Taste & Travel International is your passport to the exciting and delicious world of culinary travel. Each quarterly issue serves up a feast of great food and travel writing, recipes, destinations, travelers’ journals, book reviews, food trails and tours, cooking classes and other essential information for the culinary traveler and the armchair global gourmet.
Take a Break magazine is Britain’s best-selling women’s magazine that’s all about you and your life. Every issue is packed full of compelling, exciting and outrageous true-life stories, the latest health advice and stories, fashion and beauty tips, cookery and recipes and exciting travel features.
Take a Break’s Fiction Feast magazine is the ideal magazine for those who love reading. From heart-warming family tales to gripping thrillers, each issue of Fiction Feast contains a wide range of stories that you can put your feet up to and escape into the fiction world. Whether you’re looking for a short and sweet love story or one to get your teeth into , Take a Break’s Fiction Feast is the perfect choice for either yourself or for the reader in your life.
Simply Sewing is a practical magazine for women who sew, or would like to start sewing. Its contemporary look and feel, fresh attitude and ideas, beautiful photography and inspiring projects will have you behind the sewing machine from the get-go!
Simply Knitting is the UK’s best-selling knitting magazine. Whether you are a beginner or you have been knitting for years you’ll find lots of exciting patterns, knitting news and great buys in every issue.
Root & Rise is a monthly wellness and mental health magazine for adults and parents seeking balance, clarity, and whole-body healing. Each issue is designed to ground readers in self-awareness and nourish their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Combining evidence-based guidance with soulful self-care practices, Root & Rise offers a fresh take on adult wellness, mental health support, and mindful parenting.
Record Collector – RC to our friends – is Britain’s longest-running rock and pop music monthly. There’s a reason for that. Our motto is “Serious about music”, because we know our readers are totally passionate about what they listen to. Not that RC is po-faced: we love the thrills and spills of rock’n’roll as much as any veteran roadie. But we think that if you’re serious enough about music to read a magazine dedicated to it, then you deserve one that goes as deep as you do. Although it started as purely a magazine for vinyl fans, and while a love of building an enviable, valuable and unique collection is still at the heart of what we do, you don’t have to be a vinyl freak to love Record Collector. We pride ourselves on bringing you the best features about music on the planet, with artist interviews, discographies and all the inside knowledge that only RC can deliver. Who did this? What album was it on? What is an original copy worth? Does it rock? You’ll find the answers here. And it’s not only rock’n’roll: we cover pop, soul, 80s, psychedelia, folk, rockabilly…
Each issue of Railways Illustrated offers a comprehensive round-up of the latest news and topical events from the UK across the present day railway, including heritage traction in operation on the main lines. Supported by high quality photography and editorial from experienced railway enthusiasts, Railways Illustrated reflects the energy and vitality of the present day railway scene.
It is published by the Australian Railway Historical Society, NSW Division. The first issue was published in March 1963 under the name New South Wales Digest and regular publication commenced with the May 1963 edition. The name changed in 1983. It has evolved from an enthusiast magazine edited and produced by volunteers, using a hand operated duplicator in the home of one of its members, to a professional full colour production directed to the wider community and commercially distributed to newsagents throughout Australia. The magazine is mainly a news magazine, with some feature articles. The other six state and territory divisions of that Society publish their own news magazine, while Australian Railway History is the national magazine for well-researched historical features.
Our mini-mag sudoku titles are designed so that you can select the level that’s right for you and PuzzleLife Sudoku Tricky 5-6 contains medium-to-difficult sudokus, which are just about right for the average sudoku solver. There’s also £2,500 in cash prizes in every issue.
Our unique range of four sudoku titles are graded by difficulty – PuzzleLife Sudoku Moderate 3-4 contains easy-to-medium sudokus, which are slightly above beginner level but not too fiendish! There’s also £2,500 up for grabs every month in this handy-sized mini-magazine, so don’t miss out.
