Kent on Saturday

Kent on Saturday (known as the Kentish Saturday Observer until April 2009) is a regional newspaper covering the county of Kent and parts of Southeast London. It is published every Saturday and is part of the KOS Media publishing company. KOS Media's other titles include the Kent on Sunday newspaper and the KentNews.co.uk website, both of which closed in November 2017.[1][2][3]

Kent on Saturday
TypeWeekly newspaper
FormatTabloid
PublisherKOS Media
FoundedMarch 2005
HeadquartersAshford, Kent
Sister newspapersKent on Sunday (former)

History and background

The Saturday Observer was launched in March 2005 and is distributed across all of Kent. The paper was relaunched under its current name in 2009. It is now a paid-for title in the newsagents, whilst free copies are now distributed via home delivery rounds, and business drops. Kent on Saturday also has an e-edition available free online or by subscription.[4]

Its editor is Gary Wright, who has previously worked on national tabloid The People, regional press agency Kent News & Pictures, local TV news show Meridian Tonight and the KM Group title the Kentish Express.

Content

Kent on Saturday covers television shows, local celebrities, shopping and leisure, in addition to news and sport. The newspaper's focus - as with former sister title Kent on Sunday - remains on editorial content. Also included as a supplement is "Review", a pull-out title which includes restaurant reviews, TV and film reviews, and a property section.

References
  1. "Weekly newspapers of the year revealed", The Newspaper Society's Weekly Newspaper Awards 2004 (accessed 20 November 2006)
  2. Regional Press Awards 2006, announced 7 July 2006 (accessed 20 November 2006)
  3. Britcher, Chris (10 November 2017). "Kent on Sunday to close at the end of November after 15 years of publishing". Kent on Sunday. KOS Media. Archived from the original on 12 November 2017. Retrieved 12 November 2017.
  4. "Kent on Saturday". media.info. Retrieved 21 November 2019.
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