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The Bulletin at 60: Graphic designer Patricia Brossel on the challenge of creating appealing magazines - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Graphic designer Patricia Brossel on the challenge of creating appealing magazines

One of the rare Belgian members of the editorial staff, Patricia Brossel was an essential point of stability - proving endlessly patient with anglophone colleagues while coping with the creative demands of an ever-evolving publication.

The Bulletin at 60: "Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end," reminisces former editor Brigid Grauman - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: "Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end," reminisces former editor Brigid Grauman

The Bulletin’s 60-year history divides into two distinct periods – BC and AC: Before Corelio and After Corelio. Its BC heyday spanned the 40 years when it flourished as an independent, printed weekly magazine that was essential reading for Brussels’ international community.

The Bulletin at 60: Former publisher John Stuyck recalls how his mother Monique Ackroyd founded a publishing phenomenon - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Former publisher John Stuyck recalls how his mother Monique Ackroyd founded a publishing phenomenon

Monique Ackroyd would never have recognised The Bulletin as it is today. She would be proud but also shocked by the changes the magazine has experienced.

The Bulletin at 60: From the archive (September 2002): Guts for survival, charm for success - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: From the archive (September 2002): Guts for survival, charm for success

Founder of The Bulletin Monique Ackroyd tells Brigid Grauman about the magazine’s early days – and recalls some memorable parties