The London Culture Edit is a newsletter hosted on Substack covering culture

Background and Format: London Daily News is an online platform providing Fresh, unbiased news from alternative sources that you can trust. Lifestyle, Entrepreneurship, Fitness & Health, Finance, Tech and Automotive.

The London Economic is a digital newspaper with a metropolitan mindset, supporting liberal, progressive, pro-European and pro-business viewpoints.

The London Foodie is a blog that carries reviews of London’s “best value, good quality restaurants and supper clubs, wine tastings and favourite recipes”. It is the sister site to London food and drink news site The London Foodie News. Launched in 2009, The London Foodie has been featured among Wikio’s top 20 London blogs. Blog posts are all written with the personal voice of the Blogger and are from personal experience. Some posts are more structured and these include recipes which contain lists of ingredients and cooking instructions. Other posts include restaurant reviews and give information about the general dining experience along with photographs of the food and the restaurant. At the end of each review there is information about the cost along with Luiz’s personal likes and dislikes and then a verdict. Sections on the site include: The London Foodie Supper Club; Restaurant Reviews; Delectable Travels; Supper Club Reviews; London Cooking Club; Recipes; Wine and Delicious Links. Blogger Luiz Hara is of Italian-Japanese heritage and moved to London more than 20 years ago from Sao Paolo, Brazil. Luiz says that he is “passionate about good food and travelling to discover new dishes, flavours and cuisines”. Luiz formerly worked for an investment bank in the City of London but left in 2011 to become a culinary student at Le Cordon Bleu's Grand Diplome. He holds an Advanced Certificate from the Wine and Spirit Education Trust and has written for several online and print publications. He currently runs the Japanese-themed London Foodie Supper Club and the cooking get-together London Cooking Club out of his home in Islington. PR opportunities include brand name and product placement and reviews. Luiz says: I am happy to review product samples, wines, cookery books, restaurants and hotels by invitation but will make up my own mind on whether to recommend them or not. As a non-commercial site, my integrity comes first.” He adds: “With a busy day job, I may take a while to get back to you - I read all e-mails and will reply to each one of them, so please do not think you are being ignored if you have not heard from me for some time. I really appreciate receiving your feedback on what I write or your review suggestions, so please keep them coming.” Luiz can be reached by email at luizhara@hotmail.com or via the online contact form. Please note that The London Foodie does not carry any advertising.

Background and Format: The London Gazette is published by Authority by TSO under the superintendence of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. The London Gazette’s historical position as the Official Newspaper of Record for the United Kingdom has enabled it to develop into a unique bank of information. It is a cross-governmental resource, bringing together data from numerous official sources and enabling users to cross-reference official information easily. Information in the London Gazette is grouped into the following categories: State, Parliament, Ecclesiastical, Public Finance, Transport, Planning, Health, Environment, Water, Agriculture & Fisheries, Energy, Post & Telecom, Competition, Corporate Insolvency, Personal Insolvency, Companies & Financial Regulations, Partnerships, Societies Regulation, Personal Legal. Audience and Readership: The London Gazette is a highly specialised publication, yet caters to a wide range of users in the public, private and voluntary sectors, libraries and researchers. Deadline: Ongoing Circulation: The London Gazette does not disclose its circulation Supplements: Honours and Awards supplements (including the Queen’s Birthday and New Year Honours and awards for valour), Ministry of Defence Supplement (officer’s appointments, promotions and similar within the Services), Queen’s Awards for Enterprise and Voluntary Service. The weekly Company Law Official Notifications (best known for striking off and dissolutions), The annual Premium Bond Unclaimed Prizes Supplement. Ad rates: The London Gazette does not accept advertising, the price list for notices for The London Gazette can be viewed at https://www.thegazette.co.uk/place-notice/pricing-2015

London Globalist covers Wales,Scotland,Northern Ireland,Transportation,Social Issues,Science,Royalty,Religion,Regional News,Politics,News,National News,Law,International & World News,Ethical/Moral Issues,Environment,Energy & Power,Defense & National Security,Crime,Consumer Affairs

Background and Format: Launched in 1947, The London Jang is published by Daily Jang (Daily) and is aimed at Pakistani readers in Britain. Covers news, education, health, women's issues and business. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number

Background and Format: The London Magazine is a bi-monthly journal of art, literature, fiction, essays, poetry and reviews. It seeks to combine a rich history with a fiercely contemporary outlook, and which draws together ideas, and voices, from across the globe. The London Magazine is England’s oldest literary periodical, with a history stretching back to 1732. Today – reinvigorated for a new century – the Magazine’s essence remains unchanged: it is a home for the best writing, and an indispensable feature on the British literary landscape.The magazine is aimed at those with an interest in literature, culture, and ideas. Information on advertising or a media pack, can be found at https://www.thelondonmagazine.org/advertisers-2.

Background and Format: The London Magazine is a monthly published on behalf of Central London Estate Agents Ltd by The Chelsea Magazine company (part of Telegraph Media Group).It is a leading luxury lifestyle and property magazine in London. The magazine is aimed at readers who want to learn more about luxury property and establishments throughout London. It covers interviews with prominent people, fine dining locations, schools, area guides , interiors & gardens and style & beauty.  Editorial is tailored to providing inspiring, intelligent content and includes art, culture, interiors, education, retail, travel, and property, as well as interviews with leading Londoners. Circulation: Source: Publisher

Launched in April 2013 and relaunched in 2016, The London Mother (formerly known as The London Mummy Blog) is a lifestyle and parenting blog, detailing what's hot and what's not for resident and visiting London families. The Author of the blog is Madeka Panchoo. Madeka is a communications consultant by trade and started this blog to chronicle her adventures in London with two kids, one of whom is dairy intolerant. She is particularly interested in free-from foods and family friendly entertainment/travel. She also hosts Freelance Writers (Mothers and/or Fathers), with products and events tested and visited by families. The blog has different categories and page headers including London (Restaurants; Events and Activities); Lifestyle (Fashion, Food & Drink; Wellness; Travel); as well as Parenting (Kids' Corner). Mads updates the blog a few times a month. PR opportunities include restaurant and food/drink reviews (especially vegan/free-from foods); travel reviews; family friendly events/recommendations; book/toy reviews; beauty reviews; sponsored website content; sponsored social posts; sponsored email newsletters; attend and promote events; promote giveaways; display advertisements; brand ambassadorship. The best way to get in touch is via email. Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 9th November 2016 Freelance Writer and Blogger Madeka Panchoo has relaunched her site The London Mother, formerly The London Mummy Blog, which can be viewed at www.thelondonmother.net. She welcomes news about food, drink, restaurants, fashion, beauty, travel, wellness, books and toys in the London area, as well as products in the aforementioned sectors to review and collaborations with brands. In December she will also be launching a new column "written by tweens for tweens about who and what are hot in the playground". Madeka can be reached at hello@thelondonmother.net, found tweeting at www.twitter.com/thelondonmother and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelondonmother