Background and Format: A weekly publication covering news, sport, features and weather for the whole of Scotland, and Belfast. It is published in 5 editions, North, East and West Scotland, Waterfrod and Belfast. Audience and Readership: The newspaper is aimed at people living in North, East and West Scotland, Waterford and Belfast. Circulation: Source: ABC Distribution: The newspaper is available through subscription and at regional newsstands. Ad Rates: For information on ad rates fill out the form Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 here. <w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="11" SemiHidden="false" UnhideW

Inside Housing is a UK trade publication focused on the social housing sector, providing news, analysis, commentary, features and insight for housing professionals including topics such as housing policy, development, finance, repairs and maintenance, regeneration, resident engagement, sustainability, and sector performance. The brand also delivers digital news and newsletters tailored to professionals involved in affordable housing, local authorities, housing associations and related organisations.

Background and Format: Meridian Tonight aims to provide news and sport for  Kent, East Sussex and South Essex, Medway and Brighton and Hove, available on Freeview. Programme Maker/Production Company: ITV Broadcasting Limited Target Audience: Viewers in the east and south east regions Stats: We cannot issue audience figures due to contractual restraints. Please visit BARB Top Tips for PRs: Send your weather photos to weatherphotos@itv.com ITV Meridian News airs four bulletins at weekends: two on Saturday, at lunchtime, and late afternoon, and two on Sunday: at lunchtime and the evening edition, usually at 6:30pm Awards: 2018 - RTS Television Journalism Awards, Nations and Regions News: Meridian Tonight - Camber Sands (nominated)

The Fabian Review is a quarterly magazine produced by the Fabian Society, a left-leaning British thinktank. The Review includes political writing and analysis from Labour politicians, established experts and up-and-coming writers.

Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) targets nonprofit executives, grant-making executives, social entrepreneurs, and corporate executives concerned with social, environmental, and community issues. The publication aims to foster an exchange of views between public, nonprofit, and private sectors, and serves as a source of ideas to help corporate and nonprofit executives think strategically about sustaining communities while building enduring companies. It provides insights from world-class faculty, cutting-edge research, real-life case studies, and commentaries by leading executives. SSIR is written for a global audience of people working on social change. About 45 percent of SSIR’s online readers reside outside the United States, and about one-third of their readers fill the CEO, president, or executive director role within their organization. Close to half of SSIR’s readers lead nonprofit organizations, and about 15 percent are leaders in foundations or other philanthropic institutions.