South London newspaper

This newspapers print is of a much better quality as the use of colour is more prominent. Unlike the Newshopper the Masthead is a royal blue colour which is shown on every issue, in a rack of newspapers the different colour scheme would immediately catch you attention and get your eye drawn to the paper.. The title is positioned in the same place as on all of the local newspapers I have looked at. The small strip of writing beneath the tile also like on all of the newspapers that tells us the price, date, website address etc that is made to stand beneath the colours and the important news article within the paper. On the right hand side of the South London Press is the “What’s inside” the newspaper, each of these small boxes of separate stories states a title, brief article information and small picture on each so you can see just by looking at the box what the article inside is about and whether or not you want to read on. The headline 'SHOT DEAD IN STREET' is shocking and would make readers interested to read the article by seeing this, the typeface for the headline is sans sherif as theres no flicks and this make the title more bold and serious. This newspaper shows a sense of cosmopolitan as there are two young people shown at the front which are from an african culture and south londoners would know that the area is very multicultural.