good post office which does get very busy at certain times of day. Car Tax can be purchased from…read morehere. Beware has been incidents of muggings when using cash dispenser outside post office.

A great little post office filled with friendly staff, stationery items such as greeting cards,…read morecake decorations and sweets. The place doesn't have it's own car park, but there are plenty of free car parking bays next door.

You can usually get a place to park just past it but it has no car park. It usually has three of…read morefour staff working most of the time, all of which are friendly and helpful. The queue is insane from the middle of November right up to the new year so I try to avoid post offices in general at that time of the year. It is fairly big and sells cards, some sweets and toys and some stationery - all of which you have to pay for at one of the main post office counters

Standard newsagents that I often pop to for a newspaper or lottery ticket. Friendly service and…read moreeverything you would expect from this type of shop. They may even have that extra bit of luck we are all looking for in life as the last time I bought a lottery ticket from here I won a tenner!

small but very busy post office with small shop,and you can pay your bill ,get car tax.read more

I use this post office on a regular basis for all my post office related needs. The post office is…read moreusually quite busy in the mornings, at lunchtime and at the end of the day, so I would avoid coming to here at those times if you can avoid it. The post office has very competent staff and I have never once lost my temper in the queue or for inferior service by the staff. They also have a fairly wide range of magazines and confectionary and I am always striking up a conversation with the very friendly chap that works at the confectionary counter. He is slightly abstract in his thinking, but once you can appreciate his sense of humour you will be addicted to speaking to him. Good service, short waiting times and a pleasant atmosphere. Yes Moseley Post Office ticks all of these boxes. Surely this can't be a real post office?

Like most things in Moseley, the post office has character to it. Can't say that I've ever reviewed…read morea post office before. But then I can't say I've been into any particularly memorable post offices before. Other than this one. Firstly, let me just say that the staff are all very efficient and know their stuff. But, for me, one of the pluses of this particular post office is the other customers. The diverse variety of people you get in Moseley appears to be condensed into its post office queues, so time spent in the queue seems to go much faster. Who knew that a post office queue could be diverting? The guy behind the newspapers & confectionary counter always has something amusing to say as well, just to keep you entertained on your way out. Of course, it's also in a lovely historic building too, which is a bonus. And I've never had anything other than good service there. So, it may only be a post office, but one perhaps slightly more worth noting.

Friendly post office with efficient staff and a good range of cards and packaging supplies…read more It's a much smaller branch than the main post office in Leamington Spa but the service is very friendly and there seem to be a lot of regulars (including me) who prefer somewhere smaller. When it's raining though it does get packed as the space for queuing is much smaller.

Don't let the title fool you, there is a wide range of meals offered at this popular kebab house…read more From fish and chips to traditional Indian food but this fast food take out is well known for its kebabs. They even serve salads! The food is just what you might want after a night out. The service is good especially as it can get busy on Friday and Saturday nights. A personal favourite is the Chicken Tikka wrap; tender chicken tikka chunks on a salad bed that is wrapped in a large and soft nan bread with sweet chilli sauce or a creamy mint sauce. There are other sauces you can choose from such as mint chutney. All food and drinks are reasonably priced. The location is ideally located on the high street, which makes it easy for anyone to go to.

Shirley train station is a nifty little train station which connects Shirley with Stratford apon…read moreAvon, Birmingham, the Black Country and Worcester. The station has ticket collection and you are able to pay with both cash and card. Trains run form this station pretty regularly as you will often find the trains to Birmingham come every 20 minuets in the day. It's a great station to commute from as its right next to a said west local meany you can grab a bite to eat before work or after and has a bus stop right out side (the buses 49 & 3) which connect you to Solihull and The Stratford road. The average train fare to Birmingham (rutern) is £4 which is pretty affordable and if you get a rail card (gives you money off) it's even cheaper! The only problem with this station (and probably the problem with most stations at the moment) is it isn't always maned which can make paying a bit of a problem but there are normally conductors on the trains (or even at the stations) who are pretty understand and will let you by a ticket from them :)

Small post office set apart from the rest of the shops on Gospel Lane it has a free cashpoint…read moreoutside which is handy as alot of the local cashpoints do charge. Inside the store could do with a bit of a makeover and the shelves look empty which is never a good look for any store. It has a small range of goods but nothing spectacular and also has a small range of alcohol. Its ok if your just after a loaf of bread and some milk and a treat for the kids. The people who work here are a bit abrupt and customer service is not high on the list but if your lucky one of them may crack a smile.