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People's FriendFrequency: 52 issues per year | Usual Issue Price: £0.85
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Subscribe to People's Friend today! First published on Jan 13 1869, The People's Friend is the oldest women's weekly in existence, upholding the same traditional family values today as it did then. If you want a magazine guaranteed to cheer and uplift you, reach for 'The People's Friend'. Each week brings a feast of feelgood fiction, including two serial instalments, puzzles, travel, gardening, cookery, craft and nostalgia.
Magazine Group Review of People's Friend MagazineMagazine fans who are looking for a publication that the whole family can read and enjoy could be motivated to take out a subscription to The People's Friend.The title first launched on January 13th 1869 and has been popular with readers ever since. It is the oldest women's weekly ever and each issue is filled with articles that will interest ladies, men and children, as it is packed with features on cookery, gardening and travel. For kids, there are puzzles to have fun and try, as well as a craft section, which will give them ideas on new things to make. The People's Friend also has feel good fiction - a portion of the publication that is likely to give readers a much-deserved respite during long busy weeks. Read 9 reviews for People's Friendbased on 20 ratings. 9 user reviews.
karen
Middlesbrough Customer review for People's Friend My husband Philip is the one who loves this magazine he reads it every week
pamela
swansea west Glam wales Customer review for People's Friend I have been reading the People's Friend for many years and never miss a copy. I love everything in this wonderful magazine, the knitting patterns are great, and I always love reading all the serials especially period ones. The letters page and 'through the manse window' are so enjoyable to read, whenever I travel I always take a copy with me. May the People's Friend long reign.
christine
leeds Customer review for People's Friend Think this mag is great. Get it every week plus the specials. I like the stories and the ones set in the 1880s.
Patricia
Calgary, Canada Customer review for People's Friend When my People's friend is delivered each week I always set aside an hour or two to reminisce about my life in Britain & read the issue from cover to cover, Thank-you People's friend.
Merle
Edinburgh Customer review for People's Friend Have enjoyed the magazine for many, many years. I remember when I was 7 years old presenting Annie S. Swan with a bouquet of flowers when she was in Edinburgh. Not many of your current readers or employees will even have heard of this lady! I wonder if you have any old photographs of her?
Jacqui
Lincoln Customer review for People's Friend Well, I started to read the People's Friend while in Australia 3yrs ago, and I've not put it down since!! That is to say I love reading the new mag every week plus all the specials. I think the stories are fab.
joan
Tadley Customer review for People's Friend What a great magazine - I look forward to it each week but I am wondering why no Diary this year. Have been looking forward to it since October. Happy Christmas to all the editorial staff.
Valerie Kirkham
Sheffield Customer review for People's Friend I used to read several other women's magazine but they started to get very sleazy with "true confessions" and sensationist stories. The fiction content gradually dropped off too. That's when I decided to have look at The People's Friend, The stories have a great variety of background and character. I like the pet stories an the features on training dogs for the Blind and the people with hearing difficulties.
Elizabeth Hood
Worcester Customer review for People's Friend I have been a reader for many years and have made many of your knitting patterns for my children, grandchildren and now great grandchildren. Will you be publishing a baby knitting magazine as you did some years back. I also thank you for the prompt despatch of the book Oaken Heart last week. So impressed at the speed of post, less than a week. Shall be reading your magazine, hopefully for a good few years yet!
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