Ray Snoddy writes in today’s FT that there is soon to be a free evening newspaper for London. Derek Clee, a Yorkshire tumble-dryer millionaire, is the man behind the paper.
The new paper called Tonight will be the first competition for the Evening Standard since 1987 when the Evening News closed. Tonight is expected to launch within the next few months; it will be published Monday to Friday and distributed at main London Underground and railway stations. The paper will aim for a distribution of about 150,000 copies a day within a week of its launch, with eventual distribution covering the whole M25 area.
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