Articles: Scallywag magazine

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“Scallywag Magazine is a political satire publication dedicated to exposing corruption, hypocrisy and injustice within Britain's political and judicial establishments.”

Scallywag magazine was published between 1991 and 1998. It was founded and edited by Simon Regan who died, aged 58, in August 2000. Regan was inspired by Private Eye — a news and current affairs magazine with a unique blend of satire and investigative journalism. Scallywag was originally available on news-stands until legal action forced it onto the internet.

Scanned copies of the following issues are available to view at the Scallywag Archive.

• Issue 13 (1993)
• Issue 15 (1993)
• Issue 18 (1993)
• Issue 19 (1993)
• Issue 20 (1993)
• Issue 21 (1994)
• Issue 22 (1994)
• Issue 23 (1994)
• Issue 24 (1994)
• Issue 25 (1994)
• Issue 26 (1994)
• Issue 27 (1995)
• Issue 28 (1995)

The following issues, copies and articles are accessible from the internet archive Wayback Machine.

• Issue 25
• Issue 26
• Issue 27
• Issue 27b (March 1995)
• Issue 28
• Issue 29
• Issue 29b (May 1995)
• Issue 29c (June 1995)
• Issue 29d (July 1995)
• Issue 30 (December 1995)
• Issue 31 (February 1996)
• Issue 32
• Issue 32b (February 1997)
• Issue 33 (March-April 1997)
• Issue 34 (June 1997)
• Issue 35 (September 1997)
• Issue 36 (September 1998)
• Press Reports (1995)

Scallywag's co-founder, Angus James, edited the magazine's successor, Spiked magazine — copies of which can also be found here: http://scallywagarchive.info/.

The original URL was: www.demon.co.uk/xyz/Scallywag

followed by: www.xs4all.nl/~emags/scallywag/index.html

and then: www.scallywag.org