The Lady

Brimming with intelligent, practical and interesting features, The Lady magazine covers travel, cookery, health and gardening. The Lady was first launched in 1885 and is published monthly, notorious over the years for its much loved classified advertisement section. Independently run, The Lady was founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles, maternal grandfather of the Mitford sisters, who started The Lady upon his wife’s suggestion that a women’s magazine would prove popular. Since then, The Lady has remained within the same family and is now under the management of publisher, Ben Budworth.

The Lady has always set the benchmark for quality reading and is one of Britain’s most talked-about women’s magazines. Packed with features, comment, fashion, reviews, recipes, gardening tips and puzzles, tens of thousands of readers already look to The Lady for inspiration, entertainment and culture.

The Lady has been in continuous publication since 1885 and is widely respected as England’s longest-running magazine for women, celebrated both for the quality of its colourful editorial and its essential classified advertisement section.