Fabulous paper. I've won tickets to Travis at Sandown Park, tickets to the theatre and 2 DVDs (one…read moreof them a fantastic BBC crime thriller set in Belfast) from this newspaper. The great thing about the competitions in this newspaper is that one has to cut them out and post them so you stand a good chance. When I've finished with it I give it to the Irish housekeeper in my block of flats. I've got two great grandparents who were Irish. Probably wouldn't agree with most of the editorial and readers' letters I like having Northern Ireland as part of The UK but enjoy buying this newspaper and sending off the comps!

i'm really sorry for yelping about this ten days late!!!…read moredidn't strike me at that time to yelp about it at all!! my bad! anyway, they were giving away green and black's organic easter eggs (maya gold) - 180g, apparently worth 5.99, for free with your purchase of the evening standard. i was initially told by a colleague about it but did not dash out to grab my copy of it. after all, it's only the evening standard. it was only on my return from lunch and exiting from the tube station at gloucester rd that i chanced upon the offer. 50p for the egg and paper??? a no brainer if you ask me!:) it was only later that i found out i've been ripped off! if you showed your oyster card, you get the evening standard at only 25p!!!!!!!!!LOL nonetheless, do look out for the evening standard next year, around easter time!!!:)

The Evening Standard is a publication I feel positive towards. I've won their Mini Codeword…read morecompetition twice. First time it was so funny. I won a pampering spa day for two at Bannatyne's in Essex somewhere. My Australian friend and I had a three quarters of a hour massage and then were able to use the swimming pool. Next I've won a 'Charming Hotel Stay' in the UK which I will book when my friend is over in the Summer. To top it all I've finally won the Sudoku £50 prize! It's quite difficult the Sudoku in the Standard and there comes a point where I have to start guessing and either it works out correct or it doesn't. But I've finally won it! They lose one star from me because their regular columnists come out with the same old boring Liberal-Left Blairite drivel about how marvellous the EU and diversity is day after day. Time to get a UKIP columnist to spice things up a bit and give some balance instead of the same old cracked records. They are however very good for publishing readers' texts having a go at the health fascists over smoking - they even published one of mine once. I've used the ES to buy shares by looking at the year high and year low values. I haven't made a fortune but I'm up.// Oh I've just upgraded my stars to five for the ES even if it is full of Blairite toss! I've won the most fantastic day of Tennis, hospitallity and a knock around with Pat Cash himself through them and Hackett, Bishopsgate!! Certainly up there with one of the best prizes I've ever won!

Very keen. I've won many of their competitions. First I won tickets to a Pogues concert at the O2…read morefrom this newspaper. Then I've won a couple of DVDs and late last year tickets to the Irish Film Festival London. The quirky films were over different venues (Tricycle in Kilburn, Riverside Studios in Hammersmith and a posh art institution on Pall Mall). Very good films and so interesting. Once I've finished with it I give it to the Irish cleaning lady in my block of flats. As with the Irish World Newspaper, I probably wouldn't agree with most of the published opinions. I'm in favour of having Northern Ireland as part of Britain even though I've got two great-grandmothers who were Irish - Murphy and Ryan. But the Irish Film Festival prize last year was most atmospheric taking me to different parts of London!

I now buy this paper regulary as it gives me a wider view of the counties news…read more They were based in Reigate, but have relocated to Redhill.

Have visited the office and introduced myself as an avid reader of this local paper.read more

The guardian as we know it locally is not delivered free in the Tadworth area any more, but you can…read morebuy it from some newsagents,that is the Epsom ones, for local news, and services. Were based in North Cheam ,but now based in Quadrant House.

Excellent. I've won a few things out of The Richmond and Twickenham Times. Good quality toys…read more(farmland set) worth quite a bit, tickets to a show at The Richmond Theatre (can't remember the actual play) and excellent Ultravox tickets. The latter were at somewhere called Hampton Baths or something which was an open air swimming pool in Hampton. It was a lovely balmy summer evening and so atmospheric with music I enjoyed from the 1980s. To cap it all I've just won a prize worth over £250 from the RTT. Golf credits which last for quite a few rounds of Golf so I've got something to look forward to in the summer when Richard's over from Australia. One can enter the comps by post or text (I normally post) and I get the edition as an online digital edition rather than having to travel to Richmond.

Yes fantastic free paper as I've won quite a few things out of it and can pick it up in the Kilburn…read moreHigh Road. Over the years have won tickets to a top West-End play called Man & Boy starring one of the Suchet brothers, an England Managers book worth about £15, fabulous comedy show last Christmas at La Scala in King's Cross (can't remember the artist) but even a Daily Mail reader like me found it funny. I did win tickets to a champagne reception, concert and tour of Kenwood House on Hampstead Heath at a charity event attended by the then Mayor of Camden, Jonathan Simpson. Apart from the fact that the live Soul music was too mournful for me and the Mayor was rude to Simon and I (I've never voted Labour anyway) it was lovely to be in The Orangery of Kenwood House and have a tour round. I've had a free lunch from The Camden New Journal but it loses one star as it's so left wing.

New Journal Enterprises publish three weekly free newspapers in London; Camden New Journal (The…read moreCNJ) which covers The London Borough of Camden, West End Extra for The City of Westminster and Islington Tribune for The London Borough of Islington. New Journal Enterprises is London's only remaining independent newspaper publisher (all the others are now part of large media organisations) and this is probably down to the fact they they are more interested in running good quality local newspapers rather than making huge profits, for this reason they are well respected not just by residents that read their local papers, but also by the newspaper industry and have won many awards over the years. The Camden New Journal was launched in the 1982 by Paul Foot, Frank Dobson and Eric Gordon and has been going strong ever since. I feel so lucky to live in an area that is covered by such a brilliant local newspaper and it's free! Here are links to the three New Journal Enterprises local newspapers: Camden New Journal (http://www.camdennewjournal.com) (Camden Council) West End Extra (http://www.westendextra.com) (Westminster City Council) Islington Tribune (http://www.islingtontribune.com) (Islington Council)

Yes I'll certainly give them 5 stars. Through their local newspapers I have won many competitions,…read morethe most expensive and bizarre being a set of BF Goodrich tyres worth over £500 that dad had fitted to his Golf and for which I got my photograph in the Harrow Observer. I also won a motor racing experience day worth about £200 in 2004 at The Rockingham circuit in Northamptonshire, a meal for two in an expensive restaurant (twice), a direct-line red phone on wheels that actually works, tickets to The Mighty Boosh at Wembley Arena, wooden toys worth over £100 that I collected from a shop in Ealing, £50 Perfume Shop voucher and all manner of other things. Their other office in Hounslow has also come up with some prizes for me including luxury Harrods Christmas crackers worth about £119 by sending an email to The London Recorder, Picnic worth about £85 that was delivered to Hyde Park and various tickets to concerts and sports events. I've had tremendous value from Trinity Mirror Southern!

The Guardian is part of this media group. The Guardian is a British daily newspaper. It was founded…read morein Manchester in 1821 as The Manchester Guardian. The name was changed to The Guardian in 1959 when they then moved to their headquarters in London. Whether you agree or disagree with the views of the press is up to you. I love historic media of any kind. This newspaper was geared towards the working class. I've definitely grown up in a working class environment and appreciate the struggle that this daily newspaper brings to the forefront. There's no doubt it's the most popular newspaper in the UK with millions of readers. Your time is valuable so what you spend your time reading is important. A favorite tag line is "The More You Know ". I find it educational to read different points of view in other countries. Four Stars for The Guardian.

I've come across reviews for people's favourite bus routes before but seeing there's some for…read morenewspapers comes as a bit of a surprise ... As it happens I am a long standing fan of the Guardian, it still seems more independent than many other newspapers around and has mastered the transition from pure printed format to digital. You obviously pick a read that aligns with your underlying belief system rather than one that makes you choke on your breakfast. I only buy the Saturday edition these days which has become thinner as it has become more expensive - three quid for a newspaper!?! Still, I try and read most of it and feel I still get decent value for money. The colour supplement is a favourite and beats most Sunday papers' magazines. But there's so much more to the Guardian these days. I have been to some amazing talks and panel discussions at their offices that add a real life grounding to current topics. There is a sense of community you don't generally get with a media outlet.