Herald

Glasgow, Strathclyde, ScotlandEnglishFRONT PAGE

Founded in 1783, The Herald is one of the world's oldest continuously published daily newspapers. Based in Glasgow, it provides comprehensive coverage of Scottish news, politics, business, and culture. As a leading national title, it maintains a strong reputation for its investigative reporting and influential editorial commentary.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN GLASGOW

A highly competitive print market characterizes this Scottish media hub, anchored by one of the world's oldest continuously published English language newspapers. The Herald, founded in 1783, leads the morning news alongside its sister evening publication, the Glasgow Evening Times. The regional tabloid sector is dominated by the Daily Record, a prominent national daily established in 1895. Smaller specialized publications like the Glasgow Guardian operate alongside these major dailies to serve the local university student population. Paperboy lists 9 newspapers in Glasgow.