do you still buy BBC radio times?

I get it on subscription. There’s always an offer somewhere - my current one is for 6 months and works out about £2.30 a copy. I enjoy being able to find a wide range of programmes especially the more obscure ones . The feature articles vary in interest. It’s also good for detail on radio programmes.

No

Because of my failing eyesight I no longer buy it or the TV Times. I rely on the TV guide.

I have a sub and it drops through the door. It is expensive but has everything in one place rather than having to flit around online; and I can circle the things I would like to watch. And the crossword is quite good.

Back in the early 1950's, when I started at my Secondary Grammar) school, the first thing we made in 'sewing' class was a Radio Time cover. Simple really, folded over material, front of which we embroidered to our own design, had to make neat hems all round, Piece of cardboard inserted one side. Done in first term ready for Xmas present for parents.

I still enjoy the Radio Times, like the comments, information on programmes and puzzles. My son pays for an annual subscription for me. It is very pricey - do not think I would have it if I had to pay for it.

I still subscribe to it. I know I can look online, but I just like to have pages to turn. Sheer habit. I’ve read it since I was a student, and before that at home as a schoolgirl. It’s part of my life.

We used to get it every week, then (ages ago) we moved to just the Christmas edition. Now we just look on the screen guide to see what's on, but more usually watch streamed content anyway.

My husband still tends to get both the RT and the TV Times at Christmas, but for the last couple of years they have been recycled pretty much unread. They are so expensive, too.

I’ve never bought it, but my parents used to buy the Christmas edition.

I buy the Christmas Radio Times, nostalgia really.

It’s all online so no need for the expense

Years ago, we took both Radio and TV Times.

Then started using the tv guides in the weekend papers supplements.

When they got so expensive, I bought a cheap weekly tv guide.

Now we just look up what’s on online, and don’t miss a paper copy at all.

Some nights the tv doesn’t go on after the evening news, especially at the moment when it’s all Wimbledon and World Cup.