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The Harp is a free monthly magazine targeted at the Irish community; the
content mainly consists of local and Irish news with sections dedicated
to sport, movies, food and drink. Around 10,000 copies are distributed in the West Midlands, the East Midlands and the north-west; the readership is roughly 28,000, most of whom are first, second or third generation Irish migrants. |
| 17 Glenavon Road B14 5DD - 0121 430 7773 - Map |
| Kashmir Post (Top) |
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The Kashmir Post is a free weekly Urdu paper based on the Kings Road
in Tyseley; it targets the Asian community in the West Midlands and is
distributed through grocery stores, supermarkets and mosques. By focusing on a particular demographic, the Kashmir Post can generate an income by selling advertising space to major clients such as NHS Direct, Lloyds TSB and Birmingham City Council. The Kashmir Post aims to to be "an educator, communicator and adviser" and informs its readership of day-to-day issues affecting the Urdu-speaking community |
| 205 Kings Road B11 2AA - 0121 208 0857 - Map |
| Christadelphian Magazine (Top) |
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The Christadelphian is a monthly bible magazine published by the
Christadelphian Publishing and Magazine Association which is based on
Shaftmoor Lane in Hall Green. The Christadelphians believe in the discovery of truth about life and God through personal bible study. The magazine was established by Robert Roberts: a Scot who moved to Birmingham in 1864; he was the magazine's first editor from 1864 until his death in 1898. |
| 404 Shaftmoor Lane B28 8SZ - 0121 777 6328 - Map |
| The Jazz Rag (Top) |
| The Jazz Rag is a bi-monthly specialist music magazine owned by the Big Bear Music Group which is based in the Rotton Park area of Edgbaston. |
| PO Box 944 @ Edgbaston B16 8UT - 0121 454 7020 - Map |
| Vale Mail (Top) |
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Vale Mail is a free monthly community newspaper distributed to around
4,100 households in the Castle Vale area of north-east Birmingham.
The paper, which has an estimated readership of around 8,500, is published by Headline Media: a charitable organisation based on the lower ground floor of Topcliffe House on Hawkinge Drive in Castle Vale. |
| Hawkinge Drive B35 6BT - 0121 749 1343 - Map |
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