Southport Visiter

Southport Visiter staff with copies of the newspaper next to the printing press at the Southport Visiter office on Tulketh Street in Southport
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Southport Visiter celebrates 180th birthday as one of UK’s oldest newspapers

By Andrew Brown, Stand Up For Southport  Happy 180th birthday to the Southport Visiter!  One of the UK’s oldest and most cherished local newspaper titles first rolled hot off the…

The Southport Visiter office on Tulketh Street in Southport. Photo by Andrew Brown Stand Up For Southport

New chapter for Southport Visiter office after plans approved for 26 new flats and 3 shops

Setback for proposals to convert former Southport Visiter newspaper office into apartments

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The Southport Visiter office on Tulketh Street in Southport. Photo by Andrew Brown Stand Up For Southport
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Former Southport Visiter office could become home to 26 new apartments and three shops

Val Bacon
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Tributes paid to much-loved Southport entertainer, hotelier and Southport Visiter ad exec Val Bacon

The former Southport Visiter office at 26-32 Tulketh Street in Southport. Photo by Andrew Brown Stand Up For Southport
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New future for Southport Visiter newspaper office seven years after shock closure

The former Southport Visiter office in Southport
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Southport Visiter celebrates 179th birthday as one of UK’s oldest newspapers

The former Southport Visiter office on Tulketh Street in Southport. Photo by Andrew Brown Media
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Historic former Southport Visiter offices up for auction eight years after closure

An historic former Southport Visiter printing press now tasks pride of place at the Merseyside Museum of Printing, which is situated within Amorini Antiques Centre in Birkenhead in Wirral
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Historic former Southport Visiter printing press from 1830s enjoys new lease of life – and is still printing!

Danielle Owen-Jones
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Former Southport Visiter journalist signs two-book deal for her Liverpool-based romantic comedies

The last ever steam train to travel between Southport and Preston lets off a little steam as she waits to set off from the Chapel Street Station in Southport on her sentimental final journey on 5th September 1964. Photo by Graham Bridge
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Southport Nostalgia: Last train to Preston and photos from 1940s onwards shared by Graham Bridge