Metro Reviews

LOVE LOVE LOVE THE METRO The Metrois a free newspaper that can be picked up on any bus or train. The chances of getting them decline as the day goes on as it is so good people will take them off the bus with them. Got on the bus forgotten MP3 player, but it is fine because I can read the metro. It has all the up to date news ...  Read the complete review

I do not often travel by train - maybe only a few times a month for work. However when I do travel by train one of the only things I look forward to is picking up my free copy of The Metro. This newspaper is excellent. The fact that it is available daily and is free makes people much more likely to pick one up - if I was a company ...  Read the complete review

Metro Newspaper is one of the best things you can get for free, you can pick up one of these newspapers on buses or trains. These newspapers are available Monday through to Friday and in a morning on the bus to work you will see at least one person with their head in this paper. When it is busy on the bus I find it hard to read when I have only a ...  Read the complete review

Metro is a free newspaper that commuters who use public transport in the UK's big cities can pick up and read on the way to work/school/whatever every weekday morning except on bank holidays. The Metro is like a tabloid paper but is a lot more refined than rags like The Sun or The Daily Star. As it is free it doesn't have to stoop to ...  Read the complete review

There are three things that I love about the 'Metro' newspaper. They are 1. It is FREE 2. It keeps me up to date with what's happening in the world 3. It keeps me entertained on the boring journey to work each morning So , that's it in a nutshell really. Okay then, I'll tell you why I look for this ...  Read the complete review

It's free so pick it up- but my review is based on whether I would pay for it if wasn't being given away and the answer is a resounding No. I do pick it up and look thru it- but I am such an avid reader that if no alternative is available I will read the cornflake packet. I think this view is becoming widespread as it used to be the case that if ...  Read the complete review

The metro is a free newspaper that you can pick up around public transport. There are normally baskets in which the papers are stacked where you can both take a paper or deposit a paper if you feel you have got all that you ar going to get out of it. The metro is pretty much like most newspapers with the normal sections, such as main ...  Read the complete review

The Metro is a free newspaper available daily throughout the regular working week (not weekends or bank holidays) that is generally aimed at commuters using public transport. The paper is listed as being distributed in Bath, Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Derby, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester, ...  Read the complete review

The Metro Newspaper is a free tabloid paper available in the UK from Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays. The Metro launched in London in 1999 and now is published in 14 cities in the UK including Manchester and Birmingham. The Metro can be picked up at most tube and rail stations each morning, but you usually have to be quick as some smaller ...  Read the complete review

I read the Metro every day on the bus on the way to or from uni. It makes the journey go a lot quicker, and keeps the bus nice and quiet as everyones reading! There are the usual top stories on the first few pages. Theres also a celebrity section which is my favourite, as it is more up to date than all the weekly celeb magazines which I ...  Read the complete review

I look forward to my 20 minute bus ride every Friday as it's just enough time for me to have a good look through the Metro newspaper which is free & there are always some available for passengers to help themselves. Apparently the Metro is read by about 3 million people up & down the country - whether or not this is because it's ...  Read the complete review

The Metro is recognised a London daily free paper and I generally get one thrust into my hand if I'm in London on a visit. However it also has a great on line edition which comes to my inbox every day; free of course. Not quite the same as having a hard copy in your hand but the online version is well presented; looks like a tabloid paper should, ...  Read the complete review

For anyone who commutes on a daily basis, they will be aware of The Metro. The Metro is a daily free paper with revenues generated entirely through advertising. This newspaper is primarily intended for commuters who move daily in and out of big cities business areas, mainly during rush hours. It is printed Monday to Friday, not on the weekends and ...  Read the complete review

The Metro newspaper is a free daily newspaper that is distributed throughout the UK and is estimated to be read by arond 3 million people each day. For a free newspaper it is of a high and professional standard and contains all the usual sections such as sport, business, celebrity gossip and horoscopes etc. If there are any complaints to be made ...  Read the complete review

Every morning monday to friday I receive this newspaper absolutely free!! At the corner of the street in Town every morning, you can usually find a man or woman handing out these newspapers. Since this paper has been handed out free of charge I would definately say that my two bus rides every morning have definately gone a lot faster ...  Read the complete review

Thankfully, I only have a 40 minute commute into the centre of London, long enough for a catch up snooze, gossip with a friend, or to read my favourite - and free morning paper. Since commuting by train (I used to travel by bus) I have been lucky enough to have a companion all the way. This, being my daily dose of Metro. It's a free ...  Read the complete review

The metro newspaper is the most simplest and user friendly paper in my opinion. It is small enough to fit in your bag and carry around with ease, unlike the huge daily telegraphy papers which are A3/A2 sizes and fall apart like an earthquake is happening! The metro most importantly is free, and even if you are not a tube traveller, a lot of ...  Read the complete review

Nothing in life is free i stopped picking up the metro paper as i am making a stand against the freeness of stuff. people talk about the global warming issues all the time, but this is contributing to that. energy is being used to produce the newspapers in the first place. when i commuted to work on a daily basis, ...  Read the complete review

The Metro is a daily newspaper that is circulated across the UK and can be picked up from most major Train/Underground stations. And the best thing about it is that it is FREE!!! Yes FREE!!!! I commute daily on the London Underground and it is one of my highlights in the morning to read through my free newspaper which is, in my opinion, ...  Read the complete review

I like to read. And I like things that are free. So free things to read are, well, tops in my book. Metro is the name of a national newspaper whose bits (ooo err) are customised by individual regions before it goes out. It’s published five days a week all over the country – my local one is courtesy of Trafford Park Printers. ...  Read the complete review