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“I love reading Time & Leisure, it’s a really great magazine for Putney and the local area. It’s a great boost for my hardworking team when they see The Sewing Rooms in the magazine and to be part of this amazing community.”
Helle Matthewman
Director
I always enjoy seeing ‘Time & Leisure’ on the door step, it’s very bright and cheerful, with an enormous amount of information about what is going on in Wimbledon and its surrounds. Also, your office was most helpful when I wanted to track down information from one of your advertisers, so thank you all!
Margaret
Wimbledon
Time & Leisure is always at the heart of the local community, encouraging and giving voice and support to local businesses and allowing us to be informed of the great things that happen here, well done you and your team and thank you again!
Denise Murphy
Wimbledon
It’s part of my organisational tool kit as a busy mum and small business owner to plan for the next month or two and find out about other small new business and services.
Alicia Drabble-Castellano
Wimbledon Park
Time & Leisure is my ‘go-to’ for what’s on and discovering local hot-spots. I love the weekly newsletters and look forward to the monthly magazine come through our door.
Jennifer
Wimbledon
I’ve had a lot of press for the book this past year, but it means SO much to be in my local magazine, especially as I’m from Wimbledon.
Jini
Wimbledon
I moved to Wimbledon with my family over 20 years ago and have been reading Time & Leisure magazine every month since then.
Stephanie
Wimbledon
The T&L newsletter looks so great – I look forward to it popping in to my inbox with so many great suggestions of things to do!
Emma Dowson
Wimbledon
Our readers are proud of their neighbourhoods. Time & Leisure magazine has been helping readers connect with their community for 25 years
Image Credits: Reader – Jini Reddy at Wimbledon Buddhapdipia Temple, SW19. Leafy suburbs – Wimbledon Red Bus: Andrew Wilson
