Free Press - Revision history

Purple guy at 21:00, 7 May 2010

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Purple guy at 21:00, 7 May 2010

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Purple guy at 21:00, 7 May 2010

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Chris at 23:30, 6 February 2010

2010-02-06T23:30:22Z

Chris: Created page with 'The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.'

2010-02-06T23:29:17Z

Created page with 'The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.'

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The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.

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	The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.		The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.

−	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week. Its called the Free Press since it chooses not to support any political party.The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.	+	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week. Its called the Free Press since it chooses not to support any political party. The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:00, 7 May 2010
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	The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.		The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.

−	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week.Its called the ~~free press~~ since it chooses not to support any political party.The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.	+	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week. Its called the Free Press since it chooses not to support any political party.The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:00, 7 May 2010
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	The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.		The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.

−	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week. The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.	+	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week.Its called the free press since it chooses not to support any political party.The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:30, 6 February 2010
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	The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.		The Rossendale Free Press is the Valley's local newspaper, released every Thursday evening. Often has sections on accolades from past BRGS students and some cross-country events.
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		+	The name is somewhat misleading, as the paper is not free. In fact, it increases in price by approximately 0.065p per week. The paper is now owned by the Manchester Evening News.