Britain

When Cornucopia started up in 1992, its aim was to venture beyond the picture postcard to capture Turkey in its infinite variety.

Interiors, travel, food, wine, people and places - all these and more would find expression in fine writing and beautiful photography.

Cornucopia is published three times a year in English.

Discover Britain is Britain’s leading historic travel magazine, packed with news and features on our finest stately homes and castles, practical guides to our cities, coast and countryside and in-depth articles on our culture and traditions. With stunning photography and the best travel and history writers around, Discover Britain has everything you need to plan a holiday at home or learn about the events that have helped to shape our island nation.

Discover Britain is published 6 times a year.

Current Archaeology is devoted to British archaeology.

Indeed with over 17,000 subscribers, it is by far the biggest magazine devoted to British archaeology. It's in full colour, it is devoted mainly to excavations and it covers all periods.

The magazine aims to bridge the gap between the amateur and the professional in archaeology. Most of the articles are written by the archaeologists involved, and are then edited to ensure it is accessible to all. We aim neither to preach, nor to give a bare recital of facts.

Instead we tell you the stories; why the excavators went there; how they made their discoveries; what they found - and what it all means.

The sister publication of Current Archaeology, Current WORLD Archaeology is devoted to archaeology that covers the world from the first emergence of man down to yesterday.

The magazine focuses particularly on Egypt, Mesopotamia and the Near East, and Greece and Rome, although the whole world is covered. Aimed at amateurs as well as professional archaeologists, Current WORLD Archaeology has been visiting the digs, talking to the excavators and reviewing the literature to keep readers up-to-date.

So, if you are interested in staying current with the past, now is the perfect time to subscribe.

Military History Monthly is the new monthly magazine dedicated to the history of conflict on Land, at Sea and in the Air.

Military History Monthly is dedicated to answering the big questions of military history. The aim is not only to bring you action-packed narrative, but to provide all the technical detail, in-depth analysis, and cutting-edge controversy you need to understand not just what happened, but also why.

Packed with battlefield maps, eyewitness accounts and book reviews, this is the magazine for everyone who wants to understand war, past and present, in all its dimensions.

Britain's best-selling monthly magazine, BBC History Magazine is rich and resonant, entertaining and informative.

In each issue leading historians offer fresh insights into every era from the archaeology of the ancient world to the background to today's current affairs.

Start your family history with Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine. Complementing the popular BBC series, every issue brings you exclusive extras from celebrities' research, practical advice on getting started, and expert reviews of the latest books, and online resources to help you find out about your family's past. Also, learn how to uncover the history that is on your doorstep in our local history section, with accessible articles written by leading historians.

Your Family Tree is the most respected genealogy magazine around, balancing the use of PCs and the internet with the many traditional means of research.

Our aim is to make tracing family history accessible and rewarding for everyone. Your Family Tree offers practical advice, written by experts, on all areas of family history research.

Please note: Your Family Tree is known as Your Family History outside of the UK. The content is the same in both magazines. Order your copy today.

America's Civil War Magazine provides history enthusiasts with comprehensive and authoritative insights and analysis of the American Civil War. America's Civil War emphasizes the military aspects of the war, its battles, strategies, leaders and little-known facts. Each issue of America's Civil War presents a wide range of articles on different aspects and theatres of the war, beautifully illustrated with historic photographs, period and modern artwork and detailed battle maps.

The original history magazine, History Today has been published monthly in London since 1951. Our founder was the enigmatic Brendan Bracken, Minister of Information during the Second World War, publisher of the Financial Times and faithful right-hand man of Winston Churchill.

History Today created the concept of popular history, mixing styles, genres and periods to achieve a fusion of intellectual excitement and readability. Read thought-provoking and lavishly-illustrated articles by the world's leading scholars and historians, on all periods, regions and themes of history.

A sample of some of our recent articles:
• The Lure of the Orient - There's nothing new about globalisation. As with so much else, the Romans pioneered it, forging trading links with peoples as far away as south Asia, says Raoul McLaughlin.
• Rome 1960: Making Sporting History - When the Eternal City hosted the Olympics, the organisers had to confront Rome's Classical, Renaissance and Fascist pasts, as Richard Bosworth explains.
• Ship of State - Patrick Little explores the entangled and stormy fortunes of Oliver Cromwell, Charles II and Britain’s navy.

Each month, the magazine also features a quiz, a prize crossword, cartoons, news and at least eight pages of book, event and film reviews.In addition, our massive online archive includes every article published by both magazines since 1980. Print subscribers receive big discounts on online access.

The UK’s Best Selling Military History Title...

Britain at War is dedicated to exploring every aspect of Britain’s involvement in conflicts from the turn of the 20th century through to modern day. From World War I to the Falklands, World War II to Iraq, readers are able to re-live decisive moments in Britain’s history through fascinating insight combined with rare and previously unseen photography.

Subscribers Get:

Priority Delivery - subscriber copies go first.
Price Freeze - guaranteed no price rise during the term of your subscription.
Special Discounts - subscriber-only discounts on special magazines and products.

The Scots Magazine, the oldest magazine in the world, has undergone a redesign and has
relaunched with a striking new look. The new size maintains its compact appeal yet is big enough to showcase the best Scottish photography. Whilst embracing the new, The Scots Magazine stays true to its values with authoritative insight into Scotland’s heritage and cultural programme from the nation’s leading commentators.

Philip Smith, The Scots Magazine Editor, said: “We're the world’s most widely-read Scottish interest magazine, and we spend a good deal of time speaking to you, our readers, about what you expect from the magazine. You told us what you like; what inspires you.   We’ve taken notice of all you had to say and it is the right time for an exciting, fresh new look.  We are delighted with recent research feedback from readers and we’ll be sharing the results of these conversations in the coming months with a newly relaunched The Scots Magazine for you to enjoy.”

Family Tree is a key magazine for both novice and experienced family historians alike.

This awarding- winning magazine brings you the records, websites and expert tips to help you trace your family history.

Established since 1984, Family Tree magazine is Britain's longest established magazine and is highly regarded as the authoritative voice in the world of family history.

If you are looking to move your research to the next level then Family Tree is the magazine for you. Each issue of Family Tree magazine includes access to thousands of records free of charge, software demos and lots more.