Unlimited Access to Thousands of Newspapers and Magazines
PressReader provides access to over 5000 daily newspaper and magazine titles from more than 100 countries, in over 60 languages while connected to the Internet. Read a newspaper or magazine in its original or screen-friendly format, print articles, listen to audio narration, and translate content from around the world in up to 17 languages.
- Free instant same day access to thousands of newspapers and magazines worldwide
- Including UK national daily and weekend titles
- Free to all library members
- Available 24/7
- Download and read offline
- Dedicated Apple and Android apps
How do I access PressReader?
There are two ways to access PressReader: 
- Access PressReader on any Tameside library computer or library Wi-Fi without logging in or creating a PressReader account. Simply visit www.pressreader.com
and you will automatically gain access.
- Create a PressReader account with your library card, this will allow you to access the newspapers and magazines collection remotely:
- Visit www.pressreader.com
- Click Sign In, and select Library Card
- Select Tameside or type Tameside in the search box
- Enter your Library number together with your PIN
What are the benefits in creating a PressReader account?
- Create a personalised news channel
- Bookmark articles
- Set up email alerts for news topics
- Share articles over social networks
- Add comments and opinions to articles
- Have titles auto-delivered upon publication and much more.
Download PressReader app and read on the go:
User Guide and Support:
PressReader have a dedicated webpage with many resources to help you get the most of your PressReader account, visit PressReader Help Centre
Find out about eBooks, eMagazines and eComics in our eReading 
leaflet.
Disclaimer:
Tameside Libraries provides access to digital media from a range of providers. Use of these services are subject to the provider’s terms and conditions. Tameside Libraries accepts no responsibility for materials accessed from the provider. Parents or guardians must assume responsibility for guiding young people in their use of these services whether these are accessed via the internet or apps.
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Tameside Libraries Information Service
Ashton Library
Tameside One
Marketplace
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL6 6BH
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