Magazine / Newspaper > Publications Genre Current Affairs - 18 products found
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Punch:
... you sat in any dentists waiting room about any time from 10 to thirty years ago one of the few pleasures about waiting would have been that there would be an old copy of Punch on the table. In it there was some really funny articles from top comic writers like Alan Coren with cartoons from some of the best exponents of the art like Bill Tidy. Nowadays my local dentist has the de rigeur fish tank and copies of OK a... Read the full review: Punch by polydeuces |
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Readers Digest Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (16 reviews)
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The Big Issue Magazine / Newspaper / Street newspaper published on behalf of and sold by homeless people. overall rating  (31 reviews)
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Venue - Magazine A Venue Listing for the Bristol and Bath area, including Gigs / Magazine / Newspaper / Restaurants / places to visit etc. overall rating  (1 review)
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New Internationalist - magazine Magazine / Newspaper / This magazine reports on issues of world poverty and inequality; it focusses attention on the unjust relationship between the powerful and the powerless in rich and poor countries. overall rating  (1 review)
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Punch Magazine / Newspaper / Long-running satirical magazine. Punch, the magazine of humour and satire, ran from 1841 until its closure in 2002. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Week, the Magazine / Newspaper / News of the week condensed to a magazine. overall rating  (5 reviews)
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Time Out Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (6 reviews)
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George Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (1 review)
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New Statesman Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (1 review)
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US News and World Report Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (1 review)
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Readers Digest ... a subscription is so frustrating - especially for a gift. Recently, my mother encountered telephone customer service advisers who she couldn t understand (Indian call center?) and the web site won t allow you to have a delivery address different to the billing address. I ve tried emailing them for her (she is really quite annoyed that I am having to sort out my own gift!) and they will only offer a 9 month subscription. And despite not even having the credit cards details yet, they are really really keen on getting the address of the recipient (hmm... sounds like a spam scam?) I ve had a look on the web and other companies are offering subscriptions to the... Read the full review: Dire customer service by spiritdancers |
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The Big Issue ... have never fully understood why there are so many homeless people in UK, where the unemployment rate is around 5% and where, to the best of my knowledge, any person who is in decent health can find a work. The Big Issue is a magazine published by homeless people and sold by homeless people, there is a version in the North of England and one in London, currently selling at 1.40. The idea is very simple, those who sell it are properly trained and badged and take more than 50% of the cover price as a profit for themselves. I have noticed that people selling The Big issue come in different colours and shapes. There are the shabby ones, the well dressed ones, those who a... Read the full review: Good paper for a good cause by Paskuda |
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The Big Issue ... is a magazine that si sold by the homeless and the idea is that rather than begging it gives them the ability to earn money from a legitimate source and hopefully provide an escape route away from living on the streets or hostels and to get back to leading what most of society would term a normal existence. Each vendor sells from a location in towns around the country and can easily be spotted by their identification badge, I also find them very friendly and certainly not pushy when it comes to selling the magazine, they do take a pro active approach but it is only ever an invite to buy and is not pushy or intrusive on people. The great thing is that the product th... Read the full review: The only issue is why are you not reading this by fuzzybear |
