Editor
Overall editorial direction; commissioning; final sign-off; implementing corrections and updates.
Primary editorial contact.
Saltaire Guide is an independent local publication about Saltaire. This page sets out who publishes it, how we make decisions, and how to contact us.
We are a small, independent publisher. We don’t sell sponsored posts or accept payment for positive coverage. See Editorial policy.
A masthead (imprint) identifies who is responsible for publishing and maintaining the site. It supports transparency and accountability—key E-E-A-T signals for visitors and search engines.
We publish under clear roles and responsibilities. Named editors and contributors may be added here later.
Overall editorial direction; commissioning; final sign-off; implementing corrections and updates.
Primary editorial contact.
On-the-ground verification; source collection; checking transport/price/access details against official notices.
Step-free routes, gradients, surfaces and facilities; plain-language guidance; accessibility FAQs and testing.
Original images and map overlays; permissions & credits; keeping visuals current and representative.
Local organisations, events and reader tips; fair representation; conflict checks; listing eligibility.
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Sourcing, verification, independence, disclosures, images and update practices.
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How to report an error and how we triage, fix and note material updates.
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What we collect, why, retention periods, cookies/analytics and your rights.
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Most images are our own. Some header/illustrative images are licensed from libraries; where required, attribution is provided in-page. Please request permission before reuse.
For media use, see Contact.
Unless stated otherwise, text and original images are © 2025 Saltaire Guide. We’re happy to permit limited quotation with clear credit and a link back to the source page.
We’re happy to discuss roles, sources and decisions. For tips or corrections, use the dedicated routes.
Our policies explain how we publish and how we handle updates and data. They’re kept short and clear.