The Villager Magazine
Published monthly, "The Villager" is a locally produced magazine covering local interests and events. Published by a small enthusiastic team, it keeps villagers up to date on what is going on, and provides a platform for local businesses to advertise their products and services.
Current and previous versions can be found below. Click on the file you require to download it.
(Some months in 2020 were not published due to COVID-19 restrictions)
Current and previous versions can be found below. Click on the file you require to download it.
(Some months in 2020 were not published due to COVID-19 restrictions)
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The Villager, Minsterworth’s Monthly Magazine - Standards
If you would like to submit an article for the Villager Magazine, please see the required standards for submissions here:
We have a steering group that are trying to broaden The Villager magazine’s content, increase the number of authors/writers and make editing easier. We have come up with a few standards for authors/writers that we’d like to introduce to help us to this end. (These can be found below).
We are also trying to keep the magazine at a regular length of 20 pages which include the front and back cover.
After setting the general standard of one page per article, we acknowledge, that on occasions you may need your article to be longer or shorter. Please let us know in advance if that is the case and we will try to accommodate.
We will have the same standards for those who do ADHOC articles, which we welcome and need to keep the magazine board in its contents.
Please pass this info on to anyone you may know who wants to contribute to the magazine. We are trying to put together a schedule of articles so that we are no longer chasing at the last minute. If you or someone you know wants to do an article, even if it is later on in the year, could you let us know and we can put it into the schedule.
Standards to be Used:
Sharon Ingham
Member of the steering committee
email: [email protected]
Tel: 01452 751283
If you would like to submit an article for the Villager Magazine, please see the required standards for submissions here:
We have a steering group that are trying to broaden The Villager magazine’s content, increase the number of authors/writers and make editing easier. We have come up with a few standards for authors/writers that we’d like to introduce to help us to this end. (These can be found below).
We are also trying to keep the magazine at a regular length of 20 pages which include the front and back cover.
After setting the general standard of one page per article, we acknowledge, that on occasions you may need your article to be longer or shorter. Please let us know in advance if that is the case and we will try to accommodate.
We will have the same standards for those who do ADHOC articles, which we welcome and need to keep the magazine board in its contents.
Please pass this info on to anyone you may know who wants to contribute to the magazine. We are trying to put together a schedule of articles so that we are no longer chasing at the last minute. If you or someone you know wants to do an article, even if it is later on in the year, could you let us know and we can put it into the schedule.
Standards to be Used:
- Use CalIbri font at size 14 (except for headings)
- Keep character count is a maximum 1700 for a full page and 850 for half a page BUT less if including pictures or large headings
- Keep to the agreed space, such as a page, half a page or one paragraph. Headings may be larger but the article in total should not exceed the given space
- Send pictures as JPEG or PNG
- Arrange your layout if you want pictures / logo/ images to go in a particular place or the editor will select the position
- Agree the length and month of your article at least 6 weeks in advance Please send your submission to [email protected]
Sharon Ingham
Member of the steering committee
email: [email protected]
Tel: 01452 751283