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Hundreds of UK local newspapers are protesting proposed digital-only alcohol licensing notices, warning it would harm transparency and access.
Hundreds of local newspapers in England and Wales, including those owned by Newsquest, are launching a coordinated campaign against proposed changes that would remove the legal requirement to publish alcohol licensing notices in print.
The effort, marked by a joint front-page "Defend Your Right to Know" headline on October 30 and continuing through November 3, coincides with Journalism Matters, a national celebration of local journalism.
Industry leaders warn the shift to digital-only publication would reduce public access, weaken transparency, and harm local democracy, especially for older or less tech-savvy residents.
They urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Business Secretary Peter Kyle to preserve the current system, emphasizing that local papers play a vital role in informing communities and supporting small businesses.
The public is encouraged to respond to the ongoing licensing reform consultation, which closes on November 6.
Cientos de periódicos locales del Reino Unido están protestando contra los anuncios propuestos de licencias de alcohol solo digitales, advirtiendo que perjudicaría la transparencia y el acceso.