A polish magazine from doncaster that might help learners

Hi all

i thought this link might be useful to anyone here in the UK that wishes to read there is editions 10 and 11 available as PDFs to read ... its published here in doncaster hence its name a merger of poland doncaster (polcaster)

take a look ....

http://www.polcaster.com/

im a subscriber :)

Another freebie is Glos Polski, available in most delis and shops. Its aimed solely at the Polish market so not much good if you dont read Pl.

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we are on a roll with the freebies available ... but i thought that it would help .. :D

if anyone has anymore more regional style ones feel free to add them for us to share folks

I forgot to point out that in edition 09 thats in PDF file on page 12 there is a load of links for polish sites across the uk and regional ones like liverpool .. manchester .. doncaster .. hull ... coventry .. bristol etc etc... i could list them if someone really wants or check out page 12 :)

How could you subscribe since most their pages are "Coming soon" and the news are copied from polska.pl website?

Subscription Form

Coming Soon...

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OK, I now see you mean the PDF file which works good.

Just downloaded the pdf freebies. Hmmm, I think I need to learn some more Polish before I can read them :) - perhaps the children's page at the back..., simp-polish (if such a thing can be).

i get the printed form not internet form delivered there is a subscription form printed in each magazine :) lol

much of what is written in the magazine is by english and polish people here in doncaster it only really started beginning of the year as a black and white format and has become colour recently

:)

i hope the mag is a better read than the website... which has approximately... ermm... zero content...

Coming Soon....

I don't like the website. It's top offsite link on the right leads to a website (Polish) which then will not allow the user to return to the previous website. Nasty. I had to close the window and start again on the polcaster site. Still, early days yet...