Additionally, several other editorial staff were added, including editors for the German and French versions of the magazine. Kate Sturdy became managing editor and Jane Hendy-Smith took over as editor. The magazine had a sole editor until 1991, when their editorial was restructured. The editorial staff were anonymous before George Greenwood tenure as editor. ( May 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. The magazine has had a number of publishers and editors, and has been based in London, Epsom, Goole and Hull. Over its long history, notable photographers such as Walter Bird, Stephen Glass, Bertram Park and Yvonne Gregory have worked for the magazine. H&E reflected this change and soon became an international naturist magazine providing news, travel reports, features and photography from around the naturist world. By the 1970s, cheaper foreign travel allowed many more British naturists to visit the south of France, Spain, Greece and Yugoslavia. A small minority who were able to afford holidays abroad, and sampled French and Yugoslavian nudist facilities, provided H&E with the first "naturists abroad" travel reports. H&E 's audience was made up of nudists who were members of British clubs and those who used British beaches. Later, this material occupied a greater proportion of the magazine, particularly as it absorbed other naturist and health periodicals, including Sunbathing and Health Magazine, with naturism becoming a main focus in the early 1930s.Īfter the Second World War, nudism became more popular and the monthly H&E - as it became known - promoted the lifestyle option, and throughout the 1950s and into the 1960s the magazine's reputation as the "nudist bible" grew. In the 1920s when nudists began publicising their activities and sun clubs began to form, Health & Efficiency became an early champion of their cause through publishing their letters, articles and photos. These magazines covered health topics such as diet, exercise, herbalism and general advice on living a healthy and efficient life. That magazine probably derived from Vim, first published in 1902. The first issue under this name was actually in 1918, when Health & Vim changed its name. A 1925 cover of Health & Efficiency proclaiming a natural cure for influenza.įor decades, Health & Efficiency claimed to have been first published in 1900.
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