This is your Enterprise Team.

Honeywell Media produce Coastal View newspaper providing a platform in which Businesses and Individuals can read, and provide content as a communication tool for their local area. It is currently a 20 page, coloured, tabloid sized, free newspaper distributed to 20,000 individual addresses and community premises in East Cleveland.

Honeywell Media run the business as a Social Enterprise, Community Interest Company. The reason for establishing it as a Social Enterprise is due to the Objectives of the Enterprise focusing upon benefiting the Community. For example, below are some of the Social Objectives that the Enterprise are hoping to achieve: -

Social Objectives
Provide a local medium for the community to read about enterprise, activity, events and good news stories from their local area
Provide a medium whereby the community feel they have a level of ownership by providing the content and suggestions for improvement
Offer affordable advertising for local businesses and social enterprises.
Provide a platform for all local business and enterprise to communicate with each other

Dave Robson, Middlesbrough Evening Gazette, Chief Reporter.
Impressively self-motivated – an excellent eye for a story – tip-offs often result in articles which get a prominent placing in our paper – very reliable website contributor, writing clear, interesting, informative and, crucially, accurate articles about Redcar life.

Bill Hearld , York Press, (former) Deputy Editor.
“extremely enthusiastic -, hard working – affable and accurate – all important traits in the media. I had a book published on the recent history of York and used one of David Honeywell’s articles about his grandfather in wartime in one of my chapters. His article was touching, well-researched and well-written.”

Nigel Burton, Northern Echo, Assistant Editor.
“…A prolific local correspondent and has passed on several really good tip-offs.