Forward features

See below for plans for the next issue and click here for our full 2024 forward features.

Lancashire Business View is a trusted source of news and advice for Lancashire’s business community. Our features are well-respected, well-read and give you an unrivalled opportunity to showcase your brand, your expertise and your key messages.

We are currently working on the January / February edition - please find further details below.

The Lancashire Business View team is working hard on the next edition to bring you the relevant information and to continue support for our readers, advertisers and sponsors.

In addition to our print magazine, we will also distribute the magazine digitally in its entirety giving us a readership of 50,000 per edition.

Below are details of the in-depth features you can get involved with. If you would like to be involved editorially in these features, tell us your stories at editor@lancashirebusinessview.co.uk
For advertising enquiries, contact stephen@lancashirebusinessview.co.uk

Advertising-supported features

Our supported features are an excellent way to showcase your expertise and promote your brand to our 50,000 readers. For just £550, you’ll receive space for an editorial contribution and advertising space for your branding and key messages.

• Marketing 
• Employment Law and HR 

Editorial features

The Jan/Feb edition will feature the following editorial features:

• Lancashire Hotspot: Burnley - see below for further details
• Sector focus: Recycling
• Review: Skills and apprenticeships 
• Lancashire Business Day
• Report: Business Support - see below for further details 

Hotspot: Burnley

Burnley continues to attract inward investment – from large scale urban regeneration projects to major business park schemes and ambitious company growth plans.

In our latest Hotspot feature we will be examining what makes the borough so attractive when it comes to investment decisions and asking business leaders where they see future growth opportunities for themselves and the district.

Business support

Lancashire’s business support landscape is changing. In this feature we will look to explain those changes and what they mean for the county.

Boost, Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub, has secured an additional £3.9m funding which has enabled it to launch new services as it extends its offering until at least March 2025.

Four of Lancashire’s district councils – Blackpool, Lancaster, Rossendale and Ribble Valley – have decided not to commit funds to Boost. We will be asking what it means for business support in those areas and also looking at Boost’s new offering as it celebrates its tenth anniversary.

To get involved please contact us - 
Editorial - editor@lancashirebusinessview.co.uk
Advertising - Stephen@lancashirebusinessview.co.uk

Click here to see our full forward features for 2024