This church was originally built in the early 1830s so that the villagers in Fairlie didn't have to…read moretravel to Largs and back a few miles' walk which many of them would have done twice a day on Sundays. (I've walked there and back myself and even once was enough!!) The cost of building the church at first called a 'Chapel of Ease' was £629 and paid by the villagers and some of the worshippers in Largs. The builder was Alexander Hunter and the first minister the Rev. J. Gardner. The chapel later became a parish church after a petition which had been started in 1876. The famous yacht builder , Mr. W. Fife, was on the management committee of the church, hence the yacht weather vane on the top of the spire. There are sometimes charity events held in the church I attended a 'Fairtrade' evening there last winter which was well attended. (Fairlie was Scotland's first fairtrade village) In fact, there are regular meetings including every Thursday morning where people can meet to enjoy Fairtrade coffee, tea, cakes and biscuits together.

This is a small village Post Office - however it will sadly be closing due to closure of Post…read moreOffices. Small, compact and friendly service, this PO is located on the mian street and is handy and convient for the locals and those who are passing through. Now users will have to travel into Largs.

I was vwey scepticle at first when it was decided the long standing post office in Lenzie was to…read moreclose & move elsewhere. Thankfully it only moved a few doors down & in a lot of ways a much better service. Firstly its more personal as the staff are very friendly & helpful, postal service run very efficiantly although the premises could be bigger as more than 3 oeople quing & space becomes tight. Would reccomwbd this place but maybe not if your not keen on confined spaces Also worth mentioning, there is a shop within this P O & the prices are extremely good compared to leading supermarket chains.

Lenzie Post Office is a really friendly little place. Run by a family, in this Post Office you'll…read morealso find cards, wrapping paper, stationary and sweets. A particular favourite is the home-made tablet on sale for a bargain price. (Far too tempting while you're waiting in the Post Office queue!) The people who work there are really personable, and remember their regular customers (which is always nice.) It feels like a proper village post office. Their service is quick and efficient, which means that you never have to wait too long. My only complaint is that one time when I went over there with a run of seventy letters, they made me stick all the stamps on myself!

Right good wee Post Office, always well-staffed and not too much random rubbish for sale. Some…read moresilly toys but they have a good selection of packaging materials. Staff are friendly, helpful and know their stuff. Get to know you pretty quickly if you're in and out often. They also have an ATM on the front, on Baillieston Main Street, which is accessible even when they are closed. (Most Post Offices I know of have one inside, rendering it inaccessible at odd hours.) Located right next to Lidl and across from the library, so very handy overall.

I use this post office on a regular basis. The staff are all friendly and know their jobs. They…read moreoffer a variety of services, post (obviously), banking facilities, paying most bills, collecting benefits and pensions, posting parcels, exchanging currency and they sell cards and stationery. There is also a TV monitor which shows adverts for local businesses which can be useful. I have noticed that the staff are patient with difficult customers and are on hand to help the elderly if they have any problems. The entrance has no stairs which is good for disabled customers although parking can be an issue as it is located on a busy main street. However, Lidl is not far away and cars can be parked in their car park. They have recently installed a cash point machine for the convenience of customers.

I would disagree with the previous reviewer - it's sad, but compared to other post offices I've…read morevisited (and i visit quite a few in my dealings with ebay!) it is quite decent. Small queues, and I've only ever received friendly and efficient treatment from the employees here. Still rubbish of course, in the grand scheme of public services, but we've come to expect that from the Post Office now, and this one at least has a spark of convenience in it.

Why oh why did they have to put this post office beside a school? The school kids may be from…read moreHyndland and thus uniform-less and more trendily dressed than your average catwalk model, but that doesn't mean they're any less annoying when you have to pick up an oddly-shaped package from here on your lunch break. As for the post office itself? Well, it gets three stars because of its friendly staff. In actual fact it's rather irritatingly shoehorned into a small RS McColl's meaning it's a complete nightmare to queue in. For that reason, you should really do your best to visit at less popular times. And preferably in the school holidays.

This is an excellent wee post office situated in Greenhills Shopping Centre, just next door to RS…read moreMcColls. As well as the Post Office counter there is a shop selling the usual cards and gifts and a passport photo machine. Sadly Greenhills Shopping Centre is lacking shops and life these days and the last two times I have been to the post office at lunch time there has been no queue which leads me to believe it won't be around for much longer. The staff are friendly enough and willing to help out where needed. My mail always gets where it's going so I have absolutely no complaints about the place.

Closed today July 12 re-opens July 16 Glasgow fair holiday not mentioned here they've stuck a…read morenotice on the window to say their computers are down totally useless lot

I'm fortunate that my missed parcels get delivered here versus the Partick Post Office. Why?…read moreBecause the queues are minimal to sometimes non-existent every time I have been. Amazing. The post office is located in the back of the news agent/convenience store. Service was quick and speedy, just the how I like it. The staff are quite friendly and helpful. Overall, they are pretty knowledgeable about postal and royal mail services. It was hilarious to overhear the customer before me wanting to send a parcel by courier. To which the woman replied, "we don't do courier service here... where are you sending it to?" The man replied, "I don't know." The woman was patient as she explained that she couldn't help him if he didn't know where it was going... what a numpty.

There are steps and also a long ramp up to this small post office which is close to the pedestrian…read morearea of the town. You might be able to park in the street nearby and there is a disabled bay directly outside. Inside you'll often have to queue for a while but, when you get to the counter, the staff are friendly and very nice. Besides the usual post office business there is some stationery and also parcel packaging materials for sale.

This is a well handy branch of the post office situated within a nice wee shop stocked with…read morestationary and groceries. Having recently undergone a pretty drastic face lift, the Charing Cross Post office is now a rather pretty looking wee place which is bright, clean and fit for purpose. Friendly staff and ques that ain't as long as the Great Wall of China, make this a nicer experience than some of the other more central PO's. Oh, one more thing. I know somebody who actually gave birth to her second kid right there in the very post office. That was about 9 years ago and the staff still remember who she is...thats just cool.

I feel like this is how a Post Office should be run. It's attached to a decent-sized shop, with all…read morethe Post Office services available at the back. There are several windows so multiple customers can be served at once and I've never been in with fewer than two of these running. The shop sells standard convenience store items as well as anything you might need in a post office, including stationary, bubble wrap, boxes and packaging. It's spacious and well laid out so that even when there are a lot of customers in the branch, it isn't difficult to get around and it doesn't feel over crowded. The staff are helpful and polite and are happy to make suggestions or give advice if you need it. I especially like that there's a large poster on the wall with a little Charing Cross history on it. That seems like a nice touch and I was tempted to stop and read it but, thanks to how efficient the staff are, I didn't have a long enough wait. Only two things prevent this branch from getting five stars. The first is that it doesn't have an ATM, which I've seen in other branches and I feel like the have space for. The second is that the opening hours are a bit limited - they're only open 07:30-17:30 Monday-Friday. Staying open just an hour later, or opening for a few hours on Saturdays would making using this branch far more convenient.