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Our Top 10 U.K. Magazines

1. Amateur Photographer 

is the world’s oldest weekly photographic magazine, established in 1884. It is the respected authority for news and reviews, with detailed tests and investigations on the latest equipment.

The weekly contents include interviews and columns from many of the world’s leading photographers and practical technique to inspire and enthuse the devoted readership, to whom taking photos is far more than just a hobby. Essential reading for those interested in buying photographic equipment or wanting advice about improving their picture taking.

2. Change your life

Whether you want to make a few tweaks to the way you live your life or find a completely new way of working, living and being, Change Your Life will help you create the life you really want. You may want to change your job, create a new business, reinvent yourself or the way you’re living your life.

Whatever your quest, this series will inspire you to make the changes that you want, prompt you to answer life changing questions, and take action. We cover everything from how to consciously create a great start, operate with a beginner’s mind and overcome procrastination to inviting you to explore your greatest, grandest dreams. Imagine if you freed yourself to truly ‘think big’ for the future? Let’s pull back the layers shrouding our dreams, stopping them from seeing the light of day. Prosperity, a job we really love, romance and good health – what if you could have it all? 

This Change Your Life series will also help you if your goals seem too lofty and float out of reach. We feature experts who help you go back to basics and take sustainable action by practicing positive practical habits and baby step by baby step start building strong foundations. Change Your Life encourages you to be braver, inch out of your comfort zone, stop procrastinating and crack on with creating a life you love.

3. Modern conflict

Kelsey Publishing’s new Modern Conflict series covers UK military operations in such places as Afghanistan, Sierra Leone and Northern Ireland. Each subject is covered in two parts, packed with unseen pictures. If you are interested in our armed forces, are studying military history or have a relative who served,  this series is a must read.

We launch the publication covering Afghanistan, documenting the soldiers’ exploits in firefights against the Taliban, and detailing the training of the Afghan Army and Police.

4. Best of British Leyland

The golden age of British car manufacturing was definitely the 1950s and 1960s. However, the car makers soon had to consolidate to compete globally, finally coming under one umbrella in the 1970s known simply as British Leyland.

Much maligned and often unloved, the British built cars from this era still built a loyal following and are fondly remembered by enthusiasts to this day. From the publishers of Classic Car Buyer, Classic Car Mart and Classics Monthly, Best of BL is a new quarterly series aimed at celebrating these under-rated classics.

Best of BL is published quarterly and has a cover price of £8.99.

5. 911 & Porsche World

First published in 1990, 911 & Porsche World has forged an enviable reputation as the world’s first and best-selling independent monthly Porsche publication. It’s written by a team of respected writers and photographers, and delivers the most comprehensive coverage of all models in Porsche’s illustrious history.

From the iconic 356 to every generation of 911, from Porsche’s transaxle family of cars to the Boxster, Cayman, Cayenne, Macan and Panamera, 911 & Porsche World has it covered. Packed with star cars, practical guides to owning and maintaining your precious Porsche, exclusive interviews with Porsche professionals, exciting news coverage, project cars, buying guides, reader stories, motorsport reports and much more, 911 & Porsche World is essential reading for any Porsche owner or enthusiast.

Guarantee your copy of the magazine each month by subscribing and get each issue delivered direct to your door at a cost much lower than you’ll find on the newsstand. 911 & Porsche World is published twelve times a year with a cover price of £5.50

6. Banzai

Banzai is packed full of the best show, daily-driven and performance-orientated Japanese vehicles from all over the world.  

Reflecting the diversity and stylish attitude of the Japanese tuning scene, each issue follows the evolving world of Japanese car tuning, modifying and the JDM lifestyle and culture. Banzai is the most-advanced, well-rounded and entertaining Japanese car tuning magazine on the shelves.

Great reasons to subscribe: 
·        Comprehensive show reports  
·        Excellent photography and editorial 
·        Fun-to-read features from all four corners of the globe 
·        Free delivery direct to your door 

7. Good Housekeeping

Monthly women’s magazine featuring articles about women’s interests, product testing by The Good Housekeeping Institute, recipes, diet, and health, as well as literary articles. It published its first issue in 1885, and currently has a circulation of 422,000.

8. Stylist

Distributed free every Wednesday, Stylist is a women’s magazine that first appeared in 2009 as a complement to ShortList. It boasts a circulation of 404,000.

9. Take a Break

Branded as “Britain’s best-selling women’s magazine,” Take a Break is published weekly and has a circulation of 432,000.

10. Woman’s Weekly

A weekly magazine for women, now running for over 100 years. At time of writing, its circulation sat at a touch more than 227,000.