How we write, check and correct

Accuracy and sources

We build every page from primary sources. These include governments and regulators, international bodies, and published research. We list the sources on each page, with the date we last checked them. If we cannot find a reliable source for a claim, we leave it out.

Expert review

Some subjects, such as health, need an expert to check them. When an expert has reviewed a page, we name them and the date. When no expert has reviewed it yet, we say that plainly on the page.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it and record it in that publication's public corrections log, with the date, what was wrong and what the page says now. Small spelling and layout fixes are not listed.

Independence

We are not connected to any government, union, employer or charity unless we say so. Some of our sites use web addresses that once belonged to other organisations. We are not connected to them, and we say so on the site.

Sponsors, partners and money

• Sponsors and partners are always labelled.
• They pay fixed fees, never per reader or per request.
• They never write, edit or approve what we publish.
• If a publication carries advertising, it is labelled and kept apart from editorial content.

How we use AI

We use AI tools to help us research, draft and check pages. AI does not decide what is true. Every fact must still match a primary source listed on the page.

Images

We use real, licensed photos with credits, or our own drawings and icons. We do not present AI images as real photos.

Your privacy

We collect as little as we can. We do not sell personal data. Each publication explains what it collects in its own privacy notice.

Tell us

Spotted a mistake, or have a question about these standards? Email hello@kingsbridgepress.com.

Last updated 15 November 2026.