I was lucky enough to get a 12 month subscription to Company magazine from my husband for Christmas (I also got a subscription to Prima - review on Ciao). I say luck because this is one of my favourite magazines for a few reasons, and also lucky that hubby happened to pick it at random! The first reason I like Company is the price, at £2 an issue it is one of the cheapest monthly glossy magazines. My yearly subscription cost £24 and that is delivered to my door! The only problem is that I don't get any of the free gifts that you see with issues in the newsagents, but apparently this is the norm with delivered subscriptions of magazines! Secondly ...  Read the complete review

Company magazine caught my eye, because I am often drawn in by the bold statements proclaimed by magazine e.g. "can psychics see you coming?" and "get body positive - drop a dress size in a week and still eat chips!" The contents is useful as it is broken down into sections: 1. On the cover! For example, "we've made a million" i will the next sir alan please stand up. These titles have the page number next to them. However, the title in the contents is often different to the claim splashed across the front, this can be misleading. 2. 1,2,3 shop! This section contains the bargains that the fashion editors of ...  Read the complete review

Company magazine is a women's monthly magazine aimed primarily for those in their twenties. For a monthly magazine Company is one of the cheapest for women at only £2. The price for the magazine was higher before, but they lowered their prices to make it more affordable for their readers. I have read Company magazine for eleven years, and would say that it's one of the best magazines for young women. The freebies are quite good as well. I can't remember all of the freebies I had, but I can remember getting a macara and books. Company magazine always have celebrities on their front cover. Readers are given information on what the clothes and make-up used ...  Read the complete review

This is a magazine probably aimed at 20 something women who are just starting out on their own. It is predominantly a lifestyle magazine, but it does feature some serious issues- such as contraception and domestic abuse. In the latest issue, they also interviewed all 3 leaders of the major political parties, and they have done issues featuring political figures before. However, don't let that fool you into thinking it's a really serious magazine. It's a lot of fun, and has everything you'd expect; fashion sections- mostly affordable fashion from the high street, to fit in with the budget of its readers, problem pages, dealing with dating, sex and health ...  Read the complete review

I don't often buy magazine, in fact I usually pick the slightly dull option of a puzzle book. I do however, usually get passed on magazines by my sister when she has finished with them. Recently, she bought the magazine 'Company' as a change, and then passed it on to me for a read. This magaine cost £2, which I think it very good valuable for the thickness of magazine, compared to many otehrs costing £3 and over, not always for very much. On the front of this month's cover there is a picture of Alexandra Burke, but it also runs subheadlines about shopping ideas, money, sex, company investigatedion, and other real life stories. Like all ...  Read the complete review