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The Lady publishes 52 issues posted out 48 times a year including two double issues and a Christmas triple edition.

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About The Lady

In continuous publication since 1885 and widely respected as England's longest running weekly magazine for women, The Lady is celebrated both for the quality of its editorial pages and its classified advertisements.

The classified columns of The Lady are acknowledged as the place to advertise holiday accommodation both in the United Kingdom and abroad, and job opportunities in the domestic and catering sectors.

Display advertisements in The Lady tend similarly to focus on vacation and employment topics as well as reflecting many other areas of interest to our particular readership.