Latest newspaper sales figures for Wales

Latest newspaper sales figures for Wales are as follows -
(The figures are from ABC, the Audit Bureau of Circulation and are for the six-month period leading up to the end of 2012)
Dailies -
South Wales Echo 28,893 -6.8pc
South Wales Argus 20,589 -7.7pc
South Wales Evening Post 34,873 -9.1pc
The Western Mail 23,035 -11.1pc
Weeklies -
Barry and District News 4,805 -8.1pc
Caernarfon and  Denbigh Herald 9,926 -9.5pc
Campaign Caerphilly, Ystrad Mynach and  Bargoed 28,301 -0.9pc
Cardigan and Tivy-Side Advertiser 6,377 -5.1pc
Carmarthen Journal 14,386 -12.3pc
County Times and Express 14,396 -4.5pc
Cynon Valley Leader 4,721 -14.8pc
Denbighshire Free Press 6,333 -3.8pc
The Flintshire Standard 19,963 -8.8pc
Free Press – Monmouth 5,390 -11.9pc
Glamorgan Gazette 12,140 -11.2pc
Gwent Gazette 4,198 -21.9pc
Holyhead and Bangor Mail 8,494 -12pc
Llanelli Star 12,171 -6.3pc
Merthyr Express 9,125 -14.9pc
Milford and  West Wales Mercury 3,245 -7.7pc
North Wales Chronicle 30,047 0.1pc
North Wales Pioneer 25,235 0.4pc
North Wales Weekly News 11,669 -8.9pc
Penarth Times 4,524 -9.1pc
Pontypridd and  Llantrisant Observer 4,759 -21.6pc
Rhondda Leader 5,767 -18.3pc
The Rhyl, Prestatyn and  Abergele Journal 26,132 -7.4pc
South Wales Guardian 5,436 -6.9pc
Wales on Sunday 22,660 -20.9pc
Weekly Argus 18,586 -6.2pc
Western Telegraph 18,265 -6.7pc
Wrexham Leader 30,216 -6.7pc

Comments

Anonymous said…
Daily scouse\Post?
1 April 2013 at 20:11
Anonymous said…
What are the figures for the Cambrian News?
2 April 2013 at 00:37
Robert Lloyd said…
sorry - North Wales Daily Post 29,577 -3.4pc
Link - http://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2013/news/abc-figures-how-all-the-regional-dailies-performed/
2 April 2013 at 09:02
Robert Lloyd said…
To Anon - Cambrian News don't sign up to the ABC scheme. Therefore no independent audit. They do publish a claimed readership/circulation figure on their website, I think.
2 April 2013 at 09:04
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