Cancel The Guardian

⚖️ Your rights in the UK: there is no statutory online “cancellation button” like in Germany, but you are well protected: contracts signed online or at a distance normally come with a 14-day cooling-off period (Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013). To leave a mobile network while keeping your number, simply text PAC to 65075 (or STAC to give the number up) – under Ofcom’s switching rules your provider must send the code within minutes, and using it with a new provider ends your old contract. For broadband, the One Touch Switch process lets your new provider handle the cancellation for you. If you cancel by letter, send it by tracked or signed-for delivery so you have proof. Below you’ll find the official cancellation route for The Guardian – and we’ll prepare a ready-to-send cancellation letter with the correct address at the same time.

Want to cancel your subscription with The Guardian? There are several ways to do it – pick whichever is easiest for you. Tamgara helps you put your cancellation in writing, with the correct address for Guardian News & Media Limited. Free, no account needed.

📋 You have three ways to cancel The Guardian

Fill in the The Guardian online cancellation form

Direct online cancellation – reachable without signing in. The quickest way, with nothing to print – directly with The Guardian.

Open Cancellation button (no sign-in) →

Login-gated self-service account portal with a cancel option. The Kings Place address is the registered office/headquarters (Companies House); no dedicated postal cancellation address is published. Last reviewed: August 2026. No guarantee – providers change their links frequently.

Write your cancellation letter here & send it digitally

Fill in the cancellation letter with the correct address for Guardian News & Media Limited, sign it in your browser or on your phone and send it as a signed PDF by email – no printer needed.

✍️ Create my The Guardian cancellation letter

Post the cancellation letter yourself

Fill in the cancellation here, sign it and download the PDF. Print it and send it – ideally by tracked or signed-for delivery – to the address below, so you have proof of postage.

📮 Cancellation address for The Guardian

Guardian News & Media Limited
Kings Place, 90 York Way
N1 9GU London

⚠️ No fax any more: The Guardian does not accept cancellations by fax — cancel in your online account at manage.theguardian.com or via the Help Centre instead. Source

💡 Subscriptions and recurring contributions are cancelled self-service at manage.theguardian.com (Manage Subscription > Cancel), taking effect at the end of the billing period. Live chat and customer services via the Help Centre can cancel on your behalf if the online flow fails.

Address as published by the provider. Last reviewed: August 2026. All details provided without guarantee.

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📠 You can send your cancellation by fax directly through Tamgara.

✍️ Fill in my The Guardian cancellation letter →

Frequently asked questions

How do I cancel my contract with The Guardian?

Enter your customer number and the date you want the contract to end in the cancellation letter, sign it digitally and send the PDF to Guardian News & Media Limited, Kings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9GU London. With Tamgara the recipient details are already filled in.

What does a cancellation letter to The Guardian need to include?

Your details, the recipient, your customer or account number, the date, a clear statement that you are cancelling (with your preferred end date) and your signature. Also ask for written confirmation that the contract has ended.

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Free sample template – not a substitute for legal advice. Simple electronic signature (eIDAS). Trade marks and company names belong to their respective owners; Tamgara is not affiliated with The Guardian.