When was the last time you bought a newspaper? ~

From a store - some 40 years ago when I was short papers on my paper route.  
However, I subscribe to my local paper (but not for much longer)

We had a subscription about 12 years ago. I took about two minutes to read our crappy paper. We stopped getting  it when we had an ample pile of tinder for the fireplace.

It's been at lease 8 years since I bought a newspaper. I'd rather get my news from sources I trust. :)

Last week. I just wanted the coupons and threw the rest out without looking at it.

Probably on or a little before Friday 31 October 1980.

Probably a couple of months ago. I rarely read newspapers in "dead tree" format now; the Guardian and the Independent have all their news and commentary online for free (although I am not averse to making a donation for an online resource I use a lot.) The disadvantage of this approach is that the news i read is likely to have a liberal-left bias so there is an argument that I should buy and read the Telegraph more often so as to get a balanced picture.

There are always copies of our local newspaper lying around in our office at work so I don't need to shell out for that either. But I occasionally buy and read The New European - as a Leave voter in the referendum it gives an insight into what the "other side" is thinking. 

I get the newspaper delivered daily and also The New York Times delivered on Sunday.  I'm old-fashioned and like to turn the pages.   

I used to read newspapers as a treat. I only ever had time when I went away on holiday, (vacation to you guys) - it was the only time I ever got enough time to read.. I would often buy a local paper from wherever I was visiting and I'd read it cover to cover to try to get a flavour of the locality..  It often took me several days to read..Such a treat. 

Following one holiday where I had a trial subscription of the Times, I decided to keep it, I don't always get time to read every day but when I do it feels like a treat :)