Partnerships
Rural Leisure Journal considers collaborations that are relevant to readers interested in rural pastimes and places, provided the relationship is clear and editorial independence is respected.
Possible collaborations
We consider suitable reader resources, clearly identified partner features and placements that help readers discover relevant material. Proposals should explain the subject, intended audience, format and any commercial relationship involved.
How placements are labelled
Partner-supported or paid placements are labelled in plain language. Labels should make the relationship apparent before readers mistake a placement for independent editorial coverage. A placement does not imply an endorsement of every claim, product or service mentioned.
Editorial boundaries
Partnerships do not buy control of our independent articles or guarantee favourable coverage. We may decline proposals that do not fit the publication, make unsupported claims, or require us to present promotion as independent editorial material. Send proposals through the Contact page.
Leisure belongs to the place
The countryside is not just a backdrop for free time. Its paths, rooms, weather and shared spaces all shape what a day can become.