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Newspapers
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What dates do they cover?
1787 - date (with a number of gaps).
Where can I see them?
Sheffield Local Studies Library, Central Library.
What format are they in?
All but the most recent editions are available on microfilm.
Do I need to order them in advance of my visit?
As most newspapers and cuttings are only available on microform we strongly advise that you book a film/fiche reader in advance of your visit please telephone on 0114 273 4753 or email us at localstudies.library@sheffield.gov.uk
Can I get copies?
Yes, we can normally supply copies for private study purposes, subject to the usual copyright regulations. Please contact us at localstudies.library@sheffield.gov.uk for further information.
Further information
For a list of newspapers available at the Local Studies library and historical information about them, please use the downloads at the bottom of the page.
Most newspapers, including modern free papers, are on microfilm. There are files of news cuttings, arranged by subject, from 1960. Some of these are on microfiche.
- There is a card index covering the 1930s to 1950s.
- There are no indexes for material before 1930 – staff may be able to suggest ways of tracing the information you require.
Downloads
A short guide to Local Studies newspaper collections (12.9 KB)
A short guide to the history of Sheffield's newspapers (298 KB)
A short guide to the history of Sheffield's newspapers (154 KB)
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