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The Press and Journal has been the trusted voice of the north and north-east of Scotland for generations, serving our extraordinary part of the world now for 275 years and counting.

That makes us one of the world’s oldest newspapers. But don’t let age deceive you: The P&J is far from being only a traditional print newspaper.

The Press and Journal’s digital transformation

To future-proof our work on behalf of all the communities we serve, we have transformed our newsroom and the way we tell the stories that matter to you.

While we continue to focus on local news and views, we bring them to life in new ways such as inspirational documentaries, award-winning, engaging podcasts and interactive in-depth explorations of the issues most relevant to readers’ day-to-day lives.

So as we mark The Press and Journal’s 275th anniversary, we face the future in excellent shape, not just as Scotland’s Newspaper of the Year and the best-selling regional daily in the UK, but with a rapidly expanding audience of digital subscribers too.

We are proud of those achievements but never rest on our laurels.

The Press and Journal: 275 years of honesty and reliability

In 1748, The P&J pledged its loyalty to the people and communities of our regions and promised to tell their stories fairly and accurately – a promise we stand by today

Our reputation is founded in our honesty and reliability, a trust built over centuries that what we publish can be relied on without the need for fact-checking. It is a position of privilege and responsibility that you should know we carefully guard and never take lightly.

On this page you will find full details about who we are and how we define our mission, the standards we set ourselves and much else besides – because we cannot demand openness, honesty and accountability from others without being committed to it ourselves.

We hope you will join us on this exciting journey towards our 300th year and beyond.

Read The Press and Journal’s first edition

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