The Daily Telegraph magazine - Island cover (3 October 1975)

Fair to good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - some wear/fraying to paper near spine - top staple is missing (error in printing process)

FOR THE YOUNG, OLD AND ANXIOUS - Back in the 19th century various colleges established communities in deprived city areas. Diana Winsor visited the Blackfriars Settlement, and found a new cutting edge to philanthropy
One and a half pages

SHORING UP OUR HERITAGE - The sandhills between Formby and Southport, now largely owned by the National Trust, are rich in plant and bird life. But 1,000 miles of our shore are already "beyond redemption" - ruined by industrial and commercial development. Who is doing what to save our coastline?
5 pages

SAUL BELLOW - American novelist Saul Bellow shuns the literary world and denies his own celebrity. His first two books earned him a Guggenheim Award. Could his latest novel, Humboldt's Gift, secure him the Nobel Prize? We chat to him
Two and three-quarter pages

AH SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE... - A short story by Roald Dahl
One and three quarter pages