Harborough News is published by the GOB Media Group. We would rather be told about a mistake than leave it standing. This page says how to reach us and what happens next.
Last updated 3 October 2026.
Corrections
If anything in a story is wrong, email hello@harboroughnews.co.uk with the link to the story and what is incorrect. We check it against the original source and, where we got it wrong, correct the story the same working day and add a note at the foot of the article saying what changed and when. Significant corrections also appear in the next newsletter.
Right of reply
If you or your organisation is named in a story and you want to respond, email the same address. We will add your response to the story, clearly attributed, normally within one working day.
Complaints about a story
Tell us what the story is, what you believe is wrong or unfair, and what you would like us to do. Email hello@harboroughnews.co.uk, or call 07784 937409. We acknowledge every complaint within two working days and give a full answer within ten. If you are not satisfied with the answer you can ask for the editor to review it, and we will tell you the outcome in writing.
Photographs and takedown requests
Photographs are published with the permission of the person or organisation that supplied them. If you appear in a photograph and did not consent to it being published, or a photograph includes a child and you are the parent or carer, email us and we will remove it straight away while we look into it. The same applies to any article you believe should not be online: tell us why and we will decide quickly and explain the decision.
How we work
Stories on Harborough News are researched and written with the help of automated tools and checked by an editor before publication. Every fact is taken from a named source and linked. Press releases from councils, the police, schools, charities and community groups are published free of charge; paid articles are marked as sponsored. We do not publish allegations about named people from anonymous or unverified sources, and we report crime and court matters only from official statements.
Privacy
What we hold about you and how to have it removed is on our privacy page.