Advertising With Burnham Media

EIBA - English Indoor Bowling Association

Burnham Media Services Ltd has been chosen by the English Indoor Bowling Association to produce the 2006-2007 Yearbook and their monthly publication Woods and Jacks. As part of that process we are also responsible for the coordinating and selling of all the advertisements within both publications on their behalf.

This year, there is to be a fundamental change in the way the yearbook is presented. The new format is to be enlarged to A5. This change will bring the yearbook up to date and make it more user friendly as well as allowing advertisers more space to promote their products and services.

The Yearbook and Woods and Jacks are the main sources of information used by all sections of the Association and gives you direct exposure to those clubs and individuals responsible for the sourcing of goods and services within the bowling world.

We should receive all booking forms as soon as possible and advertising copy by the appropriate dates, to enable all proofs to be made and signed off.

We are able to accept copy in a variety of formats including disk and hard copy. This should be sent to Peter Hamblin, Burnham Media Services Ltd, 52 Finedon Rd, Burton Latimer, Kettering, Northants NN15 5QB   We are also able to accept copy via e-mail, peter@burnhammedia.co.uk

Application Forms:
Year Book
Woods & Jacks

Woods and Jacks, has been relunched as an A4, 16 page full colour magazine for the last 3 months of the season, this will be distributed to all clubs within the Association for onward distribution to their members. Advertising Rates have been reduced and there are further discounts available for a series of adverts.

May I take this opportunity to thank you on behalf of the English Indoor Bowling Association for your support.  If you have any questions concerning the Yearbook, these should be directed either to myself or Joanne Shore, Development Manager, English Indoor Bowling Association, Tel No. 01664 481900.
EIBA Website

Yours Sincerely

Peter Hamblin
Special Projects Director