The service station at Pyecombe on the A23 has reopened under BP's banner, but the site now…read moreincludes an M&S Express food retail outlet as well. On my visit, this was proving as much of a draw as the petrol station itself - some stopping to buy ready meals, wine etc without petrol. The downside is they don't sell the normal sorts of travel and motoring accessories you would expect at a service station. The service station also has a cash-point.

This shop is convenient! Although there is a small car park next to the shop, it is normally easier…read moreto park along the road outside. The shop normally has a small selection of fruit and vegetables, and most essentials that you might need. Although the prices tend to be slightly higher than your average big supermarket, they often do brilliant offers on everyday things, so savings can still be made. At the back of the store there is a bakery counter which at certain times of the day you can smell when you enter the shop 'mmmm!' The Co-op always has a good selection of FairTrade products available.

I don't know if anyone remebers Open All Hours with Ronnie Barker, but take that kind of shop that…read moresold everything and times it by about 1000. What you would be left with is Trading 4 U! It's a big store on the Haywards Heath highstreet that sells clothes horses to duvet sets, kitchenware to dog baskets. This is the perfect shop to pay a visit if you have just moved into a new place and need to get hold of all your general household items. While the prices are extemely reasonable, don't mistake it for a pound shop. This meanss that the merchandise is of a better quality, but still affordable. They even sell pick n' mix. The staff will generally leave shoppers to their own devices, but if you need any help or directions for where to find light bulbs etc. they will happily point you in the right direction. A good shop for pretty much anything you would want to put in your house if you are a little less fussy over desiggner labels or top brand names.

This shop is hardly ever open. I tried to post a parcel via UPS here but couldn't find them open…read morethe 3 times I visited. Needs work!

I have used this shop for a long time now and its the only shop i would use on nevill estate…read more Its open long hours with a large selection of alcohol,sweets,chocolates or even your usual grocery shopping items. Not to mention the half price national newspapers! But be sure to try out the home made selection freshly made and damn tasty!

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Whilst Googling M&A, to find out there phone number to add to my review for them, I was quite…read moresurprised to see that the first entry that I could find was a an anti-M&A Facebook group. To be fair the group hadn't had an entry since early 2008, but still I was intrigued by the active hatred that the workers in this cornershop had seemingly inspired, due to them being quite so 'grumpy' and 'rude'. I have often been standing in M&A in the early hours, whilst everything else has been closed, maybe a little drunk, indecisively hovering aound their shop deciding what to buy for what might seem like an eternity, and they have always been friendly and quite humorous in my experience. So I can only go on that, and assume either the students who made the group are over sensitive, or the workers of M&A had some massive customer service crackdown after the facebook fiasco. Anyway, the best thing about this convenience store, and the only reason why I have been in it, is the fact that it opens til later than other off licences, so affords you the luxury of continuing your drunkery until 3am. This fact is known to most in this area, and sometimes you can find yourself having non-sensical chats to other people who've made the very same pilgrimage as you, and the store can get quite busy for such a time. There is also notably a decent selection of magazines on offer.

Londis is a handy store right next to Portslade station. It has long opening hours so pretty…read moreconvenient if you need a quick coffee, snack, lunch, or household items you may have run out of! It has recently been refurbished and now has a brightly lit cafe area at the front with decent coffee and free wifi access.

I have been graced with a very welcoming and friendly worker, every Wednesday I travel back from…read moreLondon and stop by co-op to get some food. I have always been greeted by the same worker so I had to ask for his name, John Battung it was. What a man, he really has been brilliant in having a great little chat whilst scanning my food after a long business day in London! Great shop, recommend to all!

This Coop local is a very useful corner shop. Selling all the usual newspapers and magazines there…read moreare often items on offer. There`s also a small wine selection, baby essentials, frozen and ready meals. Staff seem to come and go but there are a few old faithful who actually pack your bags for you and ask how you are! Situated near West Worthing station and near Threshers' it can be great if you're on your way on a long train journey and need a few essentials. Open early and closed at 10pm.

Lovely, little corner shop. This place has a bit of everything…read more Local Post Office, Lottery, Groceries. good range of wines & a few Gifts and seasonal products. Although small it is clean, white & the layout making it feel deceptively spacious. There is a small coffee shop which serves sandwiches & freshly baked pies. We often go for a coffee & sausage roll. The owners are pleasant & helpful. There is a small grassed area outside & parking on the road.