Launched in 2012, Women’s Health (UK) is published by Hearst Magazines UK monthly and is aimed at women who want to improve their mental and physical wellbeing. Covers beauty tips, fitness, gym wear, health, food including weight loss tips and healthy recipes.

Launched in 2005, Women's Health serves as a fresh, smart, informative, and inspiring magazine that speaks to today's active, youthful women in a way that is passionate, authoritative, and relevant to their lifestyles. The publication covers health and beauty, fitness and weight loss, career and stress, sex and relationships, nutrition and diet, and technology, presented in a fun, engaging way that helps readers lead happier, healthier lives. The print magazine is published 10 times a year, with combined January/February and July/August issues, while the website and social extensions of the brand post new content multiple times a day.

Good Food (formerly known as BBC Good Food) is a prominent British food and lifestyle brand that provides a wide array of recipes, cooking techniques, and nutritional guidance. Its editorial focus is on triple-tested recipes ranging from quick weeknight meals and budget-friendly dishes to advanced culinary projects and seasonal entertaining. Beyond recipes, the publication includes features on kitchen equipment reviews, food-related travel guides, and health-focused content such as "Good Health" segments.

Launched in 1862, The Grocer is a weekly trade magazine published by William Reed Business Media Ltd. The Grocer is aimed at directors of large multiple businesses, independent retailers, wholesalers, suppliers, growers, food processors, manufacturers, opinion formers and those who work in the national media. The title covers news, food safety, marketing, product development, fast moving consumer goods prices & promotions, commodities, product testing, sourcing, health, fundraising and mergers.

Background and Format: Launched in 1841, The Jewish Chronicle is published by The Jewish Chronicle weekly and is aimed at Jewish readers throughout Britain. Covers news, community updates, education, lifestyle, culture, Judaism and sport. For more information about advertising rates, the advertising team can be reached on +44 (0) 20 7415 1555 and at advertising@thejc.com Circulation:  Source: ABC. Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 11th May 2016 The Jewish Chronicle has announced a new roster of Columnists and a redesign of its comment pages. Joining Britain’s oldest Jewish newspaper are Emma Barnett from the BBC, Ben Judah, author of This is London, Abigail Radnor from the Guardian, David Byers from The Times, actress Tracy-Anne Oberman and Journalist Jennifer Lipman. The newspaper has already hired Hilary Freeman as its first ever agony aunt. The new pages will be launched from the beginning of June. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@thejc.com