Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre Review is an individual arts blog that is based in Stratford-upon-Avon that is predominantly aimed at a UK audience. The blog was founded by Guy Thornton in September 2012. Guy lives in Stratford-upon-Avon and designs pottery and writes about Shakespeare. The blog provides news and reviews of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Guy writes reviews ranging from Shakespeare on film, radio and in theatre performances. There are also interviews and production diaries too. On average the blog is updated every two or three days. PR opportunities mainly exist within Shakespeare related content. The best way to contact the blog is on the email address provided.

Background and Format: Strathallan Times covers the area in and around Strathallan, featuring news, sport, what's on and opinion. Audience and Readership: Strathallan Times is targeted at anyone interested in keeping updated with the news in and around Strathallan. Deadline: Wednesday, 2pm. Time of Publication: Thursday Circulation: They do not dislcose their circulation figure. Supplements and sections: News Sport Opinion What's On Classified Jobs Notices Directory Connect Ad rates: For advertising information, contact advertising@strathallantimes.co.uk. Other information: Send your press release by email, fax or post at least three weeks before the event. If you wish to make a follow-up phone call make sure it is not on deadline day. Try to include any details/ideas for an advance photo.

Launched in 1960, The Strathclyde Telegraph is published by the University of Strathclyde Students' Association monthly during the academic year and is aimed at students and faculty at the university. Covers news, features about politics, arts, film reviews, music and food.

Background and Format: The Strathearn Herald is published by Reach plc weekly and is aimed at residents of Strathearn and Crieff. Covers news, sport, what's on and lifestyle. It also has sister publications, the Blairgowrie Advertiser and Perthshire Advertiser.  For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached on +44 (0)1738 636 031 Circulation: Source: ABC

Background and Format:Strathspey & Badenoch Herald is a regional tabloid newspaper covering local news, sport and events.Audience and Readership:Residents of Grampian and the Scottish Highlands. Deadline:Wednesday.Time of Publication:Friday.Circulation:Source: ABC.Distribution:It is available via print and digital subscription.Ad rates:For information on advertising, email: sales@sbherald.co.ukOther information:An RSS feed can be found here. Alerts:Gorkana Alert: Monday 14 May 2012The Strathspey & Badenoch Herald is to undergo a new look from Thursday 10 May. The weekly paper, which previously came out on a Wednesday, will change from broadsheet to tabloid format. As well as this, they will be introducing a host of new content aimed at involving the readers more and will also change the masthead and colour scheme. For further information, the news team can be reached on +44 (0)1479 872 102 and editorial@sbherald.co.uk

Reflects and explores the lifestyles of the Southern Vermont area. Features and photos highlight the fine mix of art galleries, world class shopping, country inns, antiques, dining, as well as outdoor sports and activities. Includes a calendar of events, profiles of local residents, regional history, nature and wildlife and a directory of area businesses and services.

Straus Media covers on local issues that matter to people's everyday lives, from concerns about schools and medical expenses and infrastructure spending to who's who in town and soccer scores.

Straus News is a community newspaper publisher headquartered in Chester, NY that focus on local issues, schools, medical expenses and infrastructure spending to who's who in town and soccer scores. Straus News prides themselves on the commitment to reporting the tough local stories while highlighting the success and achievements in local neighbourhoods.

Straus News Online covers Community/Neighborhood News

The blog covers vegan recipes, crafts, soaps, environmental issues and more.