Background & Format: FOCUS Magazine is published by George Boyden & Son Ltd monthly and is aimed at readers of the Stratford-upon-Avon Herald who are interested in what to do in the area. Covers homes for sale, local history, what's on, fitness, restaurant reviews and gardens. For more information about advertising, Sharon Higgins can be reached on +44 (0)1789 412 808 Circulation: Source: ABC  

Background and Format: Stratford Living is a lifestyle magazine for the Stratford-upon-Avon and the surrounding area. It features recipes, interviews, travel, house and home related news and events. Audience and Readership: Stratford Living is targeted mainly at people living in Stratford-upon-Avon and the surrounding area.   Deadline: For details, contact the Editor. Time of Publication: For details, contact the Editor. Circulation: The figure is not currently disclosed. Ad rates: For advertising information, call on +44 (0)1225 343 710

Background and Format: The Stratford-upon-Avon Midweek is a local broadsheet newspaper. The publication covers news and sport across Stratford and is also the main paper for property advertising in the area. Its sister paper is the Stratford-upon Avon Herald. Audience and Readership: Residents within a 15 mile radius of Stratford-upon Avon Deadline: Friday. Time of Publication. Tuesday. Circulation: Source: Publisher Monthly Unique Users: Figure is currently unavailable. Distribution: It is distributed across a 15 mile radius from Stratford-upon-Avon (Just borders the West Mindlands but mainly Warwickshire) Ad rates: Advertising contacts can be found here. Other information: The publication shares its staff with the Stratford-upon-Avon Herald. Published on Tuesdays, the Midweek Herald is free of charge.

Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre Review is an individual arts blog that is based in Stratford-upon-Avon that is predominantly aimed at a UK audience. The blog was founded by Guy Thornton in September 2012. Guy lives in Stratford-upon-Avon and designs pottery and writes about Shakespeare. The blog provides news and reviews of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Guy writes reviews ranging from Shakespeare on film, radio and in theatre performances. There are also interviews and production diaries too. On average the blog is updated every two or three days. PR opportunities mainly exist within Shakespeare related content. The best way to contact the blog is on the email address provided.

Background and Format: Strathallan Times covers the area in and around Strathallan, featuring news, sport, what's on and opinion. Audience and Readership: Strathallan Times is targeted at anyone interested in keeping updated with the news in and around Strathallan. Deadline: Wednesday, 2pm. Time of Publication: Thursday Circulation: They do not dislcose their circulation figure. Supplements and sections: News Sport Opinion What's On Classified Jobs Notices Directory Connect Ad rates: For advertising information, contact advertising@strathallantimes.co.uk. Other information: Send your press release by email, fax or post at least three weeks before the event. If you wish to make a follow-up phone call make sure it is not on deadline day. Try to include any details/ideas for an advance photo.

Background and Format: Launched in 1960, The Strathclyde Telegraph is published by the University of Strathclyde Students' Association monthly during the academic year and is aimed at students and faculty at the university. Covers news, features about politics, arts, film reviews, music and food.  For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number. .

Background and Format: The Strathclyde Telegraph is the student newspaper for all University of Strathclyde students. It gives the latest news and current affairs for the area, as well as, news, health and wellbeing and sports on campus. It also contains an arts and music section . Audience and Readership: Targets students at the University of Strathclyde. Deadline: There is no fixed editorial deadline as it varies per issue and its content. It would be best to contact the editor.   Time of Publication: The magazine is usually published on the first week of the month, during term times.  Distribution: The newspaper is distributed  distributed to both the city centre and Jordanhill campuses. It can be picked up at the Student Union, Library, James Weir, McCance, Livingston Tower, Java Cafe, Biomedical Science building. Ad Rates: For advertising information, please contact marketing@strathclydetelegraph.com Other Information: Editorial staff are not listed these change each term. To see who the most current editor is, see here.

Background and Format: The Strathclyde Telegraph is the student newspaper for all University of Strathclyde students. It gives the latest news and current affairs for the area, as well as, news, health and wellbeing and sports on campus. It also contains an arts and music section . Audience and Readership: Targets students at the University of Strathclyde. Deadline: There is no fixed editorial deadline as it varies per issue and its content. It would be best to contact the editor.   Time of Publication: The magazine is usually published on the first week of the month, during term times.  Distribution: The newspaper is distributed  distributed to both the city centre and Jordanhill campuses. It can be picked up at the Student Union, Library, James Weir, McCance, Livingston Tower, Java Cafe, Biomedical Science building. Ad Rates: For advertising information, please contact marketing@strathclydetelegraph.com Other Information: Editorial staff are not listed these change each term. To see who the most current editor is, see here.

Background and Format: The Strathclyde Telegraph is the student newspaper for all University of Strathclyde students. It gives the latest news and current affairs for the area, as well as, news, health and wellbeing and sports on campus. It also contains an arts and music section . Audience and Readership: Targets students at the University of Strathclyde. Deadline: There is no fixed editorial deadline as it varies per issue and its content. It would be best to contact the editor.   Time of Publication: The magazine is usually published on the first week of the month, during term times.  Distribution: The newspaper is distributed  distributed to both the city centre and Jordanhill campuses. It can be picked up at the Student Union, Library, James Weir, McCance, Livingston Tower, Java Cafe, Biomedical Science building. Ad Rates: For advertising information, please contact marketing@strathclydetelegraph.com Other Information: Editorial staff are not listed these change each term. To see who the most current editor is, see here.

Background and Format: The Strathclyde Telegraph is the student newspaper for all University of Strathclyde students. It gives the latest news and current affairs for the area, as well as, news, health and wellbeing and sports on campus. It also contains an arts and music section . Audience and Readership: Targets students at the University of Strathclyde. Deadline: There is no fixed editorial deadline as it varies per issue and its content. It would be best to contact the editor.   Time of Publication: The magazine is usually published on the first week of the month, during term times.  Distribution: The newspaper is distributed  distributed to both the city centre and Jordanhill campuses. It can be picked up at the Student Union, Library, James Weir, McCance, Livingston Tower, Java Cafe, Biomedical Science building. Ad Rates: For advertising information, please contact marketing@strathclydetelegraph.com Other Information: Editorial staff are not listed these change each term. To see who the most current editor is, see here.