This is a little newsagents on Crosby Road offering both newspapers and magazines as well as milk,…read morebread, and a few other grocery items for sale. It's not too far from the train station, so if you need to grab something before or after your train journey it's fairly handy. But the selection is not incredibly wide, to be honest.

This shop is situated near a major junction of two busy roads, and altho there is parking it is…read morelimited road side bays, which due to the trafic flow can sometimes be difficult to access. From the outside this shop looks a bit scuffy but I do like my charity shops as i like a good rumage around so i have to say i like this shop but to the more normal shopper this shop will look more like a jumble sale, They have a lot of stock and only a small amount of space to show it. they are however reasonably priced and the staff are always friendly and willing to help, by puting stuff aside for later or by saving something they might get in later that you would like.

As its name suggests, this shop specialises in selling cut-price new books and you can pick up some…read morereal bargains here just so long as you are not looking for the latest releases. There is a nice range of childrens' books and an excellent range of cookery books, often in hardback. There is also a modest paperback and hardback fiction range as well as biography and history. Upstairs is a smaller room with various non-fiction titles and a small selection of poetry books. This is definitely a shop for browsing. It's unlikely to have exactly what you are looking for (although I have been pleasantly surprise on occasions) but I defy you not to find something here worth having. It's open on Sundays and deservedly busy.

Hubby loves this shop and if not careful will spend a fortune. It always has some good bargains and…read moreall books are new and in excellent condition. The shop is a little small and can be cramped at times. This shop is in the centre of the shopping in Beverley and the area is bustling on Saturdays.

A Wetherell & Sons is a department store situated on the Crescent, opposite Boots Pharmacist. The…read moreWetherell family has traded in Selby since 1898, opening their Crescent store in 1906. A Wetherell & Sons is a family owned store that prides its self on its personal service and good customer service. Quite recently the store has benefited from a major refurbishment which to be honest was desperately required to take it out of the 'Grace Brothers' look to a more contemporary one. The new look store is fresher, brighter with new modern fittings and decor. The window displays are greatly improved as it the signage. I had a look at the clothing the other day and the brand names are quality ones as before but aided by the modern surroundings fit much better in the store. The Cafe has always been really good, much like the whole store but only now you can see it.

Best place in Hull to pick up magazines, and you can often pick up a good book bargain or two…read more Also contains the main city centre Post Office.

This has now grown in size due to the adding of a post office which for those not wanting to go far…read morefrom town centre is great.They now even sell mobile phones along with the usual papers,magazines,sweets,drinks etc.Also you can now buy your music,dvd & video games here often at a cheaper price as they are often having really good deals/sales They also have all the latest best selling books & you know if you can't get it anywhere else wh smiths will have it for sure. This branch of wh smiths can be found inside the prospect centre roughly in the middle Cards for birthdays etc can also be bought here along with diaries,note books etc all at good low prices

The best book store in Hull 5star service and prompt deliveryread more

Small and overpriced bookshop, suffering from the competition from the much bigger Waterstone's…read morejust down the road. Very good if you're a student or in academia, but not recommended for the general public.

Quite a large newsagents, with a Post Office at the back. They sell loads of magazines, books,…read moretoys, confectionery and stationery. Service could do with a little bit of a brush-up but it isn't awful. It does get very busy, especially the Post Office and you can expect to queue. They do the National Lottery as well which adds to the queues and I think - but don't quote me on it - they have a photo booth at the back of the store.

The gallery is about 20 mins from Hull so not too bad for a drive out.The gallery holds the largest…read morecollection of Frederick Elwell's works whom was born in Beverley in 1870 so a local chap,anyone into art will love this place,it runs tempory educational & themed exhibitions so take the kids too.The gallery is above the public library There is a shop & refreshments at the place too closed sundays & mondays