See below for plans for the next issue and click here for our full 2024 forward features.
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We are currently working on the July/August 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 [email protected]
For advertising enquiries, contact [email protected]
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.
The July/August edition will feature the following editorial features:
Hot 100
Lancashire Business View’s Hot 100 list of the county’s most profitable SMEs. View last years Hot 100 list here
Lancashire Hotspot: Blackburn and Darwen
The regular Hotspots feature sees theLancashire Business View team visit a city, town or region to speak with the business leaders,
decision makers and other influential figures to discuss and debate the most important topics.
The multi-page feature centres around an invitationonly roundtable discussion backed by news stories, opinion pieces and spotlights on notable individuals and organisations from the area.
The roundtable event will take place 8 – 10am on 12 June at Pierce Accountants in Blackburn.
View the Blackburn and Darwen media pack here
Sector: Transport and logistics
Logistics is building again in Lancashire. New developments are on the drawing board or emerging from the ground at key sites across
the county, including Botany Bay in Chorley and Frontier Park, Burnley. In this feature we ask what these multi-million pound investments mean for the sector in Lancashire and its economic fortunes.
We will also look at the continuing consolidation in the haulage industry and how Lancashire businesses are taking advantage as they execute their own growth plans through buy and build strategies.
The roundtable debate will take place 8 – 10am on Tuesday 8 June – Venue tbc.
View the transport and logistics media pack here
To get involved please contact us -
Editorial - [email protected]
Advertising - [email protected]
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