Background and Format: The Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser aims to be recognised as a loyal rural readership within Eskdale and Liddesdale. The Advertiser seeks to reach into these rural communities and influence it's readership to shop in the areas as well as the larger towns and cities of Carlisle, Dumfries, Annan, Hawick and Lockerbie. It covers local, news, sport and events. It was previously published by the CN Group until May 2017. Audience and Readership: Residents of Langholm, Newcastleton, Canonbie and the villages in Eskdale and Liddesdale. It is used by advertisers to reach rural communities, and has an approximate readership of 3,732. (Source: Publisher) Deadline: Monday at 3pm. Time of Publication: Thursday. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: It is available via subscription.  Ad rates: For information on advertising, telephone +44 (0)1387 380 066.

This weekly program focuses on the latest news, current events and public affairs from the Minneapolis area and beyond. Host of the show speaks her mind about issues affecting listeners.

Background and Format Launched in 2012, eSociety is published by the Society of British and International Design quarterly and is aimed at the members of the Society who are interior design professionals. Covers industry news, latest products on the market, developments in design education, the healthcare sector, business advice from insurance and law as well as special industry reports about KBB (kitchen bathroom bedroom), technology and AV.  For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at admin@sbid.org Circulation: Source: Publisher  

Background and Format eSociety is a magazine which provides industry news, the latest products on the market and views from all parts of the interior design spectrum. They highlight some of the best global design projects in their portfolio section, look at developments in design education and the healthcare sector, and deliver essential business advice from leading experts in areas such as insurance and law. Every issue features a special industry report, putting key sectors in the spotlight, from KBB to technology and AV. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at manufacturers, developers, architects, interior designers, specifiers and construction professionals operating across the following sectors: office, residential, hotel, retail, marine, private healthcare, education and leisure. Deadline: Varies with each issue. Time of Publication Varies with each issue. Ad Rates For advertising information please email admin@sbid.org.

Background and Format eSociety is a magazine which provides industry news, the latest products on the market and views from all parts of the interior design spectrum. They highlight some of the best global design projects in their portfolio section, look at developments in design education and the healthcare sector, and deliver essential business advice from leading experts in areas such as insurance and law. Every issue features a special industry report, putting key sectors in the spotlight, from KBB to technology and AV. This is the digital title of eSociety. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at manufacturers, developers, architects, interior designers, specifiers and construction professionals operating across the following sectors: office, residential, hotel, retail, marine, private healthcare, education and leisure. Deadline: Varies with each issue. Time of Publication Varies with each issue. Monthly Unique Users: This figure is not available. Ad Rates For advertising information please email admin@sbid.org.

Written for members of the Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP) Association. Provides hot-off-the-press employee-ownership law and regulation changes, company profiles, communication ideas and programs and operational and managerial practices.

Background and Format: Launched in 1998, ESP Magazine is a free leisure, lifestyle and entertainment A4 publication. Based in Peterborough it covers all the gig news, clubscene, eating out and comedy that month. Audience and Readership: The magazine has 63,000 readers (Source: Publisher). It is aimed at those who enjoy life and who want to hear about their local area in an upbeat and positive way. Deadline: The editorial deadline is the 16th of each month and goes to press around the 19th. Time of Publication: Last week of the month. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Monthly Unique Users: ¿Figure is not disclosed Distribution: The magazine is free and is distributed through more than 850 outlets and retailers in the Greater Peterborough area, including Peteborough City Centre, Glinton, Werrington, Gunthorpe, Dogsthorpe, Walton, Millfield, Netherton, Westwood, Bretton, Fengate, Hampton, Stamford, and Springfields, Whittelesy, Oundle and Spalding. Ad Rates: All enquiries send to Sean McAllister at sean.mcallister@espmag.co.uk Other information: All enquiries must be directed to the Editor Sharon McAllister at sharon.mcallister@espmag.co.uk

Background and Format:It’s the ultimate go-to guide for the property market in Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife and the Borders.Audience and Readership:It is aimed at everyone with an interest in property including homeowners, landlords, tenants, property investors and entrepreneurs.Distribution:It is distributed in print form via 400 outlets in the west of Scotland including solicitors' offices, supermarkets, banks and building societies.Ad Rates:Please contact Claire Boulton on claire.boulton@espc.comAlerts:Gorkana Alert: Monday 12th November 2007The GSPC Property Guide, with a circulation of 55,000 copies per week, has recently undergone a series of considerable changes. This includes a new masthead, a revised internal layout and the launch of a new series of corporate advertisements. These changes work towards a new more visually appealing and easy to use guide for readers. The Editor, Mark Hordern, can be reached on +44 (0)845 722 9922 and m.hordern@gspc.co.ukGorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 12th November 2007The GSPC Property Guide, with a circulation of 55,000 copies per week, making it the largest weekly property guide in Scotland, has recently undergone a series of considerable changes. This includes a new masthead, a revised internal layout and the launch of a new series of corporate advertisements. These changes work towards a new more visually appealing and easy to use guide for readers. The Editor, Mark Hordern, can be reached on +44 (0)845 722 9922 or m.hordern@gspc.co.uk

ESPC News is a blog which offers news and views for people who are interested in property in Edinburgh and East Central Scotland. ESPC has a network of solicitor/estate agents in East Central Scotland, they also offer money management services including mortgages. The blog also offers interviews and profiles.The posts are written by the ESPC team who are knowledgeable about property, the local area and new technologies and based in Edinburgh, but they are written anonymously so no information is available about the editorial team.Within the News section there is: Press Releases, House Price Reports, ESPC Marketing, Ask The Experts, Offers, Premier, Competitions, Mortgages, as well as Jobs. Posts are written several times a month with several images, statistics and other information.The blog is mainly self-promotional in terms of PR opportunities but general housing property news may be welcomed. The team can be reached via the email address mentioned in the profile.

Bilingual arts and public affairs program with interviews.