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Carly Ledbetter is a senior reporter at HuffPost UK, specializing in lifestyle, entertainment, and celebrity news. Her work frequently examines the British royal family’s evolving role and its intersection with contemporary culture.
With a career spanning high-profile coverage at HuffPost UK, Ledbetter remains a vital voice for stories that bridge tradition and modernity.
As Grazia’s contributing editor and host of the 5M-download In Writing podcast, Crisell maps the intersection of lifestyle, culture, and creativity. Her work combines rigorous research with narrative experimentation, making her essential reading for understanding millennial/Gen-Z cultural shifts.
"Redefined lifestyle journalism for the algorithmic age" – MediaWeek 2024
With a 72% open rate on her Substack newsletter and frequent BBC Radio 4 appearances, Crisell’s work bridges academic insight and mainstream accessibility. Her upcoming book with Granta expands on podcast interviews with Margaret Atwood and Malcolm Gladwell.
As Features Editor at Marie Claire UK, Proudfoot architects narratives that dissect power structures through lifestyle lenses. Her work intersects three core domains:
Assistant Editor at Grazia UK, Jessica Barrett merges celebrity analysis with cultural critique, offering nuanced perspectives on power, gender, and media ethics. Her work spans:
"The best pitches make me rethink a cultural ‘given’ – if your idea doesn’t have a ‘why now?’ angle, keep workshopping."
Taylor Swift Has Endorsed Kamala Harris – Here’s Why Her Political Allegiance Is So Vital
Amber Heard Has Been ‘Exiled’ From Hollywood – Inside Her ‘Tortured’ Post-Johnny Depp Life
Brad Pitt’s messy divorces and legal battles haven’t hurt his career – but they might explain why Angelina Jolie hasn’t been nominated for an Oscar
Laura Hampson is Deputy Lifestyle Editor at The Independent, where she leads coverage of luxury travel, beauty innovation, and cultural trends. With a career spanning bridal journalism at Cosmopolitan to royal wedding reporting for Evening Standard, she combines rigorous research with accessible storytelling.
“Whitney Houston’s ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ is the ultimate get-people-on-the-dance-floor tune.” – Hampson on crafting celebratory narratives
Awarded Journalist of the Year at the 2018 Venus Awards, Hampson’s work balances trendspotting with societal analysis, making her a trusted voice in lifestyle media.
From a resort on a private island to the world’s first underwater hotel room: The definitive guide to where to stay in the Maldives
This powerful IPL hair removal device promises a 98% hair reduction in just four weeks
No longer a fashion faux pas: Heart-shaped jewellery is back in a major way
Lizzie Mulherin is a UK-based journalist and brand strategist contributing to the Daily Express, Marie Claire, and premium lifestyle platforms. With 15 years of global experience, she specializes in:
“I’m here to help you stand out—whether through journalism that challenges norms or brand copy that refuses to settle.” — Lizzie Mulherin
Lorraine Candy (b. 1972) is a UK-based journalist specializing in midlife women's health, intergenerational parenting dynamics, and lifestyle innovation. With 30+ years at major publications including The Sunday Times and ELLE, she combines investigative reporting with personal narrative across multiple platforms.
financial planning, celebrity gossip
Michelle Nightingale brings two decades of lifestyle journalism experience to Yours Magazine, specializing in:
Recent engagement highlights include pioneering Yours’ first augmented reality style guide and maintaining a 92% reader satisfaction score for actionable advice pieces.
Olivia Petter is an award-winning UK journalist and author shaping conversations about gender, power, and culture across multiple platforms. Currently a columnist and podcast host for The Independent, her work blends sharp social commentary with rigorous reporting.
Journalists seeking collaboration should focus on pitches that combine cultural analysis with social justice frameworks, avoiding superficial celebrity gossip or lifestyle tips.
Paisley Gilmour (Cosmopolitan UK) reshapes sexual wellness discourse through evidence-based journalism that bridges academic research and mainstream audiences. As the 2024 Sexual Health Media Award winner, she specializes in:
“The future of sexual wellness lies in democratizing access to pleasure education—no more whispered conversations in dimly lit rooms.” (2025 SHMA acceptance speech)
As lead writer for The Parent Social and contributor to Family Traveller, Hutchings has redefined modern parenting journalism through her unique corporate-strategy lens. Her work bridges demographic research with intimate family portraits, particularly focusing on:
Successful pitches demonstrate:
"The best parenting solutions emerge from collective wisdom, not top-down prescriptions," Hutchings notes in her 2024 TEDx talk on community-driven journalism.
As Lifestyle & Digital Editor at YOU Magazine and founder of an inclusive sewing pattern empire, Hines operates at the nexus of practical living journalism and size-inclusive design innovation. Her work consistently demonstrates three core principles:
Notable Achievement: Her Median Knickers pattern has been adopted by 14 prison rehabilitation programs worldwide, teaching inmates marketable sewing skills while providing affordable underwear solutions.
As Lifestyle Editor of Woman & Home, Tamara Kelly specializes in translating high-design concepts into accessible consumer guidance. With 22+ years in interiors journalism, her work focuses on three core areas:
"Kelly has redefined how mainstream media covers home brands – her reviews drive purchasing decisions more effectively than traditional ads." — 2024 Home Retail Trends Report
Aldi's on-trend pistachio green air fryer is just £29.99 – stylish and affordable, I had to get one
Aldi's Stand Mixer is back, it rivals KitchenAid's classic design but costs £500 less
7 key interior design trends for spring 2025 to give your decor a seasonal refresh
As The Guardian’s Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Zoe Wood has redefined how British media covers household economics. Her reporting spans three core areas:
“The best consumer journalism doesn’t just report problems – it maps solutions.” – Zoe Wood
Anna Davis serves as Education Editor and Deputy Campaigns Editor at London's Evening Standard, where she shapes national conversations about educational equity and social policy. With over 300 bylines since 2015, her work sits at the intersection of classroom realities and systemic reform.
"Education isn't just about classrooms—it's the foundation of our social contract."
Maintenance loans should increase and grants for poorer students reintroduced, universities say
Anthony Horowitz is one of our most successful authors, but he is not sure if he can continue to write children’s books because of attacks on artistic freedom
Relationship workshops in schools help cut violence against women
Anna Hart is a UK-based travel and culture journalist whose work for The Daily Telegraph, Gourmet Traveller Australia, and her Substack newsletter redefines modern travel narratives. With 15+ years of experience, she specializes in slow travel, community-driven tourism, and the intersection of mental wellness with wanderlust.
Recent recognitions include a 2024 ALPSP publishing innovation nomination for her Substack’s shoppable guides and a 2022 Discovery Channel award for food tourism documentation. Hart is currently writing Homes, a book exploring global migration through housing design.
Women’s America’s Cup was a step forward – but is not endgame for female sailors
More and more Millennial and Gen Z travellers are heading off on package tours – but it’s not because they’re lonely
beauty, hair & skin stuff i've loved in 2025
As Contributing Fashion & News Editor for marie claire Australia based in London, Bree McDonald specializes in:
"The best stories live where material culture meets human behavior."
As Acting Executive Editor of Glamour UK, Camilla Kay oversees content strategy for one of Britain’s most influential lifestyle publications. With dual expertise in beauty and travel journalism, she curates experiences that blend luxury with cultural authenticity.
As Senior Commissioning Editor for Travel at The Times and Sunday Times, Cathy Adams shapes global conversations about sustainable luxury travel and aviation innovation. Her 15-year career spans:
Successful pitches combine:
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Charlotte Cripps (Senior Culture Writer, The Independent) specializes in dissecting how societal shifts impact personal lives. Her beat spans health, lifestyle, and culture, with a focus on:
Notable Achievements:
We recommend focusing pitches to Charlotte Griffiths at The Mail on Sunday around these core areas:
"The best stories live where pageantry meets PowerPoint - show me the data behind the drama." - Griffiths on modern journalism (2024)
Specializes in celebrity news...
As a leading voice in UK beauty journalism, Chloe Burcham combines scientific rigor with cultural analysis across Women’s Health UK, Grazia, and Stylist. Her work sits at the intersection of:
Successful pitches to Burcham often include:
Recent accolades include the 2024 PPA Digital Journalist Award for her augmented reality beauty investigations. Avoid fitness/nutrition angles unless directly tied to skin/hair health outcomes.
Chloe Gray (Women's Health UK, Marie Claire, Stylist) is a leading voice in health equity reporting, specializing in the intersection of women's physiology and systemic barriers to care. Her work bridges clinical research, fitness innovation, and workplace policy reform.
People with endometriosis earn less – after my diagnostic surgery I couldn’t work for weeks. Here’s why workplaces must do better'
Trust me, I'm a fitness trainer - why the 5-10-15 workout could be the most efficient way to improve strength and fitness'
The real reason why you keep getting a stitch when running'
As What Car?’s sub-editor since 2018, Haining specializes in translating technical specifications into buyer-focused narratives. His work straddles three core areas:
"Approach pitches as collaborative storytelling – Haining wants to guide readers through discovery, not deliver verdicts."
Ciara McGinley has emerged as the UK's leading wellness journalist through her unique synthesis of meditation expertise and rigorous health reporting. Currently contributing to Good Housekeeping, Woman & Home, and Marie Claire UK, her work focuses on three core areas:
With her dual expertise as a certified meditation teacher and health editor, McGinley occupies a unique position at the intersection of traditional wellness wisdom and technological innovation. Her work continues to shape consumer understanding of achievable mindfulness in modern lifestyles.
I tried the Oura Ring for a month - here's what I learnt about this celebrity-favourite fitness tracker
This app promises to be game-changing for your sleep and energy levels - what I thought after testing for a month
How to practice manifestation before sleep
As Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, Daisy Murray has redefined luxury reporting for the TikTok generation. Her work bridges high fashion with conscious consumerism, specializing in:
Notable Achievements:
This outdoor journalism veteran shapes UK hillwalking culture through TGO Magazine and international guidebooks. His work prioritizes:
Pitching requires demonstrating field expertise - Neilson routinely verifies claims through personal gear testing and route validation. Avoid urban outdoor fitness trends or glamping concepts, which fall outside his remit.
David Nicholls is a UK-based journalist specializing in architectural preservation and interior design for House & Garden (UK). His work explores how historic homes adapt to modern living through thoughtful renovations that balance heritage and functionality.
With an estimated 85% of his bylines focusing on residential architecture, Nicholls remains a vital voice for professionals working at the intersection of history and contemporary design.
This former Mercury Prize judge turned endurance sports specialist brings music journalism's narrative depth to running culture. At Runner's World UK, Smyth's "Human Race" column dissects the sport through anthropological lenses while maintaining scientific rigor.
Deborah Joseph is an award-winning UK journalist specializing in beauty, lifestyle, and cultural analysis. Currently contributing to The Times and Daily Mail, she’s best known for redefining women’s media during her tenure as Glamour UK’s Editor-in-Chief (2016–2023).
Notable Achievement: Led Glamour UK to its first-ever PPA Digital Award (2021) for "excellence in audience engagement."
Discovering Bhutan: A Kingdom Where Happiness Is Measured Differently
Digital Transformation in Women’s Media: A Conversation with Deborah Joseph
From Beauty Ideals to Empowering Stories: A Conversation with Glamour's UK Editor-in-Chief, Deborah Joseph
For those seeking to engage Jones, note her quarterly editorial calendar peaks around major events like the Badminton Horse Trials and Burghley Horse Trials. Her work remains essential reading for anyone invested in the future of equestrian sports and animal husbandry.
Loved to the very end: sad farewell to ‘incredibly special’ Olympic horse aged 25
41 neglected horses including pregnant mares and foals removed from breeder in ‘very sad case’
‘A true gentleman’ of a horse who taught riders, modelled and met royals honoured with posthumous award
Currently shaping health narratives at Healthy Magazine, Hughes brings unique value through:
"The most compelling health stories live at the intersection of personal transformation and community impact."
As the UK's foremost authority on intergenerational resilience, Gleadhill decodes developmental psychology for modern families. Her work at The Parent Practice synthesizes 22 years of classroom experience with clinical research, creating actionable strategies for emotional wellbeing.
Emma McCarthy is a leading UK fashion and lifestyle journalist currently serving as Acting Associate Editor at Grazia, where she oversees print and digital content. With over a decade of experience—including roles at the Evening Standard and contributions to Victoria Beckham’s brand—she specializes in translating runway trends into wearable advice for mainstream audiences.
This Sun journalist masterfully bridges industry analysis with accessible entertainment coverage. Her work focuses on:
Focus on stories that reveal:
With over a decade of experience across UK national titles, Pietras brings both rigor and readability to complex cultural topics. Her features stand out for balancing critical analysis with warm, conversational tone.
As Senior Style Writer for Bauer Media’s heat, Closer, and Bella, White dominates UK high street fashion coverage with particular emphasis on:
Recent Impact: Her leopard print coat analysis drove a 214% sales increase for Mango’s animal print category within 72 hours of publication.
As Group Health Director for Future PLC’s flagship publications including Woman & Home, Faye M Smith has redefined women’s health journalism through:
"Smith’s work emphasizes empowerment through education rather than fear-based narratives."
With over 2.3 million monthly readers across platforms, Smith’s work continues to shape how British women engage with health information. Her editorial philosophy prioritizes accessibility without compromising medical accuracy – a balance that makes her one of the most impactful health journalists working today.
Hugh Thomas is a UK-based freelance food journalist specializing in sustainable dining, restaurant industry trends, and craft beverages. His work for Zagat, Ferment, and Wicked Leeks combines rigorous data analysis with cultural storytelling, often focusing on how global crises reshape local food systems.
“A thoughtful writer who makes the economics of turnips compelling.” – Matt Eley, Founder of inapub
As British Vogue's Beauty & Wellness Editor, Hannah Coates combines scientific rigor with consumer-focused analysis across three key areas:
Recent recognition includes the 2023 Jasmine Award for Digital Excellence and Welltodo's Global Wellness Influencer title. Coates continues shaping industry standards through her unique blend of scientific literacy and consumer advocacy.
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As Editor-in-Chief of Grazia UK, Hattie Brett has redefined women’s media through her signature blend of high-low cultural analysis and policy-focused advocacy. With 20+ years in journalism, she’s become a trusted voice on:
Brett seeks stories that:
This Falkirk Herald journalist specializes in documenting how traditional institutions adapt to modern Britain. With roots in educational publishing, Ward brings unique commercial awareness to cultural reporting.
"Ward's stories consistently ask: How do we honor the past while building sustainable community futures?"
As Assistant TV Editor at The Guardian, Hollie Richardson has redefined entertainment journalism through sociological lenses. Her work examines how media consumption patterns reflect and shape collective mental health, gender dynamics, and cultural values.
Do: Frame entertainment trends as indicators of societal shifts – e.g., how dating show formats reflect changing gender norms
Avoid: Celebrity-focused pitches without cultural analysis hooks
Richardson’s influence persists through her commitment to rigorous cultural analysis that challenges both media creators and consumers to engage more thoughtfully with entertainment ecosystems.
As Multiplatform Editor for Men’s Health UK and Men’s Fitness UK, Williams has redefined modern fitness coverage through his unique blend of:
As Senior Fashion Writer for Who What Wear UK, Isabel Mundigo-Moore redefines style journalism through the lens of sustainability. Her work—spanning 150+ bylines—champions circular design, material innovation, and equitable supply chains while avoiding luxury fetishization.
“Authenticity isn’t an aesthetic—it’s about tracing every thread back to its origin.”
Pitches should align with her academic rigor (MA, London College of Fashion) and focus on measurable environmental impact. Always include third-party certifications and highlight underrepresented designers.
Jacob Lewis brings two decades of investigative rigor to travel journalism, currently writing for The Sun with a UK-focused lens. His work bridges consumer advocacy and cultural analysis, particularly in aviation innovation and transportation policy.
With a history of impactful consumer campaigns and multinational reporting experience, Lewis remains a vital voice for travelers navigating complex global systems.
As Associate Travel Editor for The Times and Sunday Times, Coad curates luxury travel content emphasizing cultural authenticity and sustainable practices. Her work bridges:
Josephine Fairley stands at the forefront of ethical beauty and conscious consumerism journalism. As co-founder of Beauty Bible and creator of Green & Black’s chocolate, her work bridges artisanal craftsmanship with scientific innovation.
“The future of beauty lies in marrying ancient wisdom with cutting-edge science.”
Julie Henry is an award-nominated education and lifestyle journalist at The London Standard, specializing in youth development and equitable policy. Her work bridges academic research and public discourse, particularly on:
Pitching Insights:
Recent impactful work includes a Telegraph investigation into civil service hiring reforms and a Standard series on London’s apprenticeship boom. Henry’s reporting has influenced UK parliamentary debates on education funding and workplace inclusivity standards.
Advising teens about their future can be a challenge for any parent, but help is at hand says Julie Henry
Facing disadvantages or living with neurodiversity can make taking the next step harder. Julie Henry explores how teenagers with challenges are getting access to work experience, employment and education
Job applicants to the Department for Work and Pensions are being supplied with interview questions in advance to boost inclusivity and reduce anxiety
As Hearst UK's Ecommerce Editor overseeing Cosmopolitan, Red, and Prima, Kara Kia has redefined how millennials and Gen-Z approach accessible luxury. Her work bridges high fashion aspirations with real-world budgets through:
"Show me how your product solves multiple style challenges simultaneously."
Recent Achievements:
Kate Blincoe is a UK-based journalist and author specializing in environmental storytelling, sustainable living, and nature writing. Her work appears in The Guardian, Resurgence & Ecologist, and her personal blog, where she merges scientific insight with lyrical prose.
As literary editor and cultural commentator for The Guardian, Katy Guest shapes conversations about literature's role in societal change. Her work focuses on:
With 14 years' experience at major outlets, Guest brings academic rigor to cultural journalism while maintaining accessibility for general readers.
As Editor-in-Chief of Top Santé (UK’s leading women’s health magazine since 1993), Katy Sunnassee specializes in translating complex hormonal science into actionable lifestyle strategies. Her work focuses on three pillars:
Successful pitches should:
"Midlife health isn’t about fighting aging – it’s about mastering your new biological reality." – Sunnassee’s editorial philosophy
Recent Recognition: 2024 Women’s Health Leadership Award (UK Medical Journalists’ Association) for advancing conversations about late-diagnosed ADHD in perimenopause.
This Wales-based journalist crafts narratives that bridge personal health experiences with cultural identity. Her work for The Western Mail and regional Reach PLC publications emphasizes:
Successful outreach should:
"Her prescription charge investigation changed how Welsh policymakers discuss medication affordability." - Health Editor, Reach PLC
Krissy Turner redefines accessible fashion journalism through her work as Shopping Editor at The Telegraph. With a decade of experience across Britain’s top style publications, she specializes in:
“Real style isn’t about price tags – it’s about understanding how clothes make people feel powerful in their everyday lives.”
Recent recognitions include the 2024 FMA Changemaker Award for boosting BIPOC designers and a PPA Digital Journalism nomination for AR integration. Turner’s work continues to bridge the gap between catwalk aspirations and real-world budgets.
As Contributing Editor at ELLE UK, Jordan deciphers high fashion for intellectually curious readers. Her work sits at the intersection of:
Notable Achievements:
As Cosmopolitan UK’s former Senior Fashion & Beauty Writer, Laura Capon redefined inclusive beauty journalism. Her work bridges high-fashion analysis with accessible style guidance, particularly championing:
Capon seeks stories that:
Recent achievements include the 2024 Beauty Journalism Excellence Award and creating Cosmopolitan’s first disability-inclusive beauty guide. Her author profile remains essential reading for brands aiming to connect with Gen Z and millennial audiences.
Laura Mason crafts family-focused travel narratives for UK outlet Family Traveller, specializing in outdoor accessibility and intergenerational bonding. Her work avoids luxury tropes, instead emphasizing attainable adventures. Recent articles on The Trek highlight Appalachian Trail experiences, reinforcing her expertise in long-distance hiking.
With over 20 years in beauty journalism, Laura Pearson brings rigorous analysis to product reviews and trend forecasting. Her current work for Who What Wear UK and Scottish Woman Magazine emphasizes sustainable innovation and practical parenting solutions.
Lauren Clark is a UK-based wellness specialist contributing to Women's Health UK, Woman & Home, and her Substack Featured Publication Well, Actually.... With a decade of experience, she's become a trusted voice in:
"The best health journalism doesn't just inform – it empowers readers to become advocates for their own wellbeing."
Halle Berry says testosterone helped her menopause symptoms – why it could be the missing piece to the menopause puzzle
The surprising link between cannabis and better orgasms – how weed can improve your sex life
Naples on a budget: Pizza, castles and negronis in Italy’s fiery southern gem
Lauren Hughes is a UK-based fashion and lifestyle journalist currently contributing to Marie Claire UK, GoodTo, and premium travel publications. With 14 years' experience from local reporting to digital editorship at woman&home, she specializes in:
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Recent recognitions include 2024 PPA Digital Award shortlisting for social video innovation and 2023 Travel Media Awards finalist placement for ethical tourism reporting. Hughes maintains particular interest in brands bridging the gap between sustainability and accessibility.
Lizzie Edmonds is the Celebrity Correspondent for London’s Evening Standard, specializing in A-list culture, royal affairs, and parenting trends. With over a decade at the publication, she’s renowned for:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have finally reached a settlement following eight years of divorce proceedings
Doona X review: Is the updated cult car seat worth the money?
From Sienna Miller to Kylie Jenner: Here’s what celebrities are buying their little bundles of joy
As founder of Welldoing.org and columnist for major UK outlets, Chunn has redefined public conversations about therapy access. Her work focuses on three pillars:
Lucy Partington is a leading UK beauty journalist specializing in evidence-based skincare, affordable product innovation, and ethical consumerism. With bylines in The Independent, British Vogue, and Cosmopolitan, she translates complex dermatological research into accessible advice for mainstream audiences.
“Lucy’s work redefines beauty journalism by insisting that rigor and accessibility coexist.” — British Beauty Council, 2024
BBC Radio 4's specialist in dissecting healthcare's human dimensions, Mintz transforms medical data into societal mirrors. His work straddles:
As The Telegraph’s senior environmental writer, Appleby specializes in:
"The most impactful stories sit at the intersection of personal action and systemic change."
Be warned, your trendy olive tree might come with a free snake
From AI-designed gardens to re-thinking rewilding – here’s what to have on your radar this year
How to help to halt the loss of bird, insect and wildlife species, whether you have a large garden, a courtyard or simply a window box
Meggie Foster has carved a niche as a digital creator specializing in relatable comedy content across TikTok and Instagram. Her work focuses on:
Those seeking traditional journalism credentials should note Foster's portfolio shows no evidence of news reporting or investigative work. Her influence lies in entertainment rather than news media.
This Cornwall-based creative documentarian specializes in:
Pitch Considerations:
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This Cornwall-based artist-documentarian maps the intersection of:
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Nick Carvell is a UK-based journalist specializing in men’s fashion, luxury design, and sustainable consumption. As a Contributing Fashion Editor for British GQ and Head of Content at Walpole British Luxury, his work bridges high craftsmanship with accessible style education.
With bylines in The Guardian and Mr. Porter, Carvell’s expertise lies in dissecting the stories behind garments and scents, making him a pivotal voice for brands prioritizing transparency and innovation.
Nick Dalton crafts narratives at the intersection of transportation and destination experiences. Currently contributing to The Travel Magazine, his work emphasizes:
The Guardian's feature writer specializes in mapping the intersection of urban environments and human psychology. Her work combines literary analysis with ethnographic observation, creating nuanced portraits of contemporary life.
Peter Dyke is a UK-based entertainment journalist for the Daily Star, where he covers celebrity culture, reality TV, and pop culture with a satirical edge. His work reflects the publication’s shift toward humor-driven commentary, often critiquing modern societal trends while engaging a broad audience.
Dyke’s career exemplifies the balance between tabloid appeal and incisive commentary, making him a key voice for stories that entertain and provoke thought.
Phoebe McDowell shapes luxury lifestyle narratives as Beauty and Interiors Director for The Sunday Times Style, with previous tenure at Grazia UK. Her signature blend of market analysis and cultural commentary makes her an essential voice in:
Commercial architecture, Budget consumer goods
This UK-based journalist specializes in making complex money matters accessible to everyday consumers. With two decades at publications like Moneywise and The Telegraph, Lacey has become a trusted voice on:
Lacey prioritizes stories with:
Find her latest work in:
An award-winning journalist and memoirist, Schiller bridges personal narrative with systemic analysis across:
"I’m drawn to stories where the personal and political tangle like morning glory through a neglected fence." — Schiller on her editorial approach
Rebecca Schiller had visions of a simpler rural lifestyle but the more she tried to find that peace the more she felt out of control
A Q&A with Author Rebecca Schiller on Her Neurodivergent Memoir
Work Matters: Rebecca Schiller - writer, doula, trustee & runs retreats
Rhik Samadder mergles cultural criticism with intimate personal storytelling across The Guardian, GQ, and bestselling memoirs. As both practitioner and commentator, he’s redefined wellness journalism through:
Recent recognitions include judging the 2024 Nero Book Awards and adapting his memoir for film. His work continues influencing both media and mental health advocacy circles through its unique integration of personal vulnerability and cultural insight.
Rosa Bertoli, Design Editor at Wallpaper*, shapes global conversations about material culture and spatial storytelling. Based in London with Italian roots, her work bridges European craftsmanship traditions with Asia’s evolving design lexicon.
Step inside the new Molteni & C Shanghai flagship, where Brutalism meets refinement
First Look: Remsen reframes ageing through design. ‘As you age, you should want the things you need’
Riga Marathon medals by Germans Ermičs celebrate the democratic nature of running
As Deputy Digital Editor at Red Magazine UK, Sarah Ilston has carved a niche in evidence-based wellness journalism with strong fashion and empowerment throughlines. Her unique background - transitioning from fast fashion design to media - informs an editorial approach that values technical literacy and personal transformation narratives.
Sarah Karmali is the Multiplatform Director of Harper's Bazaar UK, where she oversees digital strategy while maintaining an active portfolio in luxury fashion and travel journalism. With 15+ years at Condé Nast and Hearst UK, she has become a leading analyst of haute couture processes and sustainable luxury practices.
As Global Brand Director for Future PLC's design portfolio, Sarah Spiteri shapes international interior trends through Livingetc and affiliated publications. Her work combines historical analysis with cutting-edge material science, making her essential reading for design professionals and enthusiasts alike.
"Great design journalism doesn't just document trends – it anticipates how we'll live."
– Sarah Spiteri, BSME acceptance speech
As Editor-in-Chief of Red Magazine (UK), Tomczak curates content for professional women seeking sophistication without pretense. Her work emphasizes:
For pitches aligning with her coastal living beat, include local partnership details or community impact metrics. Tomczak prioritizes brands demonstrating year-round commitment to maritime regions over seasonal pop-ups.
Sian Griffiths is the Education & Parenting Editor at The Sunday Times, specializing in systemic education challenges and family-centric social issues. With a career spanning investigative journalism, documentary filmmaking, and literary nonfiction, she brings a multidisciplinary lens to stories about learning innovation and intergenerational dynamics.
Simon Binns is a digital communications strategist and award-winning journalist currently serving as Head of Content Development for the UK Government Digital Service. With 15+ years experience across regional news, viral media, and public sector communications, he specializes in:
When approaching Binns with story ideas:
pure technology reviews, partisan politics
As The Independent's foremost travel authority, Simon Calder combines boots-on-the-ground reporting with consumer advocacy. His work prioritizes:
Calder's influence stems from maintaining what he calls "the cheap seats perspective" – ensuring travel remains accessible while demanding industry transparency. His 30-year refusal of complimentary services establishes unparalleled credibility in travel journalism.
Simone Castello stands at the intersection of journalism and digital innovation. Currently contributing to The Yuan’s tech analysis vertical, her work explores:
With 15+ years spanning BBC journalism and digital strategy leadership, Castello brings unique perspective to media’s evolving role in the information age.
Tilly Hemingway merges architectural rigor with accessible design as Creative Director at Hemingway Design and founder of Tilly Hemingway Ceramics. Based in London, her work spans urban regeneration, brutalist preservation, and functional ceramics, with features in The Telegraph, City A.M., and Absolutely Magazines.
Toby Wiseman is Managing Director of Content at Hearst UK, overseeing editorial strategy for Men’s Health, Esquire, and other flagship brands. A veteran journalist specializing in health policy and men’s wellness, his work bridges academic research and public discourse.
‘Lack of Investment in the NHS Is a Political Failure,’ Says Dr Jennifer Dixon
NHS England Wants to Switch Antidepressant Pills for Art Classes – Here's Why That's a Waste of Time
Is This the Greenest, Healthiest, & Best Burger on the Planet?
Tom Chesshyre is a UK-based travel writer and journalist specializing in slow travel narratives and transport infrastructure analysis. Currently writing for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, his work combines immersive storytelling with policy examination across three core beats:
"The best journeys aren't measured in miles, but in moments of human connection."
With 13 published books and 25+ years at major UK outlets, Chesshyre brings unique perspective to travel journalism. His recent work on Britain's rail network (2023-2024) has influenced parliamentary discussions on regional connectivity funding.
Tom Ford, Associate Editor at TopGear Magazine, stands at the forefront of automotive journalism with a focus on technological innovation and sustainable mobility. Based in the UK with global influence, his work bridges enthusiast culture and industry disruption.
With accolades from the Guild of Motoring Writers and Pirelli, Ford’s work continues shaping how consumers and manufacturers approach the mobility revolution. His upcoming Hard Cell series on Motortrend explores solid-state battery development across three continents.
As Wallpaper*'s longest-serving editor (2003-2018) and current contributing editor, Chambers shapes global design discourse through:
Achievement Spotlight: Curated 14 Wallpaper* Handmade exhibitions at Salone del Mobile, generating €380M in designer-manufacturer partnerships since 2010.
With over two decades at The Belfast Telegraph and Heat Magazine, Brankin has mastered the art of blending celebrity journalism with cultural analysis. Her work sits at the intersection of entertainment reporting and literary criticism, offering unique insights into Northern Ireland’s evolving identity.
Specializing in ethical outdoor practices, Vicky Sartain shapes camping discourse through Camping Magazine and national publications. Her work balances technical expertise with environmental advocacy.
“Sartain’s reporting doesn’t just inform campers—it transforms how the industry operates.” - Outdoor Media Awards Committee, 2024
Mastering Four-Season Camping: Essential Gear for Year-Round Adventures
Sustainable Caravanning: Reducing Your Environmental Footprint on the Road
Hidden Trails: Exploring Lesser-Known Walking Routes in Trust Properties
Victoria Woodhall is a leading wellness journalist and Editorial Director at Get The Gloss, where she decodes health science for mainstream audiences. With bylines in Women’s Health, Daily Mail Inspire, and her book Everyone Try Yoga, she specializes in:
Woodhall seeks:
“The best stories help readers feel empowered, not overwhelmed.” — Victoria Woodhall, 2024 interview
Recent recognition includes the 2023 Health Journalist of the Year award for her COVID-era mental health reporting. Her work reaches 1.2M monthly readers across platforms, with particularly high engagement among women aged 28–45 seeking science-backed lifestyle changes.
As a senior contributor to Android Police and established voice in UK tech journalism, Crossland specializes in making complex consumer technology accessible through rigorous testing and real-world use case analysis.
With 600+ bylines across premier tech publications and recognition from Google’s developer relations team, Crossland combines product expertise with actionable consumer advice. Her work particularly resonates with Android users seeking to maximize their device investments.
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Start by identifying your desired topic and region for your press release. Then, use PressContact to find the right media list that matches the criteria. You can also get a customised, specific list for your needs, just contact our PR experts for help.
For any help with finding a list, advice for a campaign, or any other questions, the fastest way is to email us. Write to PressContact's support team at support@presscontact.co.
Our support team replies within a few hours, and at maximum, 24-36 hours. You can fill the contact form on our website too!
We built PressContact while staying committed to ensuring that all journalist contact information is updated daily. Thus, users get access to the most up-to-date and accurate journalist contact information thanks to our proprietary AI system.
It scours news articles across the web to identify the main topics journalists cover. Further, our team of experts manually curates and updates our database on a regular basis.
Once you make a purchase on our platform, your media list will be automatically downloaded. Need to download it again? You can access it from your dashboard! Still have concerns with your purchase? Contact our support team, and rest assured, they'll reply ASAP.
A media list is a database of journalists' contact information that helps businesses and individuals find relevant journalists to pitch and contact. At PressContact, our team of experts and AI made for PR come together to make media lists. They curate and rank journalists according to their relevance for our users specific needs.