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Welcome to PressReader, the world’s largest online newspaper kiosk, where you can browse and read thousands of full content premium newspapers and magazines for FREE.
Please note: The old ‘Press Display’ platform is no longer being used, please update your browser bookmarks and only use www.pressreader.com.
Login using your library card
Visit www.pressreader.com or open the app and click ‘Sign In‘.
Login Period: You get 30 days access, after this period you are required to ‘Sign in‘ again using your library card to reactivate your complimentary free access for another month.
At the of the end of 30 days, simply go to your account, sign out and then sign back in again Reactivate as many times you wish.
Forgot your PIN? – Reset your 4-digit PIN if you have an email address registered on your library account
PressReader App
Download the latest PressReader App to read on your mobile or tablet for Apple, Android, Windows and Amazon. You can now log into the PressReader app with your library barcode and PIN as above.
Export to eReader
Export your newspaper or magazine to your traditional eReader using the ‘Export to eReader’. This supports a number of file types and devices such as Kindle classic (mobi) Nook and Kobo (Epub).
Click here to find out more about Library Card Sign In.
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International Newsstand – ProQuest International Newsstand provides information from the world’s top news resources. Each newspaper is indexed thoroughly, so researchers have access to detailed information on sports, business, and the arts around the world. Citations and abstracts are available for all articles.
Newspaper Indexes and Microfilm
Browse our collection of Newspapers and Microfilm and search the Newspaper Indexes for local historical articles from the archives.
The Inverness Courier | Highland News | John O’Groat Journal
Lochaber News | Northern Times | The Press and Journal | West Highland Free Press