British Photographic History is a blog that was launched at the start of 2009. There are now several hundred members and regular readers ranging from museum and gallery curators, photographic academics, collectors, dealers and representatives from the photographic press from around the world.The blog posts are written by Michael Pritchard and contributors including curators, photo-historians, collectors and others.The blog provides a participatory forum for news of events and happenings within the British photographic history community. This may include lectures or meetings, exhibition news, jobs in the field and general news affecting collections of photographic material. It will also include relevant book and website reviews.The focus is on Britain but may, on occasion, include material that is of wider interest from Europe, the United States and Asia. Michael can be reached Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-GBX-NONEX-NONEMicrosoftInternetExplorer4<w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="10" SemiHidden="false"UnhideWhenUsed

Background and Format: British Photographic Industry News (BPI News) aims to provide current news and information from the British Photographic Industry. The publication aims to provide B2B retail information regarding the photography industry. Since September 2015 the magazine has been produced by Legacy Media Ltd. Audience and Readership: Photography industry professionals. Deadline: At least 8 weeks prior to publication. Time of Publication: At the beginning of each month Circulation: Source: Publisher. Ad rates: For advertising information contact Gavin directly at gavin@bpinews.co.uk

Background and Format: Launched in 1976 British Plastics & Rubber is a magazine for plastics and rubber processors in the UK. It monitors technical developments from around the world for the benefit of senior managers in British polymer processing companies. The magazine features a combination of industry news and feature-led editorial, including in-depth, technical articles from key industry commentators, as well as coverage of the latest issues, developments and trends. Audience and Readership: This publication is aimed at plastic processors in the UK and abroad. Readers comprise a cross section of UK and international contract and OEM processors including moulders, extruders, recyclers, compounders. Time of Publication: This time of publication is not fixed. At times it coincides with major events regarding its field of topic.  Frequency: There are 8 issues per year with a joint edition in January/February and June/July. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is distributed freely through subscription either in print or digitally and maintain a controlled circulation.  Ad Rates: Information on advertising can be found here. Other Information: There is no generic editorial email address available for this publication, email the team directly.

Background and Format: BPF Newsletter gives information on the strengths of the UK Plastics Industry, information on plastics material and plastics processing. It covers anything new going on within the BPF, new plastic designs, a manufacturing activity report, event information, health and safety tips and seminar information. Audience and Readership: The regular BPF newsletter is sent out to all members of the Federation. Circulation: A figure is not disclosed. Distribution: The newsletter is sent to members and viewable online. Ad Rates: There is no advertising available. Other Information: Best to email reception@bpf.co.uk directly and it will be forwarded onto the right member of staff.

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, British Potato Review reports on new developments in agronomy and crop protection, on harvesting and handling machinery, on scientific, technical and marketing innovations in the UK and overseas. The magazine is published bi-monthly with copies going to growers, agronomists, merchants, potato buyers and processors in Great Britain and Ireland as well as overseas subscribers in more than 50 countries. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at growers, agronomists, merchants, potato buyers and processors in Great Britain and Ireland as well as overseas subscribers in more than 50 countries. Deadline: Middle of the month prior to publication. Time of Publication: January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October and November/December Circulation: The circulation figure is not disclosed. Distribution: The magazine is available through subscription. Ad Rates: Advertising contact information can be found here.

Background and Format:Founded in April 1993, British Railway Modelling (BRM) provides coverage of the UK model railways hobby scene. It covers all eras and scales, including N gauge, OO gauge, O gauge, and more. It features news, articles, reviews, photography and information on model railways.Audience and Readership:The magazine is aimed at both beginners and experienced model railway enthusiasts.Deadline:The editorial deadline is the 19th of each prior month.Time of Publication:The magazine is published on the second Thursday of each month.Frequency:13 issues a year.Circulation: Source: PublisherDistribution:The magazine is available in print and digital format via subscription.Ad Rates:For advertising enquiries, please visit the website here or contact Bev Machin directly on +44 (0) 1778 392 055 and bevf@warnersgroup.co.ukOther information:There is no generic editorial email, contact the Editor directly.Their YouTube channel can be viewed here.

Background and Format: Rowing & Regatta Magazine is published by the British Rowing Association bi-monthly and is aimed at Association members. Covers news, competitions, coaching, health and updates from rowing clubs. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at magazine@britishrowing.org¿ Circulation: Source: ABC Alerts: gorkana consumer alert: Monday 17th December 2007 Sarah Chapman has left her post as Editor at the Amateur Rowing Association's Rowing & Regatta magazine. Her successor has not yet been appointed but, in the meantime, the magazine can be reached on +44 (0)20 8237 6701 and magazine@ara-rowing.org

Background and Format: Previously a quarterly print title, British Science Association is an online resource available to members and supporters of the British Science Association. Its contributors explain their research, report their experience, disclose their doubts and argue about the way forward. Audience and Readership: Readership consists of British Science Association members. Deadline: The title is no longer published as a digital magazine, and now produces editorial content continually online, so there is no fixed deadline. Monthly Unique Users: They do not disclose a MUU figure. Ad Rates: The website offers no advertising space. Other Information: Press releases should be sent to the generic email address.

Background and Format: British Showjumping magazine is published by Archant on the behalf of the British Showjumping Association and is aimed at the Association members. Covers show reports, interviews with riders, teams, paralympic athletes, members' news and young riders. For more information about advertising rates, Advertising Sales Executive Eleanor Watson can be reached on +44 (0)1603 772 667 and at eleanor.watson@archantdialogue.co.uk Circulation: Source: Publisher   

Founded in August 2009, with archives going back to September 2011, British Style Society exists as the Creator states in their own words "as a platform into the fashion industry for talented and dedicated people, regardless of background, education or how many pairs of Louboutins they own". Natasha Henson is the Editor of the site who is a "Blogger and Freelance Lifestyle Writer with a love of independent fashion brands and quirky vintage". Sections on the site include Fashion, Life, Creative Hub, as well as Get in Touch. Posts are added several times a month, and have imagery as well as written content. PR opportunities on the site include reviews and possible profiles - and the team can be reached via email or contact form.