Ever since they playfully termed Muddy Matches ‘Tinder for Farmers’ in the early days of our venture to match country lovers, we have enjoyed the support of The Telegraph when it comes to online dating coverage. Whether it’s been a place in their top 10 list of ‘go to’ online dating websites or as part… Continue reading Love in the time of the Corona (The Telegraph)
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The Sunday Times: Katie Glass heads back to the countryside for the weekend
The Times columnist Katie Glass talks about heading back to the countryside for a weekend away with her friends. She says: “It occurs to me, that I might not be all that country, but neither is the country any more. It’s not Worzel Gummidge yokels chewing straws as in Poldark. It’s Hot Farmers of Instagram… Continue reading The Sunday Times: Katie Glass heads back to the countryside for the weekend
Western Morning News: online dating the best way to meet a mate in rural areas
Keith Rossiter from the Western Morning News explains why online dating is the best way to meet a partner when you live in a rural area. He also mentions Liz, who met her partner through countryside dating website Muddy Matches. Click here to read the full article.
The Telegraph: “Twitter user @JohnLewis isn’t who you think it is”
The Telegraph revealed that John Lewis sensation Monty The Penguin is following Muddy Matches on Twitter in the search for love online. Click through to see the article on The Telegraph.
The Telegraph: “Muddy Matches: SME of the Year award entry”
The Telegraph featured the Muddy Matches entry for the SME of the year award. Asked about her must rewarding moment as co-founder of Muddy Matches, Lucy Reeves said: “The most rewarding moment was probably when we were invited to our first Muddy Matches wedding, or when the first baby picture was sent to us. It… Continue reading The Telegraph: “Muddy Matches: SME of the Year award entry”
The Telegraph: “Tinder for Farmers? New App for Those Seeking a Muddy Match”
Telegraph writer Anna Tyzack spoke to Muddy Matches member Lindsay about her experience of dating website Muddy Matches and about using the new ‘Get Muddy’ app at The Country Life Fair. She also spoke to Muddy Matches co-founder Lucy Reeves about how the new countryside events app will help rural singles to meet at the… Continue reading The Telegraph: “Tinder for Farmers? New App for Those Seeking a Muddy Match”
The Times: “Internet dating for the over-forties”
Muddy Matches was listed as one of the best dating sites for over-forties in The Times. Writer Emily Sargant said: “A dating site for those who live in (or just enjoy) the countryside, where it’s hard to meet people, particularly if you are older.”
The Times: “The Times Guide to the Top 10 Dating sites in 2014”
Muddy Matches has been featured in ‘The Times Guide to the Top 10 Dating sites in 2014‘. Journalist Francis Tickner said: “Set up by two friends, this site is for anyone looking to share their muddy-boots lifestyle with like-minded country folk.” Click to read the full article.
The Independent: “28 Dates Later: Documenting the search for love amid the weird and wonderful world of online dating”
If you’re looking for a dating blog that’s both humorous and educational, then Willard Foxton’s 28 Dates Later is a good place to start. Sadly his 28 dates have come to an end, but you can find out more about his search in this Independent article. Looking back over his 28 internet dates he said:… Continue reading The Independent: “28 Dates Later: Documenting the search for love amid the weird and wonderful world of online dating”
Metro: “Use the power of music to help you find the nirvana of love”
Looking to meet the man or woman of your dreams? Then niche online dating sites could be the best way to meet your ideal match. The article by a Metro reporter says that your interests, such as whether you like a particular band can make or break a relationship and a niche dating site can… Continue reading Metro: “Use the power of music to help you find the nirvana of love”