Folks - if you are anywhere close I highly recommend a quick visit. This is truly an old fashioned…read moresweet shop (US friends - a candy store). Exactly as I recall them as a little kid growing up in Letchworth, Hertfordshire. All the old sweets/candy from wwaaaayyyyy back! Sherbert fountains, peanut brittle, rhubarb and custard, lemon drops and soooooo much more! Love it - so nostalgic Yes they have new products too including various Harry Potter specials (not for me thanks). All sorts of licorice and licorice allsorts! Little joke for the Brits 2 thumbs up Review #70 2019

If you love chocolate then you will love this place - there is loads to choose from and something…read morefor every budget, with lots of diffeernt varieties of chocolate to choose from. When I lived in Deby, I came here regulalry for birthday and Christmas presents and even to buy just small gestures. There are some great gift ideas here and staff are only to happy to help with your selection. It is very easy to get carried away so be careful!

nice little sells sweets, chocolatte and cakes. Yum,yum.read more

nice little newspaper shop sells sweets, chocolatteread more

this is a great local shop with plenty of items on offer. they sell almost everything that you will…read moreneed. they sell newspapers and magazines. they sell beer, wines and spirits. they sell sweets and chrisps. this is a great shop with kind and friendly staff

Right in the middle of Swadlincote's main shopping street is the Telegraph News Shop. In its many…read moreincarnations, this shop has been here for as long as I can remember. It has a massive selection of magazines on every possible topic, from sport to current affairs, travel to DIY. There are also local and national newspapers, as well as local street plans and ordnance survey maps. You can also order newspapers and magazines delivered from here. The rest of the shop has a good range of reasonable priced groceries, essentials like toothbrushes, toilet paper, soap etc. In the past, this shop had an impressive range of books, stationery, cards and paper. This has reduced somewhat, to a smaller range of cards and stationery, but on the whole there is a good variety. The shop feels like it needs a little more stock for its floor space though.

Good papershop, in a morning they are open at about 5am, normally just leave your money for the…read morepaper on the side and even get your own change, very trusting.

Etwall Post Office is situated in the heart of the village. As well as a fair sized post office…read morethat offers most of the services you would get in a larger post office, there is also a general store area and a small cafe. The general store offers all the essentials you would need on a day to day basis like newspapers, toilet rolls, bread, milk etc. In addition to this, because of its close proximity to John Port School, it also has a comprehensive chocolate, snack and drinks section, from which it does a roaring trade from the local school children. Rolls and baguetttes: hot or cold, are made fresh, to eat in the small cafe area or to takeaway. The cafe also serves teas, coffees and a range of cakes, like chocolate covered flapjack! Etwall Post Office is your classic hub of the village, where you can get most things you need, post your parcels and sit down for a good cup of coffee.