Get In Touch With Us
Whether you have a question, a correction to flag, or simply want to share some feedback, we are glad you stopped by. This page explains the quickest ways to reach us and what to expect when you do.
How We Can Help
Our editorial team handles a range of enquiries, including:
- Content questions — if something on the site is unclear, out of date, or you believe a fact needs revisiting, let us know and we will look into it promptly.
- Suggestions and tips — spotted a topic we have not covered yet? We welcome ideas from readers who want to see particular subjects explored in more depth.
- General feedback — positive or critical, honest feedback helps us improve. We read every message, even when a reply is not always possible.
- Partnership and editorial enquiries — if you represent an organisation and want to discuss working with us, please introduce yourself clearly in your first message so we can direct it to the right person.
Reaching the Right Person
All enquiries go to a single inbox, and messages are typically reviewed within two to three working days. If your question is time-sensitive, please say so in the subject line — we do our best to prioritise accordingly.
You can read more about the team behind the site and our editorial approach on our about us page, which explains how we research and maintain the content you find here.
To get in touch, send your message to: info@ostlersclose.co.uk
Please include as much relevant detail as you can — for example, if you are writing about a specific article, a link or the page title helps us locate it quickly and give you a more useful response.
A Note on Response Times
We are a small editorial team, so we do not operate a live chat or phone line. Email is the most reliable way to reach us. We aim to acknowledge every substantive enquiry within four working days, though during busier periods this may stretch slightly. We appreciate your patience.
Thank you for taking the time to write — every message is read by a real person, and your input genuinely shapes how this site develops.