Handy dandy post office in my hometown. All your post office-y needs can be satisfied in here, from…read moreposting a letter to a massive package, paying bills or getting passport pictures done. The staff in here are lovely, and always really helpful with anything that you need. This post office is also a supermarket and stocks pretty much everything you could need from a wee local supermarket.

Located at the back of the Londis store the Post Office is as reliable and dependable here as it…read morewas in the old place across from the bus station. Opening at 8.30am it gives people opportunity to buy stamps, pay bills, etc before going to work. Staff in general are friendly and helpful both for customers and each other. Sometimes though there aren't enough staff on the counter and queuing takes ages. Also if you are in the queue and remember at the last minute you need an envelope, you have to leave the queue to buy the envelope at the shop counter, before joining the post office queue again.

Generally I go in here to go to the Post Office which is inside. They have a wide variety of…read moreproducts from stationery to confectionery and snacks. There is also a PayPoint outlet which is available for quick payment of bills, savings etc. Staff are helpful though it does seem to be understaffed at times. Kept clean and tidy, the shop is well lit and often fairly busy. Overall it is like a local convenience store in Hamilton Centre.

Located in a small convienance store at the back, this post office is alway really busy and the…read morestaff are really friendly. The downside to this postoffice is that it is too small for the services that are needed in this area and it also does not provide road tax, which would be a great service in this area. The shop that it is located in can be really cramped and over stocked, with the stock all over the walls and on ever shelf in the shop. It's also not very disabled friendly, if you where it try and enter in a wheelchair I don't think that it would be possible due to the small asles.

The post office is at the back of the shop and lunch time is a night mare as the queues are often…read moreto the front of the shop. Usually there are only two tellers on both of whom are extremely helpful. Maybe be worth putting an extra member of staff on at busy periods as it could stop people moaning. The front shop sells just about everything you could want or needfrom newspapers to irons thread to food it has a lovely atmosphere and its a central point for fok to meet one another

This place has Closed down over 2.5yrs ago, has moved to the Day/Night shop opposite the Motherwell…read moreRailway Station

This used to be an alright place to pick up mail which was sorted in time for the start of most…read morebusiness days at 9am. Not so now!! Many times I go to pick up mail for the charity I volunteer at and it either isn't ready, or they can't find anything.the list is endless. Of course that is only when I have stood in an endless queue of people who also feel extremely frustrated with the service (or lack of it) they are on the receiving end of. Often the office isn't even open at the times they are supposed to be open and there is no explanation offered. At times if there is no one else there when I enter, I can expect to ring the bell several times before anyone through the back can hear above the music they are playing. If the Queen knew the appalling standards of service being provided by this office, I don't think she would be happy to be associated with it.

I have often had to collect parcels from this place and I always seem to wait forever! The service…read moreis quite slow and you get the impression that parcels aren't sorted as best they could be as it seems to take staff forever to find them. It also has some rather strange opening times (or at least, it seems to have. I have often went to pick up a parcel during 'business hours' and found it to be closed)