Quizzes and Puzzles - Papers and Magazines

AB Editor | 16:16 Fri 08th Jan 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Dear All,

I hope you are well.

We are hoping to put together a complete directory of all crosswords, puzzles and quizzes which The AnswerBank users participate in.

We wondered if you could help our list along, if you could let us know the paper you receive and the names of the crosswords in it we'd very very grateful. We have started a list, but this doesn't include any of the local quizzes or papers. Submit your below and we'll add it to the list.

We hope this directory will be helpful for new quizzers as well as those looking for some fresh print!

If you wish to submit an annual quiz run in your area, let us know where it is being run, when it usually runs and any other relevant information.

We have, so far:

Daily Papers:

The Daily Mail
The Times
The Telegraph
The Independent
The Express
The Guardian
The Financial Time

Weekend Papers:

The Mail on Sunday
The Sunday Times
The Observer
The Financial Times Weekend
The Sunday Express

Magazines:

The Spectator
New Statesman
Private Eye

We know this is less than exhaustive, but with your help we'll get there!

All the best,

Spare Ed

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Ireland

RTE Guide
Sunday Tribune
Sunday Business Post
Irish Mail on Sunday (imos)

Aeolus

"put each newspaper title in Q&P?" Great idea. I, and many of my fellow solvers, come here with a specific crossword in mind.
If the main menu can go down to three levels why not list individual papers in a sub-sub-menu under "Crosswords"?
If not, why not "Crosswords" as a main menu entry with individual papers at the next level? Should be within the IT skills of most users to put their questions under the right entry and use the right entry to find answers.
Would save lots of research to see if an answer already exists, especially if you are a couple of days behind publication.
Not all of us get our papers at a London Terminus in the early hours.