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Newspapers and magazines

Find details of how to access Which? magazine, British Newspaper Archive and First World War newspapers online.

Beechwood Road

  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Yorkshire Post.

Brighouse

  • Brighouse Echo (Thursday).
  • Daily Express.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Huddersfield Examiner.
  • Mirror.
  • Yorkshire Post.

Central

  • Brighouse Echo (Thursday).
  • Daily Mail.
  • Guardian.
  • Financial Times Saturday only).
  • Halifax Courier (Thursday).
  • Mirror.
  • The Times.
  • Todmorden and Hebden Bridge News (Thursday).
  • Yorkshire Post

Elland

  • Daily Mail.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Huddersfield Examiner.
  • Mirror.
  • Yorkshire Post.

Hebden Bridge

  • Guardian.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Mirror.
  • Times.
  • Todmorden and Hebden Bridge News (Thursday).
  • Yorkshire Post.

King Cross

  • Mirror.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).

Mixenden

  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).

Northowram

  • Daily Mail.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Yorkshire Post.

Rastrick

  • Brighouse Echo (Thursday).
  • Daily Mail.
  • Guardian.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Huddersfield Examiner.

Sowerby Bridge

  • Daily Mail.
  • Guardian.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Yorkshire Post.

Todmorden

  • Daily Mail.
  • Halifax Evening Courier (Thursday).
  • Lancashire Evening Telegraph (Thursday).
  • Guardian.
  • Mirror.
  • The Times.
  • Todmorden and Hebden Bridge News (Thursday).
  • 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:

Visit: Which? and ask a member of staff to log you in.

Historical newspapers online

British Newspaper Archive

Available from home

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'.

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