This may sound stupidly simple and self-evident. But if that's so to forum readers then I'm either as thick as a plank or ready to be admitted to a house for the bewildered.
Many members of this tea-party are "of a certain age" and quite possibly have some sort of vision impediment.
Reading a newspaper is just one of them. Bright lights and magnifying glasses are de-rigour here.
Stuff and nonsense say I,
Most (if not all) have an "on-line" issue. Go for it!
After months of struggle and proccastination I coded to subscribe to "our" daily papers on-line issue. Much trepidation. (As is normal with us geriatrics) I took the plunge..results?...almost biblical.
I've never been a great fan of reading stuff on-screen, preferring "print"..but when needs must etc....
The cost over a year is about 1/3rd of.. the paper one. Everything is in there from incontinence pads to stair lifts....and the "news" bits. And it,s easy to read. Even most of the crosswords are ith the exception of one A letter of complaint to the editor is imminent.
I'm not sure what colour ink the Guardian uses, but my B&W is fine I love it. BY.
