Media information for Heritage Railway
Issue 134
Heritage Railway magazine is now four-weekly.
*More than 36 pages of hot news from the UK scene each issue.
*Features steam, diesel and electric traction.
*The stories from the big heritage venues and main line scene plus....
*The preserved lines and locations that the others overlook.
*Stunning submissions from Britains finest photographers.
*In-depth features highlighting major issues on heritage lines.
*Information on new restoration and reopening schemes.
*Ordnance Survey extracts to highlight featured railways.
*Special features on carriage and wagon restoration.
*News from the industrial locomotive and railway scene.
*Our own Internet page and directory.
*Reviews of new books, videos, CDS and other merchandise when they are released.
*Monthly Railwayana, Best of British Overseas and Scale Heritage Railway (model) columns.
*Heritage Railway Association column.
13 Issues = 1 Year 26 Issues = 2 years
Heritage Railway menu
• Publication schedule
• Ratecard
• Production information & contacts
• Circulation
• Testimonials
| Format: | Glossy A4 full colour magazine | Magazine website: |
| Average pages: | 100 | Click here |
| Frequency: | Every four weeks | |
| Next Issue due: | 18/03/2010 | |
| Cover price: | £3.60 |
• Publication Schedule
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AD DEADLINE |
ON SALE |
| (Subject to confirmation) Non-standard dates highlighted | ||
| 2009 | ||
| Monday | Thursday | |
| ISSUE 130 | 12 Oct | 29 Oct |
| ISSUE 131 | 9 Nov | 26 Nov |
| ISSUE 132 | Tues 1 Dec | Tues 22 Dec |
| 2010 | ||
| ISSUE 133 | 4 Jan | 21 Jan |
| ISSUE 134 | 1 Feb | 18 Feb |
| ISSUE 135 | 1 Mar | 18 Mar |
| ISSUE 136 | 29 Mar | 15 Apr |
| ISSUE 137 | 26 Apr | 13 May |
| ISSUE 138 | 24 May | 10 June |
| ISSUE 139 | 21 June | 8 July |
| ISSUE 140 | 19 July | 5 Aug |
| ISSUE 141 | 16 Aug | 2 Sep |
| ISSUE 142 | 13 Sep | 30 Sep |
| ISSUE 143 | 11 Oct | 28 Oct |
| ISSUE 144 | 8 Nov | 25 Nov |
| ISSUE 145 | 6 Dec | 23 Dec |
| 2011 | ||
| ISSUE 146 | 3 Jan | 20 Jan |
• Ratecard / Production information
| INSERTIONS | 1 |
3 |
6 |
12 |
| SIZE | £’s | £’s | £’s | £’s |
| Classified rates per cm column | ||||
| 3cm x 1col | 35.00 | 31.00 | 29.00 | 28.00 |
| 6 x 1 | 63.00 | 57.00 | 54.00 | 50.00 |
| Run of paper size... | ||||
| 6 x 2 (Eighth Page) | 115 | 103 | 97 | 92 |
| 12 x 2 (Quarter page) | 208.00 | 187.00 | 177.00 | 166.00 |
| 13 x 4 (Half page) | 379.00 | 341.00 | 322.00 | 303.00 |
| 27 x 4 (Full page) | 689.00 | 620.00 | 585.00 | 551.00 |
| Download PDF Media Pack: | Click Here | |||
Notes:
• Please note that all prices quoted
include
full colour.
• VAT at 17.5% should
be added to
all
prices.
(UK Only)
• Advertising cancellations must be sent in writing 6 weeks prior to deadline
Inserts info:
Quotes for inserts available on request
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
FILES:
JPGS: TIFFS: EPS (font included): Quark docs (include hi-res
graphics and fonts): PDF
GRAPHICS: Resolution
300dpi: Total ink usage 330: CMYK
Type area: 270
x 188
Final trim area: 297.5
x 210
Bleed area: 307.5 x 220
For more information contact Carol Woods
TELEPHONE:
01507 524 004* FAX: 01507 529 499 ISDN: 01507
522299
Email:
cwoods@mortons.co.uk Website: www.heritagerailway.co.uk
* Please note that telephone calls may be monitored or recorded for quality and training purposes.
• Circulation / Testimonials
Readership : Average: 52,318
Circulation area: UK, USA, Australia, Canada
Distribution: UK & overseas distribution by COMAG: Tavistock Road,West Drayton Middx UB7 7QE Tel: 01895 433600
Testimonials
To: Carol Woods: Heritage Railway Magazine
A new author with a small publisher and a limited advertising
budget, hoping to make a mark in the competitive world of
children's books faces a daunting task.
The challenge is even
harder when his books feature railways as the market has been
domninated for over fifty years by one author and his characters.
Therefore advertising space has to be carefully selected in order to
reach the most likely customer namely the railway enthusiast
wishing to introduce the next generation to the world's greatest
hobby.
Enter "Heritage Railway" magazine which caters not just for
the enthusiast but the railways and their shops which are the base
of the hobby. So, with advice from the magazine's advertising staff
on layout, my own children's character "Jack the Station Cat" and
his books started to appear in the "Express Goods" pages of
"Heritage Railway".
Some four years later Jack is still there. 2004
saw record sales of his books and toys plus the first UK heritage
railway Jack the Station Cat events. Jack and his author have no
hesitation in commending the advertising pages of "Heritage
Railway" to potential users.
They are the "purrfect" medium.
Alan Cliff
(Author "Jack the Station Cat" children's books.