A new magazine aimed at the gay community in Sussex will hit the streets on March 1.
The monthly magazine, 3SIXTY, will be published by Newsquest (Sussex), the company which produces The Argus and Brighton Source.
It promises to take a fresh approach to everything gay on and off the scene and will be aimed at a wide audience of more than 35,000 lesbians and gay men in Brighton and Hove and the surrounding area.
3SIXTY will include listings, travel, features and plenty of pictures with full colour.
The title of the magazine reflects the concept of a 360-degree, all-encompassing view of what is happening.
The editorial content pledges to expose the real gay life in the city, covering anything and everything which matters to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
It is being hailed as an upbeat, fun magazine and will be free throughout gay venues and priced 99p at selected newsagents.
The magazine comes hot on the heels of Brighton Source, launched three years ago, which quickly established itself as the number one clubber's guide.
Howard Scott, managing director of Newsquest (Sussex), said: "The launch of 3SIXTY follows a great deal of careful planning and evaluation. Brighton and Hove is proud of its diversity of life and culture and this new magazine will celebrate this in an entertaining and informative way."
The publisher is Judith Manson, with PJ Aldred as commercial and content manager.
PJ is a member and former chair of the Brighton and Hove Pride committee, which organises the annual festival.
Anyone wanting to call the 3SIXTY team should call 01273 561618.
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