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A group of the UK’s biggest names in children’s magazines, including DC Thomson and Redan Publishing has signed up to become founding members of the education, research, and recycling programme, Recycle to Read, a campaign aimed at creating a more circular economy for children’s toys. This week will see the …

The content creation, distribution, and licensing studio, One Animation has secured a deal with the pre-school magazine publishing house, Redan Publishing to bring Oddbods into its Fun to Learn magazine titles this month. Under the partnership, Oddbods will feature in the monthly magazine Fun to Learn Favourites from July 16th, …

Bag-O-Fun has just posted a 10.3 per cent increase in the most recent ABC results to emerge, with a total average sale of 85,455 that makes it not only the number one best-selling magazine in the pre-school sector, but within the whole children’s sector.

The firm has responded to calls from groups like Authors4Oceans for all UK kids' magazine publishers to end the 'toy tat' giveaways generating 3,000 tonnes of landfill a year.

It’s not uncommon to see today’s hot toys make their way into a printed publication, with Peppa Pig and Frozen all getting the magazine treatment. Jade Burke explores why children’s magazines are lighting up the newsstand.

Redan's monthly bagged offering which includes extra gifts has been a successful format for the publishing house as the ever-green pre-school brand continues to perform well among UK families.

Jones has been a mainstay at Redan for the past 13 years, having joined as marketing manager in 2003 before being promoted to the role of publishing director only two years later.

The publishing company’s Peppa Pig titles have reached high figures in the latest ABC results.

Boj Bag-O-Fun includes a story and activity magazine, colouring book and a card activity, as well as a Boj figurine.

The new title called BOj Bag-O-Fun will feature a story and activity magazine, colouring book, card activity and a Boj figurine.