We welcome pitches that help readers see a familiar street or old building with fresh, well-supported attention. Send proposals through the Contact page, with the form reason set to editorial question, and include enough detail for us to understand the idea.
What we welcome
Strong proposals focus on one clear question: a building feature, a change in a street’s use, a way into local records, or a careful account of how a place is remembered. We value plain English, a defined reader, and an honest distinction between what sources establish and what remains interpretation.
What to include
Tell us the working idea, why it suits the Bricklane Gazette, what evidence or sources you would use, and how you would make the subject useful to readers beyond one narrow locality. A brief outline is more helpful than a finished article sent without context. Please flag any relevant personal, financial, or professional interests.
How to send a proposal
Use the Contact page to send your pitch and choose editorial question as the reason for writing. A proposal is not a guarantee of publication. Do not send confidential records or material you do not have permission to share.