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Direct Local Bristol magaiznes started out in 2012 with just 5000 printed community magazines delivered free in South Bristol. Over the last few  years we have seen a steady growth in our Bristol based business and the amount of Bristol magazines we deliver in Bristol. and surrounding areas.

This it due to the on going success and fantastic return on investment for our advertisers as they tell us they have also seen a steady increase in enquires each month.

Due to this success we have now increased our circulation to over 104,000 readers across five local Bristol community magazines targeting South Gloucestershire – North Somerset – North Bristol and South Bristol.

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