The Herald produces the annual Visit Hythe leaflet which includes a map of the village, a listing of the cruise liners docking throughout the summer and advertisements from shops, cafes and places to stay in Hythe and the local area. The leaflet is distributed to places to stay, attractions, businesses and TICs within an hour’s drive of the village. Click here to view the current leaflet.
The Herald stocks a range of local history and interest books focussing on the New Forest, Southampton and surrounding areas, along with titles written by local authors; including fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, memoirs and poetry.
The Herald is pleased to offer a unique range of souvenirs depicting Hythe, The Promenade and the famous Hythe Ferry. Included in the range is postcards, prints, a magnet, mug, coaster, a keyring and cotton shopping bags, all sourced and printed in the U.K. Our Souvenirs can also be purchased from the Hythe Ferry Office.
The Herald offers A4 and A3 photocopying including colour. A4 and A3 laminating and also a faxing service. These services are available 9am-3pm Monday to Friday.
Located right opposite the entrance to Hythe Pier and Ferry and adjacent to the main village bus stop and taxi rank, The Herald office has a wide range of information for both visitors and residents including bus timetables, attractions and places to go, maps, leaflets and information sheets about the local area. When the office is closed, information can be found at the Hythe Ferry entrance.
Sarah has over 10 years’ experience in marketing and communications, with expertise in printed and online publications. She has lived in the Waterside for the majority of her life and is passionate about helping both the public and businesses to find their voice and share their stories with the community. Sarah enjoys meeting people and finding out what’s happening in the local area, if you have any ideas for new features or stories please get in touch.
Sue has a great deal of local knowledge having lived and worked in the local area all her life. She is passionate about helping local businesses, working closely with advertisers to understand their business needs and ensure that they get the most out of their advertising budget. In choosing The Herald as your advertising platform, you will benefit from value for money advertising and comprehensive coverage right across our circulation area.
Paula has set the pages of every single issue of The Herald, which is quite a feat in itself, and has over 30 years’ experience in the publishing industry. She can also create your advertising artwork for you. With an excellent knowledge of local businesses, Paula also handles all the company invoicing and accounts.
With many years’ experience in retail, printing, distribution and corporate events, James is the face of The Herald out in the community, delivering the latest issue of The Herald to all of our Distribution Points every three weeks.
By keeping distribution in-house we can ensure that every copy of The Herald goes to the right place and is visible so readers can see it and pick it up, giving the maximum impact for our advertisers at all times.
Max is our newest recruit and brings a unique set of skills to the team. He happily provides a hoovering and recycling service, specialising in crusts and crumbs and is an expert in reducing any paper or cardboard to manageable pieces in a matter of minutes. Max also gives a friendly welcome to all our visitors in the office and can often be seen visiting his many friends in the village.
This depends on the size of advert you would like. Click here to see our Media Pack.
No, everyone pays the same low advertising rate, which gives even the smallest of budgets the opportunity to advertise.
We can produce advertisement artwork for you using any logos, images and copy that you supply, at no extra cost. If you are unsure about what size or what to put into your advertisement, we would be more than happy to create something for you.
Of course. Please check the dimensions of the advertisement with us, but otherwise we accept artwork as a jpg, tif, pdf or eps. Don’t forget advertising will be in mono.
We do our best to accommodate advertiser’s requirements, but cannot always guarantee specific pages. Regular features run in every issue and may offer advertisers with specific businesses a more appropriate location within the magazine.
We do offer new advertisers and businesses some free editorial to support their first advertisement and to provide readers with more information than would appear in an advertisement. Around 300 words is acceptable. As The Herald relies on paid advertising, we cannot guarantee editorial space for all advertisers but we do try our best to accommodate all requests. Click here to see our deadlines.
