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Editorial team
Our full team is listed on the Our Team page, but here are the key editorial contacts you’re most likely to need:
- Alexander Whitmore, Editor‑in-Chief – alexander.whitmore@dailycity.co.uk – editorial policy, corrections, standards and final editorial decisions
- Rebecca Haines, Managing Editor – rebecca.haines@dailycity.co.uk – daily planning, commissioning and publishing workflow
- Daniel Mercer, Urban Affairs Editor – daniel.mercer@dailycity.co.uk – city government, housing, transport and infrastructure
- Olivia Hartley, Business & Economy Correspondent – olivia.hartley@dailycity.co.uk – economy, property, startups and commercial districts
- Sophie Kendall, Culture & Events Editor – sophie.kendall@dailycity.co.uk – arts, nightlife, festivals and city guides
- Thomas Ellery, Standards & Fact‑Checking Lead – thomas.ellery@dailycity.co.uk – fact‑checking, source verification, image rights and sensitive story review
Registered office
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Main switchboard: +44 20 4587 8240
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For regulatory and compliance matters, please also refer to our Editorial Policy, Ownership & Funding, and AI & Automation Policy.
Corrections and complaints
We take errors seriously. If you spot a mistake in one of our stories, please email corrections@dailycity.co.uk or read our full Corrections Policy – it explains how we log, investigate and correct factual inaccuracies in a transparent way. For formal complaints about our editorial content, advertising practices or staff conduct, please use complaints@dailycity.co.uk and consult the Complaints Procedure before submitting – it outlines the stages of the complaints process, expected response times and escalation routes. News tips and confidential material should be sent to tips@dailycity.co.uk or via the Tip Us page. We also publish a Sources & Standards page that explains how we verify information and handle anonymous sources.