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Griffiths replaces Louise Taylor as editor of Pure Weddings | Print |  Email to a friend
Thursday, 08 May 2008
Amanda Griffiths has been appointed as the successor to Louise Taylor as editor of the Archant bridal title Pure Weddings.

Amanda Griffiths has been appointed as the successor to Louise Taylor as editor of the Archant bridal title Pure Weddings.
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The three times a year magazine retails for £3 and is sold across Cheshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire. The title has not been submitted for ABC accreditation but Ian Henderson, a circulation manager with Archant, told How-Do that its sale was approximately 15,000 per issue.

In addition to her new editing responsibilities, Griffiths will also remain a features writer with Lancashire Life and Lake District Life magazines.

Louise Taylor was appointed editor of Cheshire Life at the end of April following the retirement of Patrick O’Neill.

O’Neill received a special judges’ commendation at the How-Do Awards for his contribution to regional publishing over twenty plus years.

www.pureweddingsnorth.co.uk




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