DON’T MISS

CULTURE

CONNECTION

COMMUNITY

COAST

A modern local media group rebuilding connection in the
UK’s coastal towns.

JOIN OUR WAITLIST

Don’t Miss Out Group is a modern local media group building trusted, high-engagement cultural platforms for UK coastal towns.

We publish hyperlocal newsletters, podcasts and guides that help people feel connected to where they live — while supporting independent culture, local businesses, and community life.

We believe local media can do more than inform.
Done well, it can rebuild pride in place, support local economies, reduce isolation and strengthen social fabric.

That’s why we’re building Don’t Miss Out Group as a scalable, place-based media model — launching carefully, town by town — with long-term sustainability and community value at its core.

WHAT WE DO

We create modern local media designed for places often overlooked by national platforms and abandoned by traditional media.

Our model combines:

  • Weekly “what’s on” newsletters with consistently high engagement

  • Town guides that act as living, independent cultural maps

  • Podcasts that champion local success stories to a visitor audience

  • Editorial-led social channels that amplify local culture, not noise

  • Community reinvestment, ensuring value flows back into the places we serve through micro-grants

Everything we build is rooted in trust, consistency and care for and pride in place.

Collage of social media posts, event announcements, and festive holiday images, including Christmas wreaths, markets, and food.
birds fly over the water at margate harbour
close up of big wheel at dreamland

WHY THE COAST?

Coastal towns are culturally rich, economically fragile, and too often ignored by national media.

They are also places where:

  • independent culture thrives

  • community identity matters deeply

  • connection can be rebuilt with the right local infrastructure

Don’t Miss Out Group focuses exclusively on UK coastal towns, launching carefully, town by town — working with local culture rather than extracting from it.

JOIN THE WAITLIST
Sunset over Margate sea
Screenshot of a website titled 'DON'T MISS MARGATE' with various blog posts and articles related to events and activities in Margate, including Christmas workshops, psychedelic social events, and entertainment shows. The site features a colorful header and a list of recent posts on the right.
A blackboard with handwritten names of fresh seafood and days of the week, standing on a pier with boats and water in the background. Overlaid text promoting local events and activities in a coastal town.

TRACTION

  • 3,500+ engaged subscribers across two UK coastal towns

  • 65% average open rates, sustained 52 weeks of the year

  • Ranked #81 globally on Substack’s Culture leaderboard, placing Don’t Miss in the top 1% of culture publications worldwide

  • A % of profits reinvested locally, funding free events and grassroots cultural activity through an associated Community Interest Company

Our success so far demonstrates that trusted local media can achieve both deep local relevance and global cultural resonance.

DON’T MISS EDITIONS SO FAR

MARGATE

RAMSGATE

BROADSTAIRS (JAN 2026)

WHERE’S NEXT?

On the DM roadmap

  • Worthing

  • Hastings

  • Great Yarmouth

  • Cromer

  • Folkestone

  • Felixstowe

  • Cardigan

  • St Ives

  • Morecambe

  • Dundee

We expand deliberately, based on local demand, editorial readiness and long-term sustainability.

JOIN THE WAITLIST
Boats docked in a harbor with a hillside of houses in the background at sunset.
Close up of green and red boat by the sea

WHAT OUR READERS SAY…

  • I really don’t want to be on social media as it stresses me out, and now I don’t have to, to check what’s on, I can find out via email once a week and that gives me less anxiety.

    — Nell

  • I live by your weekly newsletter and have done many things because of it.

    — Sarah

  • You are like my well connected friend who takes me to all the good stuff and I meet so many fab folks and it makes me love my life more and I need that. You make lives better.

    — Steve