Prima is a British general-interest women's lifestyle magazine published monthly, offering readers a broad mix of accessible lifestyle content designed to inform, inspire and simplify everyday life. Its editorial typically includes fashion and beauty features, practical home and garden ideas, recipes and cookery guidance, health and wellbeing tips, craft and pattern projects, family and relationships advice, and consumer-oriented solutions, blending stylish trends with real-life inspiration for modern women at different life stages.

Country Living is a British lifestyle magazine focused on countryside living, homes, interiors, gardening, crafts, food and drink, rural culture and related topics. It offers inspiration and practical ideas for people interested in living well in town or country settings, blending articles on decorating, seasonal recipes, gardening advice, travel, heritage and artisanal crafts. The magazine reflects a slower-paced, quality-of-life approach to home and country life.

Founded in 1869, The People's Friend is a long-standing British publication primarily recognized for its extensive collection of wholesome fiction, including short stories, serials, and poetry across genres such as romance, cozy crime, and historical drama. Often described as the world's longest-running weekly women’s magazine, it maintains a focus on traditional values and community, featuring regular sections on knitting and craft projects, gardening advice, seasonal recipes, and health and wellbeing tips. The magazine is also well-known for its distinctive cover art, which typically depicts picturesque landscapes, towns, and villages from across the United Kingdom, often tying into internal travel features and nostalgia-driven articles about British heritage and local history.

Background and Format: The Face, a style magazine published between 1980 and 2004, will return as a digital title in April. It will be followed by a quarterly print magazine in August. It aims to deliver a depth of understanding about wider trends in popular culture across all channels, providing energy and focus for a smart, savvy, questioning audience.  Instagram: www.instagram.com/thefacemagazine Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Friday 29th March 2019 The Face, a style magazine published between 1980 and 2004, will return as a digital title in April. It will be followed by a quarterly print magazine in August. It aims to deliver a depth of understanding about wider trends in popular culture across all channels, providing energy and focus for a smart, savvy, questioning audience. The team is as follows: Dan Flower is the Managing Director and he can be reached at dan@theface.com Jason Gonsalves is the Brand Director and he can be reached at jason@theface.com Stuart Brumfitt is the Editor and he can be reached at stuart@theface.com Alex O’Brien is the Art Director and he can be reached at alex@theface.com Danny Reed is the Fashion Director and he can be reached at danny@theface.com Jennifer Byrne is Head of Film and Audio, and she can be reached at jennifer@theface.com Alexandra Jones is the Features Editor and she can be reached at alexandra@theface.com Brooke McCord is the Digital Editor and she can be reached at brooke@theface.com Matthew Whitehouse is Deputy Editor and he can be reached at matthew@theface.com Davy Reed is Music Editor and he can be reached at davy@theface.com Trey Taylor is the US Editor and he can be reached at trey@theface.com TJ Sidhu is the Staff Writer and he can be reached at tj@theface.com

Background and Format: Homes & Antiques is published by Immediate Media monthly and aimed at readers who want to mix old and new features in their homes. Covers features about antiques, ideas for style and decorating shots of real homes, practical guides and expert advice. For more information about advertising rates, Advertising Manager Heather Golden can be reached on +44(0)117 314 8817 and at heather.golden@immediate.co.uk Circulation: Source: ABC Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 29 November 2011 Following the creation of Immediate Media, the staff at Homes & Antiques now have new email addresses. The new format is firstname.surname@immediatemedia.co.uk Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 1 November 2011 New consumer media and publishing company Immediate Media Co launches today. The new company incorporates Origin Publishing, Magicalia and six titles purchased from BBC Worldwide: Radio Times, olive, Homes & Antiques, Gardens Illustrated, Girl Talk and All About Animals. Additionally, Immediate Media will operate long-term licences for 23 BBC Worldwide titles, including BBC Gardeners’ World and is contracted to publish other BBC titles, including BBC Top Gear Magazine. Staff currently at BBC Magazines, Origin and Magicalia have now become part of the new company and existing editorial contacts have not changed. Consumer Alert: Thursday 29th January 2009 BBC Homes & Antiques has recently re-launched with more homes, more antiques, more from the Antiques Roadshow and a fresh, contemporary design. Judith Miller, the doyenne of antiques, joins Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen as a Celebrity Contributor, with a new monthly column tracing the evolution of a widely available antique. Readers will also find an extra real home every month, as well as an exciting new antiques quiz and restoration projects to try at home, alongside all the usual great value ticket offers on antiques fairs around the country. For all enquiries/further information please contact: For general enquiries, Editorial Assistant Katie Hallett can be reached on +44 (0)117 314 8765 and katiehallett@bbcmagazinesbristol.com For all features and antiques enquiries, Natasha Goodfellow can be reached at natashagoodfellow@bbcmagazinesbristol.com For all houses enquiries, Julia Harrison can be reached at juliaharrison@bbcmagazinesbristol.com For all shopping enquiries, Rachel Wood can be reached at rachelwood@bbcmagazinesbristol.com February issue on sale now, March on sale from 4th February. Gorkana Consumer Alert: Thursday 13 July 2006 BBC Homes & Antiques magazine is relocating to Bristol on Friday 14 July. As of this date the new editorial team will be based at: Bristol Magazines Ltd, 9th Floor, Tower House, Fairfax Street, Bristol, BS1 3BN Main switchboard is +44 (0)117 927 9009. The move has resulted in some changes to the editorial team. The editorial staff, who are currently working on the November issue of the magazine, are as follows: Gail Dixon, Editor, on +44 (0)117 314 8793 Rachel Wood, Assista