Politics Home

What Politics Home does

Politics Home, based solely on the company name provided in the input, appears to be a political-focused media brand. The name structure ("Politics" + "Home") conventionally denotes a destination or portal for political news, commentary, and information, suggesting it serves politically engaged readers and political professionals in a UK context. No further specifics regarding product mix (digital, print, newsletters, events, podcasts), revenue model (subscription, advertising, membership, events), customer segments (B2C readers, B2B government affairs clients, advertisers), ownership structure, founding date, headcount, or geographic footprint were provided in the supplied input. As a result, a more granular factual description of the business, its technology stack, and its monetization mechanics cannot be supported by the evidence in the input and any such details would constitute fabrication.

Name

Politics Home

Legal name

Political Holdings Limited

Website

http://www.politicshome.com/

Company type

Private

Founded year

2008

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Political news media

NAICS

Periodical Publishers (513120)

SIC

Periodicals: Publishing Or Publishing & Printing (2721)

akta.pro primary industry

Newsletters & Email-Based News Publishers (B2B/B2C) (MPAJADAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Alternative/Independent Newsweeklies & Opinion Press (MPAJADAH), News, Politics & Current Affairs Magazines (MPAJAEAO)

Keywords

• Political news
• Political journalism
• Newsletter publishing
• Policy analysis
• Political commentary

Headquarters

HQ city

London

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Digital Commerce or Content

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. The House Magazine Subscriptions: The House magazine, founded in 1976, is published bi-weekly when Parliament is in session. Written by award-winning journalists, policy experts and parliamentarians, it provides inside track from Cabinet politicians and backbenchers on leading policy debates.
2. Newsletter Newsletters: Free newsletters including PoliticsHome Evening Briefing (Mon-Fri), PoliticsHome Saturday View, PoliticsHome Sunday Lunch, and The House newsletter (Mon-Thur) delivered when Parliament is sitting.
3. Events: Political events including Net Zero Week 2026, Back Nuclear Energy 2026, and other political conferences and gatherings.
4. Members Directory and Commercial Opportunities: Directory of political members and commercial marketing opportunities for organizations to reach political audience.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Politics Home publishes UK political news, analysis, and policy commentary across the PoliticsHome news website, The House Magazine (Parliament's magazine, founded 1976), four free email newsletters, a Members Directory of MPs and peers, political events, podcasts, long-form reads, and themed editorial hubs such as Women in Westminster and The Path To Net Zero. Content is organised across 15+ policy verticals (Cost of Living, Defence, Economy, Energy, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Health & Care, etc.) and aimed at MPs, peers, political professionals, and politically engaged citizens.

Product overview

PoliticsHome operates a multi-platform political media portfolio consisting of the PoliticsHome news website (providing breaking UK political news across 15 topic sections), The House Magazine (Parliament's magazine founded in 1976, published bi-weekly during parliamentary sessions), and four newsletter products (PoliticsHome Evening Briefing, PoliticsHome Saturday View, PoliticsHome Sunday Lunch, and The House Newsletter). The portfolio also includes a Members Directory, Events platform, Podcasts, Long Reads, and four editorial series hubs (Women in Westminster, The Path To Net Zero, Powering Britain's Future, Blueprint Britain). The offering is a unified political news and analysis platform combining digital content, print magazine, email newsletters, events, and community features.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• The House Magazine: Parliament's magazine founded in 1976, published bi-weekly when Parliament is in session, written by award-winning journalists, policy experts and parliamentarians.

Products and services

• PoliticsHome News Website UK political news website providing breaking politics and political news for Westminster and the UK, with original reporting and analysis across 15+ topic sections including Cost of Living, Communities, Culture, Defence, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Health & Care, Home Affairs, Political Parties, Social Affairs, and Transport. Aimed at MPs, peers, political professionals, and politically engaged citizens.
• The House Magazine Parliament's magazine, published bi-weekly when Parliament is in session, written by award-winning journalists, policy experts and parliamentarians with oversight from a cross-party advisory board of MPs and peers. Provides an inside track from Cabinet politicians and backbenchers on leading policy debates. Delivered via paid print/digital subscription.
• PoliticsHome Evening Briefing Free daily email newsletter covering the main UK political stories of the day, delivered Monday to Friday. During a general election period, the Friday edition is replaced by Campaign Confidential. Aimed at politically engaged readers, MPs, peers, and political professionals.
• PoliticsHome Saturday View Free weekend email newsletter featuring authored analysis and original reporting on UK politics, delivered on Saturdays to politically engaged readers.
• PoliticsHome Sunday Lunch Free weekend email newsletter featuring authored analysis and original reporting on UK politics, delivered on Sundays to politically engaged readers.
• The House Newsletter Free email newsletter featuring exclusive analysis and updates from The House magazine staff, agenda-setting interviews, debates, intelligence and expert policy analysis. Delivered four times a week (Monday–Thursday) when Parliament is sitting. During general election periods, recipients receive Campaign Confidential on Fridays.
• Members Directory Online directory listing profiles of MPs, peers, and political figures with contact information and biographical details. Used by political professionals, journalists, lobbyists, and political-interest organisations for parliamentary intelligence and outreach.
• Political Events Online and in-person political events and conferences including Net Zero Week 2026, Back Nuclear Energy 2026, and the Women in Westminster series, providing political and policy discussion forums for politicians, policy professionals, and partner organisations.
• PoliticsHome Podcasts Streaming audio content covering political news, interviews, and analysis produced by PoliticsHome journalists. Targeted at politically engaged readers, MPs, peers, and political professionals.
• PoliticsHome Long Reads In-depth feature articles and investigative reporting on UK political topics, published through longreads.politicshome.com, targeted at readers seeking deeper political analysis.

Quantifiable outcome

• Most comprehensive coverage of UK politics anywhere online

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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API docs

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Total Politics GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerParent company overseeing Politics Home alongside sister publications including Holyrood, The Parliament, Civil Service World, and PublicTechnology.net. Total Politics Group provides media, events, and training services.
• HolyroodminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister publication under Total Politics Group focusing on Scottish politics
• The Parliament MagazineminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister publication under Total Politics Group covering European Parliament affairs
• Civil Service WorldminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister publication under Total Politics Group covering UK civil service
• PublicTechnology.netminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister publication under Total Politics Group covering public sector technology

Scale indicators2 records

Direct peers

• The House Magazine (sister title): Parliament's bi-weekly magazine published within the same company. Functionally a peer product line serving the same MPs, peers, and political professional audience with premium political commentary.
• ConservativeHome: UK political news and commentary site focused on the Conservative Party. Directly comparable as a partisan UK political publisher with similar newsletter, membership, and event monetization patterns.
• Holyrood: Sister publication under Total Politics Group covering Scottish Parliament and politics. Peer-level comparability in covering devolved parliamentary affairs for political professionals via magazines, newsletters, and events.
• Politico Europe: European political journalism outlet with strong Westminster and EU Parliament coverage. Directly comparable in targeting political professionals and policy insiders through subscription newsletters and events.
• LabourList: UK political news site focused on the Labour Party with newsletters, comment, and community features. Highly comparable in audience (politically engaged UK citizens and professionals) and product mix.

Broad incumbents

• The Guardian - Politics: Major UK news brand with a large, well-funded politics desk. Broad incumbent overlapping PoliticsHome's politically engaged citizen segment but operating at materially larger scale across general news.
• New Statesman: Long-established UK political and current-affairs magazine with subscription, events, and digital content. Comparable as a Westminster-focused political magazine brand monetizing through subscriptions and policy events.
• BBC Politics: UK public broadcaster's political news vertical. Overlaps on UK political news coverage and audience but operates with public-service funding at a vastly different scale and editorial mandate.
• The Spectator: Established UK political and cultural weekly with subscription model and political commentary. Comparable in targeting politically engaged readers via subscription magazines and digital coverage.

Emerging players

• Guido Fawkes (Order-Order): Independent UK political news and gossip blog with a strong Westminster tip-sheet newsletter function. Comparable in audience (political professionals and engaged citizens) and newsletter-led GTM, though focused on Westminster gossip rather than policy analysis.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

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Investors

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M&A1 record

Investments

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