This document provides information about the audiences for three different publications. Bella readers are busy moms who enjoy gossiping with friends, watching shows like This Morning and Loose Women, and finding time for themselves while caring for their family. They are interested in beauty tips, fashion, health, and dieting features. Take a Break readers are aged 25 to 51, with 1.2 million being moms who are heads of household and make decisions on brands. They prioritize family and friends but are also engaged community members. They enjoy shopping and account for one-fifth of UK grocery spending.

1. audience

2. Bella - audience
• The Bella reader loves gossiping with friends over coffee or a glass of
wine, having fun, watching her favourite shows – like This Morning or
Loose Women – and looking after her family. She’s a busy mum,
working full- or part-time, who also makes sure she has some time for
herself in the midst of the mayhem! She’s happiest watching Saturday
night telly with her family while texting her friends on her phone! Like
most people, she’s interested in looking good, so Bella’s beauty tips
and fashion pages are a big hit with her. She also loves reading health
and diet features as, like most of us, she is keen to lose a few pounds.
She doesn’t mind treating herself to clothes and beauty buys, but
wants to know how to do it on the high street.

3. Closer stats
• STATS: 65% ABC1 48% Married or living with partner 53% Children
aged 0-15 Mean age: 38 In employment: 73%

4. Take a break - audience
• Take a Break readers are aged 25 to 51, and 1.2million of them are
mums — who are not just head of their household, but also the
decision makers on which brands make it into the house. Our readers
put their family and friends first, but are active and engaged members
of their wider community. They are keen shoppers and make up a
fifth of the UK grocery spend.

5. Take a break - audience
• Take a Break readers are aged 25 to 51, and 1.2million of them are
mums — who are not just head of their household, but also the
decision makers on which brands make it into the house. Our readers
put their family and friends first, but are active and engaged members
of their wider community. They are keen shoppers and make up a
fifth of the UK grocery spend.