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Tuebrook Bugle newspaper

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Issues 1 is dated February 1971 and has a small piece on the front saying that it is produced by the residents. If you Google ‘ Tuebrook Bugle archive ‘ you will get to a section on it: there is also an introduction with a bit of history. Also try ‘ Chrissie Maher ‘ on Wikipedia.
 

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Here's a pic of the front cover of the first ever issue...

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More at the following link...


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The Tuebrook Bugle was a community newspaper published in Liverpool during the 1970s under the slogan: “Written by the people for the people”.
The paper was featured on national television when it first appeared in February 1971. In those days the idea that anyone could start up a newspaper without a great deal of money and machinery was still new to a lot of people.

Here's issue two...

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Not sure how long the paper lasted for. Anyone know?
 
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