Hitchin Nub News: Why we're the online newspaper for YOU

By Layth Yousif

18th Nov 2020 | Local News

Hitchin Nub News wants to put our wonderful area straight into your pocket.

We do this by providing quality local news, updates on business, what's on, property and much more.

What makes us different from other news sites?

Well, we're an online newspaper like no other.

For starters, we don't rely on Google ads or pop-up surveys, so you can trust there will never be any clickbait or disrupted reading.

Hitchin Nub News and the 50+ Nub News sites around the country are bringing local news back to local.

You'll only find information and original content about issues that are relevant to the area - we promise you that.

We also understand that sometimes sad news must be reported on, but Nub News revels in feel-good stories.

Who doesn't want to read about the positive things in our area?

Get involved, get writing, get promoting!

This online newspaper is different as we want to constantly hear from you.

Using our Nub It button you can post your own community news or upload an event you want to promote.

All content is professionally reviewed by a journalist before being published to a rapidly growing audience in Hitchin and north Herts.

We provide community news, entertainment, local business listings, classifieds, jobs, property and obituaries - all the staples of a good local newspaper.

Our Nub News principles

  1. Local news - getting to the heart of your community
  2. No fake news or clickbait
  3. A pleasant read for you, the user
  4. No annoying ads, pop-ups or surveys
  5. Promote the community and get the community talking
  6. National issues impacting at the local level
  7. Support local businesses and promote the High Street
  8. High professional standards, integrity, accuracy and fairness
  9. Sustainability
  10. Promote local causes and charities

Why not join nearly 70 other businesses and sign up to our local list for a free ad for your business HERE

In our short time in existence here in Hitchin, Nub News has published around 30 opinion columns from a diverse range of people and groups within our community.

Hitchin Nub News aims to support our community, promoting shops, businesses, charities, clubs and sports groups.

We highlight many of these businesses, organisations and individuals regularly in a feature called 'Up Close in Hitchin' - as well as fascinating opinion pieces from our trusted cohort of Nub News contributors.

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PREVIOUS HITCHIN NUB NEWS UP CLOSE FEATURES:

Sir Kier Starmer

Matt Bean, owner of Cantina Carnitas

Chris Cheah, owner of Chicken George

Fabio Vincenti, owner of Fabio's Gelato

How a small independent store competes against supermarket giants

Simmy and Jhai Dhillon, owners of Rice and Spice

Danny Pearson, Beano comic writer

Hitchin Squirrel Rescue

[L]https://hitchin.nub.news/n/feature-hitchin-food-rescue-39seeing-volume-of-food-that-would-otherwise-go-to-waste-makes-it-very-real39[L+] Hitchin Food Rescue

Adam Howard, organiser BackToSchoolival

Hitchin's inspirational Black Lives Matter movement

Half Moon pub

Why we love our allotment life

Buddy's story: Don't pity rescue dogs - adopt them says Hitchin mum

If you or your business or organisation would like to be featured in a future UP CLOSE please email [email protected] or tweet us @HitchinNubNews

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PREVIOUS HITCHIN NUB NEWS OPINION PIECES

Isla McLachlan: Hitchin - a small place with a big heart

Neil Fredrik Jensen on Hitchin's coffee shop culture

Zac Cash: My message to new university students at start of freshers week

Zac Cash: How we can draw parallels between 19th century social reform and the 'new normal'

Zac Cash on LGBT issues and the US election

Freddy Cardy: More mixed government messages on Covid crisis

Sparky's Hitchin View: The treasure that is Deacon Hill

Sparky's Hitchin View: One swallow does not make a summer but a gulp may signal the end...

Sparky's Hitchin View: Is our water destined for The Wash or the wash...?

Paul Chambers: Why I'm honoured to be involved in Hitchin's Black History Month

Judi Billing: Inept government response to Covid is failing us all...

Kieran Murphy from PHASE hails HCF

Alex Slater: Live entertainment is struggling, we need help

Hitchin MP Bim Afolami: PM's decision to 'pull handbrake' is sensible

Layth Yousif: My week: Sir Kier Starmer's visit

Layth Yousif: My week - sources not sauces

Roy Izzard: Bim backs Canaries

Roy Izzard hails generous gesture

Tom Hardy: Hitchin stronger and more resilient after lockdown

Tom Hardy on business interruption claims

If you would like to join our brilliant cohort of trusted contributors, please email [email protected] with your idea/pitch and we'll take it from there.

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So, as you can see from a small selection of our journalism, supporting our town is at the heart of what we do

If you know of a business or charity which would like an article written about them, get in touch!

We run a free business directory that you can sign yourself up to. Why not join nearly 70 other businesses and sign up to our local list for a free ad for your business HERE

We will then share your listing on our social media channels, feature you in stories and support you in every way we can.

Thank you for reading and for all of your support so far!

Email us at [email protected]

     

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