Times Digital Archive 1785-1985 to release extra years mid-November, bringing collection up to 2006.
via Twitter from Helen Tovey of Family Tree Magazine
18 October 2011
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2 comments:
Thanks for keeping us so up to date in our genealogical pursuits.
Could you tell us where we can access the Times?
Thanks,
Barb
The Times seems to have changed personal access recently. The easiest (and cheapest) way is through any Family History Centre. Most major universities have subscriptions with community access.
You may find access through some other way such as a Godfrey Memorial Library http://www.godfrey.org/
membership.
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