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Ex-Middlesbrough
manager Steve
McClaren attended
the launch event
with, from left, son
Sam, wife Kathryn
and Sam’s girlfriend
Carla Whittingham,
of Acklam Hall.
Teesside’s newest lifestyle
magazine is launched
S
teve McClaren was the star guest as
Teesside’s newest lifestyle magazine
was launched in May.
The launch of Tees Life – sister publication
of Tees Business produced by Resolution
Media and Publishing – was celebrated at
Chadwicks Inn Maltby.
McClaren, the former Boro and England
manager, was one of the featured interviews
in the debut edition of Tees Life.
The exciting new publication also featured
Tees-born actor Mark Benton on its front
cover.
Its launch event, hosted by Chadwicks
owners Helen Gill and Lee Tolley, was
attended by McClaren and some of his family
as well as 40 other guests.
They included Teessiders Richard and Sam
Bendelow, who allowed Tees Life into their
beautiful Kirklevington home for a special
interiors feature.
Other attendees included Reuben and
Tracey Hanlon from Linthorpe Interiors,
Martin Laidlaw and Jill Nettleton from
National Numbers, Alisdair Beveridge from
The Build Directory, Roberto Pittalis from
Cafe Lilli, Andy Preston from The Fork in the
Road, Amanda Gardiner from Durham Lifting,
David Singh from JCT600 Porsche Teesside,
Joanne Fryett from Stockton Council, Nick
Waites from CP Waites, Jonathan and Sarah
Carlton from KINSHIP and Claire Wordsworth
from SABIC.
Resolution co-director Dave Allan, who
spoke at the launch event, said: “We’re very
proud of the first issue of Tees Life after a lot
of hard work by our small team.
“We believe, as with Tees Business, that
we’ve found a gap in the local publishing
market. While there are many regional
lifestyle magazines that cover the North-
East, there are no publications we’d class
as lifestyle specifically just for the Teesside
region.
Roberto Pittalis
from Cafe Lilli
(left) with David
Singh from JCT600
Porsche Teesside.
Martin Laidlaw and
Jill Nettleton, from
National Numbers,
also attended the
launch of our sister
publication.
“We’re proud of where we live and
we’re proud Teessiders, and hopefully that
comes through in our magazines.
“Tees Business has already proved a
huge success since its launch in February
2015 and we’re confident Tees Life will
follow suit.”
Tees Life is published quarterly and
delivered free to homes, restaurants,
hotels and salons across Teesside
including Wynyard, Eaglescliffe, Yarm,
Ingleby Barwick, Wolviston, Hartburn,
Nunthorpe, Marton and Guisborough.
The Resolution team is already taking
bookings for the next issue of Tees Life, with
a booking deadline of 5pm on Friday July 7.
Space is available from £145 (1/8th page),
£245 (quarter page), £395 (half page), £645
(full page) and £1,075 (double page spread).
Businesses interested in advertising can
call the team on 01642 450255 or email
[email protected]