Editing Ludlow (section)

====Newspapers====
The ''Ludlow Advertiser'' was founded in 1855 by John Crosse, with its original offices at 18 King Street. New premises for the Advertiser were constructed in 1914 on Upper Galdeford, still called the Advertiser Buildings, but now a fast-food outlet. It has published an edition weekly ever since,<ref>Lloyd, David & Klein, Peter (2006) ''Ludlow: An Historical Anthology'' p 96</ref> though is now the ''Ludlow and Tenbury Wells Advertiser'' and published from the ''Hereford Times'' offices in Hereford.
The current free paper is the ''Teme Valley Times'', founded in 2006.
In 2010 the ''Ludlow Journal'', a free weekly newspaper, ceased publication and was absorbed into its paid-for sister, the ''South Shropshire Journal''.<ref>[http://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2010/news/caption-blunder-weekly-ceases-publication Hold The Front Page] ''Caption blunder weekly ceases publication'' (6 July 2010)</ref> 
The ''[[Shropshire Star]]'' – with its related publication the ''South Shropshire Journal'' – is published in [[Ketley]] and had an office in Ludlow, at The Angel on Broad Street, but this closed in 2017.
The magazine publisher [[Newsfield]] was based in Ludlow.