Ill football fan secures lift to games after weekly ad goes viral
Supporter stranded due to Parkinson’s disease
Front Page News
As its name suggests, HoldtheFrontPage is in part a showcase for some of the great front pages which are regularly published in local and regional newspapers. Many of them will be in response to a big news event on their patch while others will mark a special anniversary, or a redesign. This page includes all front pages and supplement covers featured on the site since 1 January 2014.
Newspaper backs war-torn nation with Ukrainian front page headline
Regional press support continues for invaded country
City daily bids fond farewell to sacked football boss
Manager had “icon-like status” on patch
Daily produces print special to mark TV drama’s last series
Gangster show is set on newspaper’s patch
Terrorist foiled by regional daily caged for eight years
Court heard he “appeared to exult” in claim to paper
Daily celebrates after columnist wins Olympic gold
Curling skip has written weekly piece since 2011
Weekly issues ‘SOS’ call over anti-social behaviour
Newspaper launches crackdown on problem
Weekly slams firm’s claim ‘bad press’ caused it to go bust
Allegation branded “ludicrous and laughable”
Daily honours sporting ‘legend’ of patch on front page
Special tribute edition will also be published
Newspaper’s first ever edition inspires front page redesign
Masthead switch will “maximise options” for designers
Editor hits back at ‘prissy Baron’ over ‘Boris-hating’ slur
Editor defends newspaper against ‘scurrilous smears’
Publisher backs road safety fight to stop ‘Smart Phone Zombie’ deaths
Group joins forces with children’s newspaper
Daily launches new series examining patch’s political future
Feature will appear over course of this year
Sister titles launch bid to bring new national body to patch
Campaign to bring HQ to railway town
Editor’s Wordle struggle sparks Boris Johnson splash
Newspaper uses puzzle phenomenon as inspiration
Johnson visits regional newsroom for exclusive ‘levelling-up’ interview
Call comes as titles fight to get Tories’ views on PM’s future