Local Reviews
In May 2015, MItesh D said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
Aspects Dental and Referral have now been advertising with yourlocalflyer for about 8 months, and are delighted with the level of response. Stuart and Kelly have been truly outstanding.
As a new business we are delighted to be part of yourlocalflyer .
As a new business we are delighted to be part of yourlocalflyer .
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In May 2015, richard e said about Milton Keynes Theatre
We enjoyed a great night out on Tuesday 5th May at Milton Keynes Theatre watching the smash hit film The King’s Speech, adapted for the stage.
The production is set against a wooden backdrop with doors and window openings that allow the set to be transformed into different rooms seamlessly. The smooth transition from each scene is even enjoyable to watch.
Raymond Coulthard takes on the role of King George VI or as he is affectionately known, Bertie and brilliantly portrays the frustration caused by a speech impediment. You’re willing him on at every stutter. Playing the Queen Mother is Claire Lams who provides some comedy value with her austere sarcasm particularly towards Lionel Logue, Bertie’s speech therapist. Jason Donovan plays the part of the amateur dramatic Australian brilliantly; it’s easy to see his friendship with George VI blossom on stage.
The audience is taken through some prominent moments in British history. From the death of King George V, to Edward VIII’s romance with Wallace Simpson and subsequent abdication, Bertie and Elizabeth remain as strong as ever. The ending scene where Bertie delivers his speech is a triumph for all watching. After Bertie and Lionel shake hands and declare their newly found friendship, the audience erupted into applause and stood to show their appreciation for such an enjoyable production.
The production is set against a wooden backdrop with doors and window openings that allow the set to be transformed into different rooms seamlessly. The smooth transition from each scene is even enjoyable to watch.
Raymond Coulthard takes on the role of King George VI or as he is affectionately known, Bertie and brilliantly portrays the frustration caused by a speech impediment. You’re willing him on at every stutter. Playing the Queen Mother is Claire Lams who provides some comedy value with her austere sarcasm particularly towards Lionel Logue, Bertie’s speech therapist. Jason Donovan plays the part of the amateur dramatic Australian brilliantly; it’s easy to see his friendship with George VI blossom on stage.
The audience is taken through some prominent moments in British history. From the death of King George V, to Edward VIII’s romance with Wallace Simpson and subsequent abdication, Bertie and Elizabeth remain as strong as ever. The ending scene where Bertie delivers his speech is a triumph for all watching. After Bertie and Lionel shake hands and declare their newly found friendship, the audience erupted into applause and stood to show their appreciation for such an enjoyable production.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In April 2015, Caroline M said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
Domestique
We approached 'yourlocalflyer' in regards to advertising Domestique due to the wide distribution range. As a local Domestic cleaning company, the 4 magazines covering Milton Keynes allows us to target our marketing.
'yourlocalflyer' has been a major marketing success for giving a great return on investment.
Stuart and the team have been key in the continued growth of our business, offering help and assistance when needed. Domestique would highly recommend 'yourlocalflyer' to any business looking to target there advertising locally.
We approached 'yourlocalflyer' in regards to advertising Domestique due to the wide distribution range. As a local Domestic cleaning company, the 4 magazines covering Milton Keynes allows us to target our marketing.
'yourlocalflyer' has been a major marketing success for giving a great return on investment.
Stuart and the team have been key in the continued growth of our business, offering help and assistance when needed. Domestique would highly recommend 'yourlocalflyer' to any business looking to target there advertising locally.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In April 2015, Mick M said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
I've advertised in the yourlocalflyer for about two years now and have found it a productive experience. It's excellent for generating new business, it's quick and easy to arrange and although no advertising is cheap, it pays for itself in the long run.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In April 2015, Tony M said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
Safe & Healthy Homes
Just wanted to say what a great team Stuart, Kelly etc are at yourlocalflyer . having worked with them for over a year . business continues to develop and prosper, in no small part due to the effectiveness of their monthly mags. Well done ... and lets keep it up.
Just wanted to say what a great team Stuart, Kelly etc are at yourlocalflyer . having worked with them for over a year . business continues to develop and prosper, in no small part due to the effectiveness of their monthly mags. Well done ... and lets keep it up.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In March 2015, Luke E said about Milton Keynes Theatre
We had the privilege of watching the Mel Brooks musical – The Producers tonight at the MK theatre and on the back of it, I cannot recommend it enough. The brilliantly bizarre comedy show features well-known stars such as Jason Manford, Phil Jupitus, Louis Spence and David Bedella. Who knew that the funny Manchester man Jason Manford could act, sing and dance so naturally in a main role as Leo Bloom; an accountant dreaming of becoming a broadway producer; all whilst constantly supplying genius pieces of comedy I might add. He is complimented by the other main star of the show – Cory English, who plays Max Bialystock, a broadway producer whose career has taken a nose dive, and will seemingly do anything to get it back on track! His scene in jail was a personal highlight as he did a recap of the entire show so far through the medium of comical song and dance. I couldn’t have cast a more suitable person myself for the role that Phil Jupitus took on; Franz Liebkind, a rumbustious escaped Nazi that wrote the play that the two producers decide to use as their ‘guaranteed flop’ in order to make a quick buck. As you may expect, Louis Spence teamed with David Bedella create some wonderfully camp, and side splittingly funny scenes. The entrance of Ulla, a Swedish actress auditioning for the play, quickly balances this out as she strips down, dances and quick changes in a racy number. This is a production that doesn’t take itself too seriously, which makes it all the funnier, with a relaxed and happy atmosphere. The stars of the show quite literally provide a laugh a minute from the onset and throughout.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In January 2015, Emily B said about Milton Keynes Theatre
The Full Monty - Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes theatre is playing host to The Full Monty this week and I was lucky enough to be one of the first people through the door! There was a buzzy feeling within the theatre and everyone could not wait for the show to get started.
The show began with a bang and quickly got into the various storylines which ran through the show along side each other, touching on issues we do still have in today's society that were also common problems back when the show was set, but of course they were made to be light and funny.
Cast members such as Gary Lucy, most famous for his stint on The Bill and Eastenders was the star of the show in my eyes. He was well rehearsed and took well to the role, like he'd been playing it for years!
My most favourite part was the end, but not because I wanted it to end! After an hour or so of watching a group of scruffy middle aged men try to dance around in their undies they finally conquered the routine and took to the stage with a hilarious and rather raunchy striptease which was enjoyed by everyone, including the small percentage of male spectators who had clearly been dragged along by their partners!
The Full Monty is definitely a show that I would go to see again and have recommended to my friends and family. A fun, feel good show which will have you all in stitches.
Milton Keynes theatre is playing host to The Full Monty this week and I was lucky enough to be one of the first people through the door! There was a buzzy feeling within the theatre and everyone could not wait for the show to get started.
The show began with a bang and quickly got into the various storylines which ran through the show along side each other, touching on issues we do still have in today's society that were also common problems back when the show was set, but of course they were made to be light and funny.
Cast members such as Gary Lucy, most famous for his stint on The Bill and Eastenders was the star of the show in my eyes. He was well rehearsed and took well to the role, like he'd been playing it for years!
My most favourite part was the end, but not because I wanted it to end! After an hour or so of watching a group of scruffy middle aged men try to dance around in their undies they finally conquered the routine and took to the stage with a hilarious and rather raunchy striptease which was enjoyed by everyone, including the small percentage of male spectators who had clearly been dragged along by their partners!
The Full Monty is definitely a show that I would go to see again and have recommended to my friends and family. A fun, feel good show which will have you all in stitches.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In December 2014, Jim D said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
More effective than other means of advertising.
As a local tradesperson I rely on standard of service and reputation to build a lasting relationship with Customers. Since we started, yourlocalflyer has been essential in building these relationships by introducing our business to new Customers in the local community. It has also proved to be far more effective than other means of advertising and is definitely an essential part of our business process. Thank you so much for helping to establish and grow our business.
As a local tradesperson I rely on standard of service and reputation to build a lasting relationship with Customers. Since we started, yourlocalflyer has been essential in building these relationships by introducing our business to new Customers in the local community. It has also proved to be far more effective than other means of advertising and is definitely an essential part of our business process. Thank you so much for helping to establish and grow our business.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In December 2014, Chris & Caroline W said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
The only paper advertising we do.
yourlocalflyer has helped us grow as a company , it is now the only paper advertising we do as it works, we can not thank you enough for you support.
yourlocalflyer has helped us grow as a company , it is now the only paper advertising we do as it works, we can not thank you enough for you support.
Source: thebestof.co.uk
In December 2014, Lloyd D said about Your Local Flyer - Magazine Advertising
It has been a massive support to my company.
When I go around to all my new clients they all know the yourlocalflyer and all use it. It has been and will continue to be a very massive support to my company.
When I go around to all my new clients they all know the yourlocalflyer and all use it. It has been and will continue to be a very massive support to my company.
Source: thebestof.co.uk