The Magazine

NWR produces a biannual magazine, The Register. It is collated, edited and DTPed by the Marketing Co-ordinator. Every member receives her own copy. As well as distributing information to all members both here in the UK and abroad The Register serves as a forum through which they can express their opinions, highlight their activities and keep in touch with developments within NWR. It also aims to link members by encouraging contacts between far-flung groups from Skye to South Africa, Zimbabwe to Australia.

If you would like to read a copy you can download the last four issues here.

The Register aims to stimulate lively discussions by inviting controversy as well. This way the magazine has maintained its traditional role as members' mouthpiece. Its content is made up solely of members' contributions, their articles, photographs, comment, complaints, suggestions and queries. It is regularly oversubscribed.

Our magazine is the medium through which we highlight successes like our annual Telephone Treasure Trail, our stimulating National Conferences as well as the many events like the varied Day Conferences and Discussion Lunches.

• A 20 plus pages, full colour, members' magazine produced in-house
• mailed out to all paid-up members " twice a year
• an insight to other groups' meetings and events
• a list of groups ( in one of the two publications)
• provides a forum for members':
• thoughts
• opinions
• news
• requests
• rants

Why read your Register?

• Loyalty to the organisation
• Interest in the organisation over and beyond your own group
• Discover different women with different lives and experiences
• Ideas to aim for
• Ideas to avoid
• Keep in touch with the changing face of NWR

What can members get from reading it?

• Information - events, activities
• Stimulation - different things to do, directions to take
• Discussion - new ideas for discussions
• Feelings - of being part of a wider organisation - worldwide in fact

What can members provide?

• Write ups of events organised or attended
• Information about planned events
• Advertisements for the classified section
• Book reviews
• Opinions
• Controversial articles which raise key issues
• Entries for the 'In Memoriam' section (name and group only)

What would you miss out on if you don't read The Register?

• Awareness of NWR's current events
• Awareness of trends and changes in NWR
• Awareness of being part of a vibrant national organisation
• The chance for your group to contribute and showcase itself