Ye Bloodie News was a supplement which ran alongside Udolpho. It ran for 10 issues, from Spring 1996 to Summer1998.
With grateful thanks to Ian Morland for drawing up this table.
| Magazine Volume | Date | Page no | Author | Article |
| 24 | Spring 1996 | 1-2 | From The Editor | The future of the magazine and its finances, intention to publish longer more detailed articles and modern artwork, true life accounts of modern Gothic |
| 2 | Tanya Lloyd | People and Places – The tower at Kings Newnham | ||
| 2-3 | David Farrant | People and Places – Hergest Court | ||
| 3-4 | Review by Jan Simmons | The Decadent Cookbook by Medlar Lucan and Durian Gray | ||
| 4 | Review by Fiona Simmons | Cain – The Pit, Barbican Centre | ||
| 4 | Review by Grey | Snare Drums on Mars | ||
| 25 | Summer 1996 | 1-2 | From The Editor | A 19th century riddle, publications Westminster Abbey and the Plantagenets and Roubiliac and the 18th Century Monument, response to the cover art for vol 24. |
| 2-3 | Birds, Beasts and Monsters | The Literary and the Real Vampire Bat, by Denis Moss | ||
| 3 | Bat Watch | |||
| 3-4 | Reviews by David Seed | Science Fiction: The Illustrated Encyclopedia (ed. John Clute); Jane Webb Loudon, The Mummy! A Tale of the 22nd Century | ||
| 26 | Autumn 1996 | 1-2 | From The Editor | The 19th century riddle solved, bats in Cheddar Gorge, the Pump Room in Bath, and a 26% price increase. |
| 2-3 | Letters | |||
| 3 | Bill Hood | Review – Shadows, a northern celebration of the unknown, by Steve Cliffe | ||
| 3-4 | Terry Hale | Review – Master of Fallen Years, complete supernatural tales of Vincent O’Sullivan (ed JA Salmonson) | ||
| 27 | Winter 1996 | 1-2 | From The Editor | Flying and a recent flight to Gibraltar, International Gothic Association conference near Strawberry Hill, two notable publications Peregrine’s Rest (Jennifer Gostin) and High Life in Verdopolis by Charlotte Bronte. |
| 2 | Letters | From Bryan Haworth, Denis Moss, Ingrid Hicks | ||
| 2-3 | James Rattue | People and Places – Luton Graveyard, Chatham | ||
| 3-4 | John Pisani | People and Places – Them Dry Bones – Evora in Portugal | ||
| 4 | Emma Hooper | Review – The Edge, a small press magazine | ||
| 28 | Spring 1997 | 1 | From The Editor | Publication plans, incl using more photographs, Wellcome Institute exhibition Doctor Death, worthy publications Death in the Victorian Family and The Bloody Countess. |
| 2 | Letter from Tony Crisp | …re Bryan Haworth on Wilkie Collins’ Jezebel’s Daughter. | ||
| 2-4 | Viewpoint | Three Singers of the Same Song, by Kevin Joyce | ||
| 29 | Summer 1997 | 1 | From The Editor | Wartime treasure hunt, cemetery Open Days, Dracula books. |
| 2 | Therese Taylor | News on Bats | ||
| 2-3 | Nigel Suckling | Frankenstein and Dracula | ||
| 3-4 | James Rattue | A Purpose for The Gothic | ||
| 4 | Strabo | Fleet Rectory and Holbeach Vicarage | ||
| 30 | Autumn 1997 | 1-2 | From The Editor | Anonymous responses to Suspended in Dusk in vol 29 of Udolpho re Highgate Vampire, Sean Manchester |
| 2 | Patricia Thompson | People and Places – Southampton Old Cemetery | ||
| 2-3 | Helen Knibb | People and Places – the Witchcraft Museum, Boscastle | ||
| 3-4 | Howard Watson | Review – Worms Feed on Hector, the Gothic Novels of Simon Raven. | ||
| 31 | Winter 1997 | 1 | From The Editor | Research into father’s wartime plane crash, Sean Manchester’s publications, two new publications worthy of note (William Beckford, an English Fidalgo, and The Oblate of St Benedict). Photo of the Kaiser. |
| 2-3 | Roy Barclay | People and Places – Hillside House | ||
| 3-4 | Kevin Carlyon | The Lure of Doom at Beachy Head | ||
| 32 | Spring 1998 | 1 | From The Editor | Fin-de-siecle musings, the Highgate Vampire Society, and the Kaiser in a hat. |
| 1-2 | Letter from Bernard O’Brien | |||
| 2-4 | Jan Bondeson | Book on Freaks and Incredible People | ||
| 4 | Roy Barclay | People and Places – The Red Barn Murder | ||
| 33 | Summer 1998 | 1 | From The Editor | The Millennium and ending the Goth Soc, struggling literacy societies and the closure of the Vampyre Society. |
| 1 | Letter from Ian James Meads | |||
| 1-2 | David Farrant | People and Places – They Come by Night | ||
| 3 | Ian James Meads | The Starry Messenger | ||
| 3-4 | Roy Barclay | The Great Devon Mystery | ||