North Somerset Times

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The North Somerset Times is a free, weekly newspaper that covers the north part of Somerset, in England.

The North Somerset Times is based in the same office as The Weston & Somerset Mercury and Weston Midweek.

It is owned by Archant. [1]

The North Somerset Times delivers to 42,000 homes across the district - more than any other paper in the area.

Its editor is Tom Wright and Vicky Angear is the chief reporter.

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References

  1. "North Somerset Times". Mediauk. Retrieved 13 November 2010.