Forward features

our plans for Lancashire business view magazine

We will continue to publish online and in print during these testing times.
See below for plans for the next issue and click here for our full 2021 forward features.

July/August 2021

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 usual 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 by Tuesday 6 April 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 £500, you’ll receive space for an editorial contribution and advertising space for your branding and key messages.

• Business clinic: Recruitment and restructuring
• How to: Utilise business support
• A guide to: Pensions and retirement

Editorial features

• Hotspot: Burnley
  In this issue we turn our attention to Burnley. We’ll look at its fiveyear economic recovery and growth strategy, setting out how it will respond and reset its economy, focusing on skills and innovation, medical tech and green growth, alongside plans for a Canalside University Enterprise Campus and Pioneer Place in the town centre.
  
  
• Sector focus: Creative
  The creative sector is playing an increasingly important role in Lancashire’s economy and in its post-pandemic recovery. We’ll examine plans to grow and develop the sector, including work to create a centre of excellence in the county, looking to create highly skilled jobs and tap into the thriving UK video games market.
  
  
• Report: Property
  In our regular look at Lancashire’s property sector, we’ll be examining the issues, reporting on the developments and analysing the trends set to have an impact in the county. We’ll look at the continuing tension between communities and homebuilders, the continued growth of out-of-town retail and what’s next for offices.
  
  
• Lancashire's family business heroes
  Family businesses sit at the heart of Lancashire’s economy and are known for their resilience and grit. We will be featuring our family business heroes and how they have risen to the challenges of the pandemic. And with more than half of UK family businesses expecting to grow this year we’ll look at what the future holds.
  
  We want to hear about the people who have risen to the challenges of the pandemic and have taken on the tasks of helping their family business through unprecedented times.
  
  Nominate your family business heroes and tell us why their efforts should be recognised: https://bit.ly/LFBheroes
  
  While this report will focus on family-owned and run businesses, those put forward don't have to be family members - we want to hear about anyone that has played a crucial part in getting the organisation through the pandemic.
  
  Deadline: Tuesday 1 June
  

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 2021