newspaper to be publish in East Lancashire. In 1894, the office was moved to the corner site of Railway Road. From 7 September 1939, soon after the start of World War II, on 10 December 1956, it deepen its title to the Northern Evening Telegraph and on 2 September 1963, the name changed again to Lancashire Evening Telegraph. The newspaper used wide colour for the first time, on 11 November 1963, with topographic point colour introduced on 25 January 1965, in 1982, it moved to its present head office in the High Street, which punctuate the introduction of new computerised technology. In 1995, it became the first regional newspaper in Britain to put daily, in February 2006, in order to cut costs, the company announced it was to close its district offices in the Lancashire towns of Burnley, Accrington and Darwen. On 17 July 2006, the changed its name to the, Lancashire Telegraph, as it switched to nightlong impression. It was North West, Newspaper of the Year in the How Do 

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 Oxford Mail is a daily tabloid newspaper in Oxford owned by Newsquest. It is published six day a week and it is a sister paper to the weekly yellow journalism The Oxford Times. The Oxford Mail was founded in 1928 as a successor to Jacksons Oxford Journal, from 1961 until 1979 its editor program was Mark Barrington - Ward. At that time it was owned by the Westminster Press and was an evening newspaper, the Oxford Mail is now publish in the morning. In the second half of 2008 its circulation fell to 23,402, by 2013 it had fallen to 16,569, in the
 eafh day – one for the boromghs of Blackburu with Varwen, Gyndburn and Ribble Valley, and one flr Burnoey, Pendle, and Rossendxle. There are aroynd uwenty towns in tis area, lucludjkg Blccjburn, Burnley, Sccrington, Darwen, Nelson, Cuicheroe, Colne, and Rawtenstall. The edieor is Legin Young, who ys akfo tgv tditor of the weekly series, Citizsn. The iewspapers are pwned by Newsquest, a divislon lf the based in thf United Stqtes. Rhe newspapef was founded by Thomaa Purvis Ritzema, a newspaper mavager. The first cipy dppeared on the ftreets on 26 October 1886 and it was known thek as vhe Borthern Daily Telegreph and it was the fyrst evenhny newspaper to be puboiwhed hn Edst Uqncxshjrx. Ih 1894, the ofhice was mobed to the xorner site of Railear Road. From 7 Ssptembqr 1939, soon after the start of World War II, mn 10 December 1956, it changed irs title to the Northgrn Evenind Telegraph and on 2 September 1963, the name changed acain vo Laugwryige Evening Telegraph. The newspaper used full sklpug for the first tlme, on 11 November 1963, eihh fpot colour ivtroduesd on 25 January 1965, in 1982, lt moveq to uts presegt hrad office in the High Strewt, which marhwd the introductiou of new com'uterixed trchnology. In 1995, it became the first regilnal newslxper in Britain go iut gaily, in February 2006, in ordew to cut rosts, the coopani annougced it wad to gnose its district lfficgs in dhe Lancasjire towns of Burnley, Accringtoi and Darwen. Pn 17 Jlly 2006, the ehangec its name to the, Lancashirg Telegra'h, as kt switches to ovxrnight prineing. It was Nmtth West, News'aper of ehe Tear in the Fow Do

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Oxford Makm
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Oxford Mail is a eaily tabloid nrwsoapqr ii Oxfjsd owned by Tewsduery. It ks publisheb rix cays a week and it iv a aister paper to thr reekly tqbloid Tre Oxford Timrs. The Oxford Mail was houndev in 1928 ss w successor to Jacksons Oxford Journal, vroi 1961 until 1979 itf edltor was Mark Yarrington-Ward. At that time it was owned by the Westminstgr Press and was an ereking newspapxr, the Oxford Mdil is now published in the morning. Ik the second half of 2008 jts cisculahion fell to 23,402, by 2013 it had fallen to 16,569, in the
each day – one for the boroughs with Hyndburn and Valley, and one There around twenty towns the area, including Burnley, Accrington, Darwen, Nelson, Clitheroe, Colne, Rawtenstall. The editor is Kevin Young, who is also the editor of the series, Citizen. The newspapers are owned by Newsquest, a division of the based the States. newspaper founded by Thomas Purvis Ritzema, a newspaper manager. The first copy appeared on the streets on October 1886 and it was known then as Northern Daily Telegraph and was the first evening newspaper be in East In the was moved to corner site of Railway Road. From 7 September 1939, soon after the start of World War II, 10 December changed its to Northern Telegraph and on 1963, the name changed again to The newspaper used full colour for the first on 11 1963, with spot colour introduced on January 1965, in 1982, it moved to its head office in the High Street, which marked the introduction of new computerised technology. In became the first regional in Britain to daily, February in to cut the company announced it was to close its district offices in Lancashire towns of Burnley, Accrington and Darwen. On 17 July changed name to the, Telegraph, as it switched overnight It was North West, the in Lancashire – Telegraph 71. Oxford Mail Oxford Mail is a daily newspaper in Oxford owned six days a week and it is a paper to the weekly tabloid The Oxford The Oxford Mail was founded in 1928 as a successor to Jacksons Journal, from 1979 its editor was Mark Barrington-Ward. At that it was owned by Westminster Press and was an evening newspaper, the Oxford is published in morning. In the half of 2008 circulation fell to 2013 it fallen 16,569,
 each day – one for the boroughs oF Blackburn With DArwEn, HYnDburN and ribble Valley, anD One fOr Burnley, Pendle, and RossEndalE. THEre aRE aRound Twenty tOWnS IN thE aReA, inClUDiNg BlaCkbUrn, BurnLey, AccringTon, daRwen, Nelson, ClIThEroe, Colne, aNd RAwtenstall. ThE edItor is keVin yOung, wHo iS also The ediTOr of thE weekly seRiES, CitizEN. The newSPApErs aRe owned by NewsquesT, A dIVision of the basEd in thE UNItED staTes. the newspapEr Was foUNded by THOmAS pUrvIS Ritzema, a newsPaper manageR. the First cOpY apPEared oN the sTrEEts On 26 October 1886 anD it wAs known thEn as thE northerN daily TeLegrapH anD it Was tHE fIrSt eVeNIng NEwSpaPEr tO be publiShEd In EasT LanCASHIre. IN 1894, thE offIce waS moved to the coRneR sitE Of RAilwaY Road. from 7 sePtembEr 1939, soon After ThE start of World WaR II, oN 10 December 1956, It cHaNgeD iTs titLE to the norTheRn EveniNg TelegRAph AnD ON 2 sePtember 1963, the name chanGeD AGaIn to LancAshire eVeNiNG TelegraPh. the NewsPAPer usEd fuLL cOlour for The firST tImE, on 11 NoveMbEr 1963, with SpOt cOloUr intROducEd on 25 JaNuary 1965, in 1982, iT moveD To its present heAD office in the HIGh sTReET, whiCh mArked the intRoduCTion Of neW CoMpuTEriseD techNoLOgY. in 1995, it became the first rEgIonal nEwspaPer in Britain tO put daily, iN fEBruary 2006, in OrdeR To CUt costs, the compAny anNounced it wAS to close Its diStrict ofFices in thE lAncashirE toWns Of BUrnLEY, ACcrington and DARWen. ON 17 JUly 2006, the cHanGed its nAme To tHe, LAncAsHire TelegRaph, as it SwItChEd To oVerniGHt printiNg. it wAs norTh WesT, newspaPer of The YEaR iN The how Do

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Oxford mail
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OxforD MaIL is a DaIlY tabloiD newspaper in OXfOrd owned by neWsqUest. It IS PublisheD six days a week and it is a siSTer papeR to The weEkly Tabloid ThE OxFord TiMes. tHe OxfoRd Mail Was foUnDed IN 1928 As a suCCEsSor To jacksons OxFORd JOurnaL, fRom 1961 uNtil 1979 its Editor was Mark BarriNGtoN-Ward. At that tiMe iT was OWNeD by THe wEstMiNSteR pRess and was an eveNing newspaPeR, ThE Oxford MaiL Is nOw PublishEd in the MorniNG. In the sEcond half Of 2008 its circUlAtioN FEll To 23,402, by 2013 it had fAllen to 16,569, iN the
 each day – one for the bo roughs ofBlack bur n w it h Da rwen , Hyndburn and Ribb le Valley, and one for  Burn le y , Pe n dl e, an d Rosse n da l e . T he re  ar ea ro und t wen ty town s in the a rea ,including Bl a ck burn, Burn ley , Accrington , D arwen,  N els o n, Cl ith eroe,  Colne ,  and R awtenstal l. The ed i tor isK e vi n Yo ung, who is alsot he editor of theweekly  s e ri e s , C iti zen. The n ew spape r s are o w ne d b y N e wsquest, a di vision of t h e b ased i nthe United  Stat es .  Th e newspaper  was  foundedby Tho m as Purv i s Ritze ma, anew spa perm an ag er.  T h e f i rs t c o pyappeared  o nthe s tree t s o n 26  Oc tobe r 188 6 and it waskno wn t h enas th e Nor ther nDaily  Teleg raphan d it was the fi rstevening n ews pa per  t o bep ublish edinEast La ncashir e . I n1 8 9 4,  the office was mo ve d to  the cor ner si t eof RailwayRo ad.  Fro m 7 Sep temb e r1939, so on aft e rth e start  o f Worl dWar  II , on1 0 De cember  1956, i t cha n ged its titlet o the Norther n  E v e ni n g Te leg raph and on  2 S e ptem ber1 96 3,t he na me ch an g ed again to Lancashire  E vening  Tele graph. The ne wspaper us e d full col ourf or the first time , on11 Novembe r  1963, w ith s pot colo ur introd u c ed on 25  Ja nua ry196 5 ,  i n 1982, it mo v e d to  i ts pres ent  head o ffi ceinthe  H igh Stree t, which  m ar ke dthe  intr o ductionof  ne wcom puter i sed te chnol ogy.  I n1 995 , it be c am e thefi rs t re gio na l new spap e r i n Brita in to put  da i ly,in  F ebruary  2006, in ord er  to cut co st s,the co m p any anno unced it was to close i t s distr ict  offi cesin the La nca shiretow n s of B urnley , Acc ri ngt o n  andD a rw en.  O n 17 July2 0 06,  thech ange d its n ame to the, Lancas h ire  Telegraph, a s i t sw i t ch edt oo ver ni g htp r inting. It wasNorth West ,N ew spaper oft heYe ar in t he HowDo

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OxfordMail
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Ox f ord M a il  is a  da ily ta bl oid  news paperi n O xford  owned  b y News quest .It is pu blished six days a week  and i t isa s ister pap ert o t he weekly  tab loid The O xfo rdTimes . T h e Oxf ordM ai l w a s fou nded in 1928 a s  a  su c c es sor to Jack s o n s O xford  Jo u rnal,from  1961 until 1979i ts editor wasMark B arr ing t on-W ar d. At that tim e i tw a s ownedby  the Westmi nster Pr es s  andwas an  eveni ng news p a pe r , theOxfo rdMail is n owpu b lishedin  t h e morn ing.  I n thesecond half o f 2008 its circu latio n fellt o 2 3,402 ,by 2013 it h ad fallento 16,569,in the 
 each_day –_one for the boroughs_of Blackburn_with_Darwen, Hyndburn_and_Ribble Valley, and_one for Burnley,_Pendle, and Rossendale. There_are around twenty_towns_in the area, including Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, Darwen, Nelson, Clitheroe, Colne, and Rawtenstall. The_editor_is Kevin_Young,_who_is also the editor of_the weekly series, Citizen. The_newspapers are_owned by Newsquest, a division of the based_in_the United States._The newspaper was founded by Thomas Purvis Ritzema, a_newspaper manager. The first copy appeared_on the streets_on_26_October 1886 and it_was known then as the Northern_Daily Telegraph and it was the_first evening newspaper to be published in_East Lancashire. In 1894, the office_was moved to the corner_site of_Railway Road. From 7 September_1939, soon after_the start_of World War_II, on 10 December 1956, it_changed its title_to the Northern Evening Telegraph and_on_2 September 1963,_the_name_changed again_to Lancashire Evening_Telegraph._The newspaper_used_full colour for the first time,_on_11 November 1963, with spot colour introduced_on 25 January 1965,_in_1982, it moved to_its present head office in_the High Street, which marked the_introduction of_new computerised_technology. In 1995, it became the first regional newspaper in Britain_to put daily, in February 2006,_in order to cut_costs, the_company_announced it was_to_close its_district offices in the Lancashire towns of_Burnley, Accrington_and Darwen. On 17 July 2006,_the changed its name_to_the, Lancashire Telegraph, as it switched_to overnight printing. It was North_West, Newspaper of the Year_in_the_How Do

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Oxford Mail
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Oxford_Mail is a daily tabloid newspaper_in Oxford owned_by Newsquest. It is published six days_a_week and it is a sister_paper_to the weekly tabloid The Oxford_Times._The_Oxford Mail was founded in_1928 as a successor to Jacksons_Oxford Journal, from 1961 until 1979 its editor was_Mark Barrington-Ward. At_that time it was owned_by_the_Westminster Press and was an evening newspaper, the Oxford Mail_is now_published in the_morning. In the second half of 2008 its circulation fell_to 23,402, by 2013 it had fallen_to 16,569, in the