Great service from all that work there. The staff are friendly and helpful. I will recommend this…read morepost office to my friends!

Smallish post office in the Highcross Shopping Center…read more About three or four counters, friendly enough when I used it. There's also a newstand with snacks and so on. Street level, on the right hand side as you walk away from John Lewis.

Excellent and friendly service at this place. Live just a few streets down. Always welcoming and I…read moremust say the Postie and Toastie inside (specialise in breakfast baps) is definently a must and very good value for money on all the foods they serve. Im addicted to this place cant go in and post a letter and not walk by the food section without ordering a cob. Matt

Writing this review as of May 2016. Used to be a great post…read moreoffice but not any more. It's very close to me but I try to avoid it nowadays. There are never enough cashiers available, waiting time is ridiculous and one of the staff (blonde lady with glasses) is one of the most rude and arrogant people I have ever met. Avoid if possible!

For years, I would avoid the main post office, especially at peak times, and go to a small local…read moreone. That's before they bought in self service machines and it's probably not overstating that it has changed my life somewhat. It may not be any quicker at the self-service machine, seeing as I'm not a trained PO professional but I pretty quickly learnt the order the questions are going to come up on the big touch-screen in front of me to select what sort of postal service I need. You will be very unlucky if you have to wait in line here as there are plenty of machines that mostly work. If there is anywhere you may have to wait in line is if you need a 'proof of postage' receipt or are sending by any traceable service (recorded deliver, special delivery etc.) but otherwise your stamps are printed along with your receipt in seconds and you pop your post in the box and go. Even better, the post office is now open until 6.30 each week night. It is almost empty for the last hour as no-one knows about late opening. Until now that is.

As Post Offices go... This one is pretty good actually. Ideally situated just off Victoria Square,…read moreI believe it's the largest Post Office in the City Centre. It offers all the services you would need, including a travel money service, a selection of collectable coins/small gifts, insurance/banking and a cash machine. There are a number of counters (and normally plenty of staff), so you WILL have a wait (inevitable these days), but now there is a ticket system in place so you at least have some idea of how long that's going to be. Plus, no more queuing! This branch has installed plenty of seats so you can sit and wait to be called. I popped in to post a parcel to America this week. Obviously, being the festive season... It was packed. I took a ticket and was informed there were 15 people in front of me. When you get your ticket from the automatic machine, you select the service you require (meaning that people waiting for passport/financial services aren't in the same queue as people who just want to post something). Posting things abroad is expensive these days, but the friendly and helpful member of staff I encountered made the pain a little more bearable. Once I was called, I scooted up to the desk to be greeted with a big friendly smile and was asked what I required. I explained I wanted to post a parcel and the guy gave me a sympathetic look and asked me to place my item on the scale. Yes... It was pricey. After going through the American import protocol (filling in the little sticker that pretty much renders any surprise gone for the recipient as you detail EXACTLY what is in the parcel), we had a chat about who I was sending it to and what I was sending. Not in a creepy way, just an interested one. Whilst the exchange was going on, we got to the subject of upcoming travel plans. With two trips abroad planned (so far) for 2014/2015, we got on to the subject of their various financial services for people going on holidays. Now, I am pretty clued up on currency etc - but he had some pretty good information about services I didn't know the Post Office offered (and assured me he wasn't on commission). I left lighter in the wallet, but not too bothered about it. I did everything I needed fairly swiftly and without and hassle. The service I received was pretty fantastic and I left armed with information about things I very well may use in the future. I would definitely use this Post Office again rather than my usual JQ branch if I was headed into town.

A handy convenience store and post office in one. It is community based and ideal for the eldery…read morelocal residents who cannot get into the centre of town easily. There is rarely a queue at the post office counter, unlike the one in town. The shop sells all the essentials like groceries, toiletries, magazines, cards and stationery. Staff here are very friendly and willing to help. There was a campaign recently to save this post office which was threatened with closure and it got a lot of coverage in the local press and on radio. Thankfully the campaign worked and this great little post office lives on!

Connaught Road Post Office is a brilliant little store. The post office part was recently…read morethreatened by closure, and won a reprieve after strong community support, and that has since been proven to be the right decision as they have recently been named as one of the best 100 post offices in the county. It is rightly deserved - from the friendly smile as you enter the door, to the helpful and professional service you receive at the post office counter, the whole staff make you feel welcome and are always willing to help, however busy they are. They are a credit to Harborough, and a much appreciated service to all those who use them.

I love this village post office and will only ever use this one. The staff are very friendly and…read morealthough very small it offers a good variety of food stuffs etc too. A post office with Character. It makes a pleasant change to be greeted with a smile and given good advice when needed. What a little gem of a store.

Actually, I am looking for some information on the Swan Inn just up the High Street in Elstow. I am…read morecarrying out a viability study of the pub and would be grateful if anyone can tell me how it has traded in the past, the good points and bad points. Any help would be much appreciated and in total confidence. Regards, Steve

Best post office in Milton Keynes…read more You can get a lot of things done in one place. At the entrance you will get a ticket-so you know how many people are waiting in the queue and there are comfortable seats in the waiting room. Very often at the entrance is someone who answers questions and direct you to the right place. There are also self-service points located on the right side of the entrance. .