Career Guide

National newspaper and magazine websites

1. Daily Record (Scotland)

2. Morning Star

3. The Financial Times

4. The Guardian

5. The Mirror

6. The Scotsman

7. The Sun

8. The Telegraph

9. The Times
 
 
 
Magazines and periodicals
  
 1. Architects’ Journal

 2. British Medical Journal

 3. Building

 4. Campaign

 5. Caterer and Hotelkeeper

6. Computer Active

7. Computer weekly

 8. Conservation Bulletin (English Heritage)

 9. Construction News

10. Creative Review

 11. Design Week

 12. Disability Now

 13. English Teaching Professional

 14. Farmers Weekly

 15. Flight International (airline & aviation)

 16. FX Magazine (Architecture & design)

 17. Gramophone

 18. Icon Magazine (Architecture & Design)

19. Library and Information Appointments

20. Library and Information Update

 21. Local Government Chronicle

 22. Management Today

 23. Marketing week

 24. Museums Journal

 25. National Trust Magazine

 26. Nature (nature & science)

 27. New Civil Engineer

 28. New Scientist

 29. Opportunities (public sector recruitment – print version not available)

30 . Pharmaceutical Times

 31. Planet Earth (Natural Environment Research Council)

 32. Press Gazette (journalism)

 33. The Bookseller

 34. The Economist

 35. The Lancet (medical/ scientific)

 36. The Law Society's Gazette (legal)

 37. The Stage (entertainment)

 38. The Voice

 39. Times Educational Supplement (education, teaching)

 40. Times Higher Educational Supplement (higher education)


 
 Local newspaper sites
 
To find local newspaper websites in your region, try the following link:

British newspapers Online
  
 
 
 

Newspapers, magazines and periodicals

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Most local and national newspapers have websites which include sections for job vacancies. Sometimes, you'll find job vacancies listed in the classifieds section.

National newspapers carry vacancies from all over the UK, but your local newspaper will have more jobs in your area.

Try both types of newspaper sites, and check them regularly if you're doing serious job-hunting.
 
If you don't mind relocating, check newspapers from other towns and cities.

It's also worth checking your local newspaper, magazines and periodicals in your local library - they have free copies of most publications and they're all together in one place (saves time).

While you're at the library, you can also research employers when making applications or when you're preparing for interviews.

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