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First published in 1864, the Hexham Courant is the voice of Tynedale in Northumberland. With its mix of hard-hitting local news stories, features, campaigning issues and excellent local sports coverage, the Hexham Courant has become the bible of this beautiful and unspoilt area of Northumberland.
Reaching over 45,000 readers every week, it is the newspaper people turn to first for jobs, property, motoring and entertainment.
If you would like to advertise in any of our publications and/or online you can view our Media Pack and Circulation Figures please contact the relevant sales person via phone or using our Online Contact Forms if you would like to place an advert.
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