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We love hearing from readers, contributors, and industry colleagues. Whether you have a story tip, a correction, a press enquiry, or a question about our editorial standards, the best way to reach us is through the dedicated email addresses below. For general queries that don’t fit a specific desk, drop us a line at info@popculturedaily.co.uk and we’ll route it to the right person. You can also find out more about who we are on our About Us page.
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Use the addresses below to get straight to the team that handles your specific request. All emails end with @popculturedaily.co.uk.
- editorial@ — general editorial enquiries, story pitches and feedback for the newsroom
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Editorial team
Our full editorial roster, with direct contact details and role descriptions, is available on the Our Team page. Here are the key editors you may need to reach:
- Harriet Winslow, Editor-in-Chief — harriet.winslow@popculturedaily.co.uk — oversees editorial policy, corrections, standards and content quality.
- Lucas Bennett, Managing Editor — lucas.bennett@popculturedaily.co.uk — daily planning, commissioning and newsroom workflow.
- Amelia Brooks, Film & Television Editor — amelia.brooks@popculturedaily.co.uk — film, TV, streaming and festival coverage.
- Nathan Cole, Music & Entertainment Correspondent — nathan.cole@popculturedaily.co.uk — music news, artist updates, concerts and awards.
- Sophie Kendall, Celebrity & Social Media Editor — sophie.kendall@popculturedaily.co.uk — celebrity coverage, influencer culture and viral trends.
- Daniel Mercer, Standards & Fact-Checking Lead — daniel.mercer@popculturedaily.co.uk — fact-checking, source verification, corrections review and rights checks.
Registered office
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Corrections and complaints
We take accuracy seriously. If you spot an error in one of our articles, please email corrections@popculturedaily.co.uk or visit our Corrections Policy for full details of how we handle amendments. For formal complaints about our editorial output, including potential breaches of the IPSO Editors’ Code of Practice, refer to our Complaints Procedure. All complaints are reviewed by Daniel Mercer, our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead, and escalated where necessary.
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