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by - written on 08/04/09 (Useful, 63 readings)
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Mansfield Chad. This is the Mansfield edition of the Chad newspaper, they do publish other editions for the Ashfield and Sherwood areas of Nottinghamshire. I see the previous review for this newspaper was in 2001, so how has it changed? The price for one thing it's 62p to buy in the shop and 60p to be delivered so the incentive to have it delivered has lessened greatly. It is still a tabloid format of about 100 pages and that basically hasn't changed. They have recently started a page of money off coupons and offers, always welcome at the moment. It is well produced and the journalistic content for a newspaper of it's size is good. It isn't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/02/01 (Very useful, 672 readings)
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Chad is the weekly local newspaper serving Mansfield and the surrounding area of Nottinghamshire. Published every Wednesday morning the newspaper is very popular and read by the majority of the people of the town. Copies bought in a shop are 42p each, whereas delivered copies are only 32p - the 10p saving is to encourage people to have their copy delivered on a regular basis. Each issue is normally about 100 pages, in a tabloid format. Although most of the paper is black and white there is normally a number of coloured pictures each week and coloured print is used on the front and back pages. The first about 30 pages contain the main news items ... Read the complete review
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