Beechwood Road
- Halifax Courier.
Brighouse
- Brighouse Echo.
- Halifax Courier.
- Huddersfield Examiner.
- The "I" Paper.
- Yorkshire Post.
Central
- Brighouse Echo.
- Financial Times (Saturday).
- Halifax Courier.
- Hebden Bridge and Todmorden Times and News.
- The "I" Paper.
- The Times.
- Yorkshire Post
Elland
- Halifax Courier.
- Huddersfield Examiner.
- The "I" Paper.
- Yorkshire Post.
Hebden Bridge
- Halifax Courier.
- Hebden Bridge and Todmorden Times and News.
- The "I" Paper.
- Times.
- Yorkshire Post.
King Cross
- Halifax Courier.
- The "I" Paper.
Mixenden
- Halifax Courier.
Northowram
- Halifax Courier.
- The "I" Paper.
- Yorkshire Post.
Rastrick
- Brighouse Echo.
- Halifax Courier.
- Huddersfield Examiner.
- The "I" Paper.
Sowerby Bridge
- The "I" Paper.
- Yorkshire Post.
Todmorden
- Halifax Courier.
- Hebden Bridge and Todmorden Times and News.
- Lancashire Telegraph.
- The "I" Paper.
- Yorkshire Post.
Magazines
Which? Magazine
This is a consumer rights group that offers independent advice and campaigns on their behalf. It covers washing machines, laptops, tablets, TVs, fridge freezers, vacuum cleaners and more than 500 reports are constantly updated.
You can also use the Which? Local section to find a tradesperson who has been rated by customers.
Read the magazine or access the website at these libraries:
- Central Reference (Halifax)
- Beechwood Road
- Brighouse
- Elland
- Hebden Bridge
- King Cross
- Northowram.
- Rastrick
- Sowerby Bridge
- Todmorden
Visit: Which? and ask a member of staff to log you in.
Historical newspapers online
- British Newspaper Archive. You can explore over 200 years of British and Irish history.
Available from home
- 19th Century Newspapers. Research local and regional newspapers from the comfort of your home using your library card.
- The Local Newspapers and Events Index (1830s to 1950s).
- Birth, Marriage and Death Index. An index taken from the Halifax Guardian between 1832 and 1921.
- Halifax Courier 1914 - 1918. This marks the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the WW1. Halifax (weekly) Courier pages were digitised from the start of 1914 to the end of 1918.
Historical newspapers on microfilm
- Local historical newspapers. These date from 1832 onwards. They are available in the Central Library and some other libraries. The list is quite extensive with a few short lived titles even going back into the 18th Century.
Top tip: When searching for a phrase or a two-worded place-name, use apostrophes. For example, 'Hebden Bridge'.