Free Together TV Times Christmas Magazine 2026

Together TV is offering a printed Christmas 2026 edition of Together TV Times, with December television listings, interviews, stories and games. The magazine and its delivery are free.

Follow the provider’s registration link and supply the requested contact and delivery details. Registration also joins the free Film Club, which is due to run for about 12 weeks from January 2027. Expect emails about your magazine and the club’s film recommendations and activities.

The provider aims to post copies for arrival towards the end of November, but does not guarantee a delivery date. Only 30,000 printed copies are available; later registrations may receive digital access rather than a posted magazine.

Open to people aged 18 or over living in the UK or Channel Islands under the published terms; the registration form also asks applicants to confirm UK citizenship. One printed copy per household, allocated first come, first served while the 30,000-copy supply lasts. No purchase, payment or payment card is required. Registration requests contact details including name, postal address, email and telephone number. It includes Christmas magazine and Film Club communications; the terms also describe subsequent newsletter emails, from which you can unsubscribe. Connected employees and their families are excluded. Delivery timing is an estimate. Film Club activities and the separately advertised wellbeing prize draw are not required to earn the magazine. No fixed registration deadline is stated.

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