A Scottish edition of the "Daily Worker" was produced from its plant in Glasgow from 11 November 1940. On 16 April 1941, the "Daily Worker" offices at Cayton Street were totally destroyed by fire during the Blitz. The paper moved temporarily in 1942 to the former Caledonian Press offices in Swinton Street (whence the old Communist Party "Sunday Worker", edited by William Paul and Tom Wintringham, had been published from 15 March 1925 until 1929). New offices were acquired in 1945, at a former brush-makers' warehouse at 75 Farringdon Road, for the sum of £48,000.