The Oldie magazine
I do not recognise this as anything like the magazine I love. I was hoping to download a digital version of the print version I subscribe to but it seems is unavailable. SAD.
Dedicated to the older generation
This is a unique magazine packed to the brim with good writing from a wide variety of qualified resources. It never takes itself too seriously so is fun to read. Well laid out with a print type that’s actually readable. The latest issue (May 2019) contains (as an example)
Features:-My ancestor, the Iron Duke, by Jane Wellesley
Regulars:-Gyles Bradreth’s Diary, Media Matters by Stephen Glover
Books:- Beyond the Thirty-Nine Steps: A Life of John Buchan by Ursula Buchan - bu Minoo Dinshaw
Travel:-Overlooked Britain- Lucinda Lambton
Arts:-Radio- Valerie Grove
Pusuits:-Digital Life- Matthew Webster
Features:-My ancestor, the Iron Duke, by Jane Wellesley
Regulars:-Gyles Bradreth’s Diary, Media Matters by Stephen Glover
Books:- Beyond the Thirty-Nine Steps: A Life of John Buchan by Ursula Buchan - bu Minoo Dinshaw
Travel:-Overlooked Britain- Lucinda Lambton
Arts:-Radio- Valerie Grove
Pusuits:-Digital Life- Matthew Webster
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Oldie feedback
But please improve the on line experience.
The magazine is great but the on line version is terrible. No better than reading a pdf.
Have a look at how the Telegraph works on line and you will see what I mean.
More than happy to pay more, but please improve the on line reading experience.
Great articles, great writing, I love it.
The magazine is great but the on line version is terrible. No better than reading a pdf.
Have a look at how the Telegraph works on line and you will see what I mean.
More than happy to pay more, but please improve the on line reading experience.
Great articles, great writing, I love it.
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