By Harry Mottram: Free to thousands of homes in the city and at selected outlets the September issue of Bath Voice has hit the streets – and of course you can read it here. Packed with what’s on, events, theatre listings, sporting fixtures, news, views, features and much more the collective audience of the newspaper in print and online is well over 110,000 – so a perfect place to advertise your business as well. In this issue there’s news of a talk on Debbie Harry, plans to return trams to Bath, the debate over Post Offices opening and closing – and news of plans to speed up the completion of the Bath Rugby Stadium. This is my last issue as editor – I’m handing over to the fabulous Gianina Turner after six years in the hot seat – so you will be in good hands. It’s been a blast! Cheers, Harry x
Bath Voice Monthly Newspaper is distributed free to thousands of homes and some supermarkets – distributed from the first of the month or a few days before.
Gianina Turner is the News Editor
Email her at news@bathvoice.co.uk Bath website: https://bathvoice.co.uk/news/
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The former editor Harry Mottram is a freelance journalist with his own website with more stories on a variety of subjects at https://www.harrymottram.co.uk/
Bath Voice and Local Democracy Reporters
The journalists are funded by the BBC as part of its latest Charter commitment, but are employed by regional news organisations. A total of 165 reporters are allocated to news organisations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland including Bath Voice. These organisations range from television and radio stations to online media companies and established regional newspaper groups. Local Democracy Reporters cover top-tier local authorities, second-tier local authorities and other public service organisations.