Today, Time Inc. UK has announced the closure of Look. The issue on sale from May 29 will be the final edition of the weekly magazine.

Vikki Chowney has been appointed Director of Brand Partnerships at Condé Nast Britain.

Bauer Media has launched a petition calling on the government to make it a requirement for every workplace or college to have a mental health first aider in the UK – equal to the legal requirement for a physical first aider.

For Foam’s 50th issue, the magazine has partnered with London-based digital publishing company Exact Editions to launch a digital edition.

Future plc has appointed Christine Shaw as Managing Director and Senior Vice President, B2B, following on from Future’s recent acquisition of NewBay Media.

Priya Matadeen has been appointed Partnerships and Strategy Director at British Vogue.

Cycling Weekly has replaced its red masthead for the first time in over 50 years to reveal a pink special issue in celebration of the 2018 Giro d’Italia.

Future plc has appointed Lucy Searle as Editor-in-Chief of RealHomes.com.

The team behind Bauer Media’s real-life magazines Take a Break and that’s life have launched a new title – Simply You.

The PPA has signed the National Literacy Trust’s Vision for Literacy Business Pledge for 2018 for the second year in a row.

Immediate Media Co has announced three major appointments to its leadership team, significantly strengthening its strategic and e-commerce expertise.

The CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development) has launched international event the Festival of Work – produced in partnership with Haymarket Media Group.

As it nears its 150th birthday, The People’s Friend is calling on readers to join the celebration by sharing what the magazine means to them.

woman&home has partnered with online retailer JD Williams for the first Amazing Women 50 over 50 Awards.

The Printing Charity has announced Lionel Barber, Editor of the Financial Times, as its president for 2018.

Future plc has announced that technology website Techradar.com is expanding into Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden in its latest licensing deal with Orage AS.