Background and Format: London Accountant is the official publication of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. It is now online only, although people can elect to receive a monthly roundup email. Audience and Readership: Chartered Accountants in London and Croydon. Monthly Unique Users: A figure is not disclosed.  Ad Rates: They do not accept advertising. Other information: There are no editorial contact that want to be listed. Enquiries and potential submissions should be sent to londonaccountant@icaew.com.A  contact page can be found here. 

Background and Format: Launched in 1968, London Archaeologist is published by the London Archaeologist Association and aimed at anyone interested in the history,heritage or archaelogy of London. Covers every major archaeological discovery, period, event and issue including excavation reports, historical articles, artefact and finds studies, monograph and report previews, archaeologist interviews, local society profiles, museum and exhibition reports, news, commentary, book reviews and an events diary. Advertising rates are available from becky.wallower@dial.pipex.com  

For more than 30 years London At Large has been powering celebrity and event forward planning information to professional media subscribers across all sectors: TV, radio, fashion, film, PR, literature, newspapers and magazines. Now we share it with you - so you'll know London like a local!.

Background and Format: London Bangla is published by London Banga Ltd weekly and is aimed at the Bangladeshi community in London and throughout Britain. Covers news, politics in Britain and Bangladesh, entertainment, culture, sports, crime and international news. It also has a sister outlet, London Bangla TV. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at info@londonbangla.com Circulation: Source: Publication  

Background and Format: London Business Matters is the London Chamber of Commerce's official monthly magazine. It is designed to keep members informed of the Chamber's activities and to act as a discussion forum for some of the capital's leading business people. Each issue carries comment on issues which affect all businesses, from tax issues to exporting and from transport lobbying to tackling red tape problems.  Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at those within the chamber of commerce, company executives, opinion formers and people who run their own businesses in the capital. Deadline: Middle of the month prior to publication date. Time of Publication: The magazine is published on the 1st week of the cover month. Frequency: Published 10 times a year, with joint editions in December/January and July/August.  Circulation: Source: Publisher Supplements and Sections: There is a dedicated supplement that gives news members of the Chamber the chance to introduce themselves to the wider business community. 'Capital Matters', as the supplement is called, provides features on topical business matters and offers analysis on subjects key to the continuing success of London’s businesses. Distribution: The magazine is made available in both print and digital format. The magazine also has controlled distribution to members and opinion formers in London via conferences. Ad Rates: More information on advertising can be found here. Other Information: There is also a E-Newsletter which highlights the latest issue's headlines and directs readers to the digital magazine with up to date news, views, events and features. Promotional opportunities are available. The newsletter runs 10x per year to coincide with the publishing of London Business Matters. There are 23,000 subscribers (Source: Publisher). There is no general editorial email provided. It is best to contact the editorial team directly. 

London Centric covers news stories that impact London resident, specifically the people, decisions, and money that influence corridors of power.

London Cocktail Week is a weekly newsletter owned by London Cocktail Week and covers wine marketing.

The editorial team is winding down DrinkUp content to focus on London Cocktail Week in the autumn and no longer need to receive PR outreach via mailing lists. The editorial team has asked to be removed from the database.

Background and Format:Regular newsletter covering all aspects of the London cocktail scene, including events throughout the year, new bar and restaurant openings, new products, seasonal cocktail recipes and interviews with key figures.Audience and Readership:The website is aimed at cocktail enthusiasts in London.Frequency:The newsletter will be sent out monthly throughout the year, with more regular frequency in the lead up to the festival in October.Circulation:Source: PublisherAd rates:Media information can be found here.

Background and Format A part of DrinkUpLDN, this website is a guide to London's evolving food and drink scene. It covers event - pop ups, parties - bars, drink launches and offers, as well as features; including interviews with the most influential people, exclusive menu launches and openings, unique styles of creation and service, and the best of London's hospitality. The website is aimed at people who live in, or are visiting, London who are interested in the food and drink scene or DrinkUp.london's festivals. There are no advertising opportunities on the website. However, for press enquiries, contact press@drinkup.london. DrinkUpLDN's Instagram can be found here, and Pinterest here.