Contact The Lantern Ledger

Contact the publisher

Email webmaster@the-lantern-ledger.co.uk for corrections, accessibility problems, privacy requests and image-rights concerns. Please put the subject of the enquiry in the email subject line and include the page URL.

For factual corrections, identify the disputed wording and provide an official source or named report that supports the change. A brief explanation is more useful than a large collection of screenshots. For a broken page or control, tell us your browser, device and what you expected to happen. Avoid sending passwords, payment information or personal information about young performers.

An email sends your address and message to the publisher’s email service so that the enquiry can be answered. See the privacy notice for processing and retention information. There is no newsletter sign-up on this page.

The publisher’s postal address is Does Your Duck Quack, 5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4AN. The website is unofficial; questions about subscriptions, ticket refunds and retailer purchases should go to the service that supplied them. We cannot change another company’s booking.

Read About the publisher, commercial disclosure or published corrections for related information.

Help us locate the problem

Copy the full page address into your message. If a control fails, describe the steps that led to the problem and whether reloading changed it. For an image concern, identify the image, explain your interest in it and provide a link to the original source or licence where possible. You can redact unrelated information from screenshots before sending them.

Please keep separate enquiries distinct. A factual correction and a retailer refund involve different organisations, even when both concern the same trip. If your question is about the programme’s release, the watch page links to the official platform information. The publisher cannot provide private production schedules, cast contact details or access to a working set.

Choosing a useful subject line

For an editorial error, begin the subject with Correction and add the page title. For a display or keyboard problem, use Accessibility and the page name. For a question about your own information, use Privacy request. These descriptions help distinguish the purpose without putting sensitive details into the subject line. Keep the explanation in the body of the email and attach only material that is necessary to understand it.