The Oprah Magazine encourages the reader to embrace her life, with the goal of becoming more of who she really is. It covers 360 degrees of a woman’s life, from fashion and beauty, to relationships, food, home design, books, health and fitness, work and finance, technology, self-discovery and caring for others.
New Magazine is Britain’s best-selling celebrity weekly and your go-to little black book for celebrity interviews, exclusive photoshoots and the very latest in showbiz news and never-before-seen pics. OK magazine’s cheeky younger sister, New Magazine is bursting with tear-jerking real-life stories, affordable, on-trend and lustworthy fashion and the UK’s top celebrity columnists.
Ever since our first issue in 1924, we’ve never been afraid to speak our minds, about drivers, cars, teams or the sport’s governing bodies. It’s gained us a measure of respect unmatched by any other magazine. Packed full of exclusive interviews and the latest in Formula 1, Le Mans, sports cars & MotoGp, Motor Sport magazine is a must read for any enthusiast.
A fun, informative read for any footy fan, Kick features all the biggest stars and teams from the Premier League and beyond. Full of fact files, funnies and quizzes, perfect for pre-teens.
Recently updated with a fresh, new look, Horse Illustrated readers can immerse themselves in stunning photo essays capturing the athleticism and unrivaled beauty of horses. As the premier source of all-breed, all-discipline equine information, each issue features training tips, health advice, breed profiles and touching stories about life with horses.
Hornby Magazine is an informed and entertaining magazine subscription for the model railway enthusiast.Each issue contains expertly researched, informed and totally independent coverage of all new product releases in the most popular scales. These are exciting times for railway modellers with the hobby finally arriving in the 21st Century! Hornby Magazine fills a much needed niche for beginners of all ages. Each issue is packed with inspirational features showing how to get started in the hobby and what can be achieved. As well as appealing to youngsters who can now combine computer technology with a worthwhile 3D hobby, the magazine will also be welcomed by those 40 to 50 year olds, who’s activities with model trains were interrupted by family matters 20 to 30 years ago.
