RegionalReport.co.uk is operated by Regional Report Media Ltd., a private limited company registered in England and Wales (company number 17143892). Our registered office is at 3 New Bailey Street, 5th Floor, Manchester M3 5FS, United Kingdom. The publication is led by Editor-in-Chief Margaret Ellison, who oversees editorial policy, standards and content quality, and Managing Editor Henry Wallace, who manages daily editorial planning and newsroom workflow. We are a people-first regional journalism outlet covering local and regional developments across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – public affairs, councils, transport, business, education, health, public services, housing, culture, events, sport and community stories. Our mission is to provide helpful, reliable and trustworthy journalism that puts readers and communities at the centre of what we do.
Who we are
Regional Report Media Ltd. is the publisher of RegionalReport.co.uk, a digital news publication dedicated to regional and local journalism. The company is registered in England and Wales (company no. 17143892) and is based at 3 New Bailey Street, 5th Floor, Manchester M3 5FS. Our main switchboard is +44 161 458 6920. The editorial team is led by Editor-in-Chief Margaret Ellison (About Us page), who is responsible for all editorial decisions, corrections policy and publication standards. Managing Editor Henry Wallace (Our Team) oversees daily editorial planning, the regional publishing schedule, article commissioning and headline review. Full details of every member of the team can be found on our Our Team page.
What we cover
Our journalism spans the full breadth of regional life across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We publish regional news briefs, explainers, public-interest reporting, local business updates, council coverage, transport updates, cultural features, reviews, opinion pieces and regional analysis. Key beats include local government and combined authorities, devolved institutions, transport infrastructure, business and the local economy, education, health, public services, housing, planning, high streets, retail, employment, arts, culture, festivals, events, sport, community stories and voluntary organisations. Our coverage is designed to be useful and accessible to residents, council officers, business owners, community groups and anyone with an interest in the regions.
How we work
Every piece of editorial content published on RegionalReport.co.uk is reviewed by a human editor before it goes live. Digital tools may be used to support research, editing, formatting, translation, metadata generation, headline options, summaries and transcription, but all editorial copy is checked and approved by a member of the team. Sensitive stories – including those involving vulnerable individuals, minors, legal issues or potential reputational harm – receive an additional review by our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead, Oliver Reeves. Our editorial standards and fact-checking procedures are detailed in the Editorial Policy and Fact-Checking Policy. We never fabricate quotes, sources, interviews, bylines, author experience or expert profiles. Our Complaints Procedure and Corrections Policy are also published on site.
Commercial transparency
RegionalReport.co.uk is funded through a mix of display advertising, affiliate links, ticketing affiliate links, commercial partnerships, sponsored content, newsletter sponsorships, content licensing, event partnerships, local advertising packages and regional business partnerships. We are committed to maintaining editorial independence: commercial relationships never determine editorial conclusions, and all sponsored or commercial material is clearly labelled. Full details of our advertising, affiliate and sponsorship practices can be found in our Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure and our Ownership & Funding page.
Our commitments
- We will always prioritise accuracy, fairness and accountability in our reporting, correcting errors promptly and transparently.
- We will clearly label sponsored, commercial or affiliate content so that readers can distinguish it from independent editorial material.
- We will treat sources, subjects and readers with respect, especially those in vulnerable situations, and apply additional scrutiny to sensitive stories.
- We will maintain editorial independence from any commercial, political or personal interests, ensuring our journalism serves the public interest.
- We will be open about our ownership, funding and processes, publishing clear policies and contact details for feedback, complaints and corrections.
To reach us with a story tip, press enquiry, correction request or general feedback, please email contact@regionalreport.co.uk or visit our Contact page. We welcome input from our readers and communities.