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RA Media Brief April09.Indd media information romseyadvertiser.co.uk with over 18,000 readers, it really is a must-read Mechanical data Issue date Columns Width (mm) Fridays 1 28 readership circulation 2 57.5 Deadlines 3 87 18,522** copies 7,084* copies 4 116.5 5pm Tuesday 5 146 6 175.5 Pagination 7 205 80 pages average 8 234.5 (compact) 9 264 Coverage *ABC Jul-Dec 08 ** JICREG Jan 09 Newsagents, supermarkets, garages & deliveries Romsey Advertiser rates. ROP PROPERTY JOBS OFFICIAL CLASSIFIED Serving the rural town of Romsey, this popular NOTES newspaper has always punched above its weight. With a strong heritage and bold reporting style, the Romsey Advertiser is a must-read for thousands of people. The newspaper’s traditional and reliable pro le continues to be a success. Printed within the Romsey Advertiser is the popular 7 days lifestyle and entertainment section, providing advertisers SCC + VAT: SCC + VAT: SCC + VAT: SCC + VAT: SCC + VAT: with dedicated platforms to promote their business. £2.90 £1.55 £10.15 £11.85 £3.30 For more information call the Retail team on 023 8042 4458 or email [email protected] media information romseyadvertiser.co.uk with over 18,000 readers, it really is a must-read TANGLEY DUNLEY WHITNAL WOOTTON ST LAWRENCE ENFORD STOKE BASINGSTOKE Average Weekly Circulation LUDGERSHALL NEWFOUND HATHERDEN OVERTON ABC Jan-Dec ‘07; 7,084 NETHERAVON TIDWORTH MIDDLE WYKE FREEFOLK FINKLEY WHITCHURCH STEVENTON FIGHELDEAN WINSLADE WEYHILL DUMMER Average Weekly Circulation SHIPTON BELLINGER ANDOVER Average Daily Readership LARKHILL LONGPARISH NUTLEY ABC Jan - Dec ‘07; 7,084 BULFORD QUARLEY AMPORT FORTON A303 WOODMANCOTT JICREG Apr ‘08; 18,508 AMESBURY PALESTINE WHERWELL BRADLEY Average Readership WONSTON JICREG Jan ‘08; 18,522 BOSCOMBE MICHELDEVER OVER WALLOP LECKFORD UPPER WIELD NETTON PORTON NETHER WALLOP CHILBOLTON DOWN SWARRATON MEDSTEAD LOPCOMBE SOUTH WONSTON Reader Demographics: LONGHEDGE MARSH COURT BIGHTON Reader Demographics: FORD BROUGHTON LITTLETON KINGS WORTHY HOUGHTON NEW ALRESFORD A36 PITTON ROPLEY Male; 8,745 (48%) SALISBURY FARLEY WINCHESTER A31 TICHBORNE Male: 8,806 (48%) Female; 9,644 (52%) EAST TYTHERLEY BRAMDEAN Female: 9,701 (52%) ALDERBURY WEST DEAN NUNTON LOCKERLEY BEAUWORTH A 272 ABC1; 12,189 (66%) BRAISHFIELD HURSLEY TWYFORD C2DE; 6,200 (34%) WHITEPARISH AWBRIDGE COLDEN COMMON WARNFORD ABC1: 12,292 (66%) ROMSEY 15-24; 2,167 (12%) REDLYNCH EAST WELLOW CHANDLERS FORD EXTON C2DE: 6,216 (34%) LANDFORD EASTLEIGH MEONSTOKE 25-34; 1,837 (10%) BREAMORE FAIR OAK 35-44; 3,282 (18%) NOMANSLAND ROWNHAMS OWER SOBERTON 15-24: 2,167 (12%) 45-54; 3,455 (19%) GODSHILL WALTHAM CHASE ASHFORD FRITHAM BROOK WEST END 55-64; 3,402 (18%) TOTTON HYDE BARTLEY SOUTHAMPTON NEWTOWN 25-34: 1,837 (10%) 65+; 4,365 (24%) WICKHAM DENMEAD 35-44: 3,282 (18%) IBSLEY 1 MARCHWOOD WHITELEY LINWOOD A3 Source: JICREG October 2008 NETLEY 45-54: 3,455 (19%) LYNDHURST HYTHE SOUTHWICK LINFORD FAREHAM WIDLEY 55-64: 3,402 (18%) RINGWOOD WARSASH BURLEY HOLBURY HILSEA 65+: 4,365 (24%) BROCKENHURST BEAULIEU MATCHAMS CALSHOT HOLMSLEY EXBURY LEE-ON-THE-SOLENT GOSPORT Source: JICREG April 2008 AVON SWAY PILLEY For more information call the Retail team on 023 8042 4458 or email [email protected] The combined weekly readership figure for the Hampshire Chronicle and Romsey Advertiser = 64,000 (Source: JICREG Apr ’08).
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