250th Issue
PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue -PLUTO - Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline “Furthest From The Sun?”, in reference to the British national tabloid format “red top” newspaper - The “Furthest From The Sun?” tag line was removed during re-launch in autumn 2007 - It has now reached the 250th Issue - PLUTO Ribble Echo - Created in 1983 - Changed from Ribble Echo in 1989 - PLUTO originally stood for Preston Liberal Undergraduate Tabloid Offering - Pluto sometimes uses the below Masthead tagline