The guardian as we know it locally is not delivered free in the Tadworth area any more, but you can…read morebuy it from some newsagents,that is the Epsom ones, for local news, and services. Were based in North Cheam ,but now based in Quadrant House.

Excellent. I've won a few things out of The Richmond and Twickenham Times. Good quality toys…read more(farmland set) worth quite a bit, tickets to a show at The Richmond Theatre (can't remember the actual play) and excellent Ultravox tickets. The latter were at somewhere called Hampton Baths or something which was an open air swimming pool in Hampton. It was a lovely balmy summer evening and so atmospheric with music I enjoyed from the 1980s. To cap it all I've just won a prize worth over £250 from the RTT. Golf credits which last for quite a few rounds of Golf so I've got something to look forward to in the summer when Richard's over from Australia. One can enter the comps by post or text (I normally post) and I get the edition as an online digital edition rather than having to travel to Richmond.

Pretty archetypal local corner shop offering reasonable choice of newspapers and magazines along…read morewith a selection of basic groceries, household items, wine, beer and a wider selection of spirits. Staff fluctuate between amiably friendly and rather sullen (often more preoccupied with their own telephone conversations than anything as lowly, or menial, as working in a shop or answering a customer's query) Open until around 9.30-10pm daily; useful for last minute necessities and topping-up (old) Ken's infamous Oyster card. Best to pay with cash here as credit or debit cards incur a 50p penalty.

I've bought several of this company's small notebooks (of various sizes) with cover art by the…read morewonderful artist Aimee Stewart, and all of those covers are *gorgeous*. Also, the notebooks are very well-made.

From Wikipedia: "Flame Tree Publishing is an independent publisher of books, calendars and other…read morestationery items, based in Fulham, London, United Kingdom." I had no idea about this company until a friend purchased me a Gustav Klimt Poppy Fields puzzle from the Flame Tree Studio amazon store. Shipping from the UK to the USA was fast. Quality product with thick cardboard, clean cuts, and fantastic color. I will certainly be purchasing more puzzles from them.

A small newsagents and convenience store, located in the former sub-post office in this row of…read moreshops in Kensington, just off the Cromwell Road. As well as newspapers and magazines, they sell confectionery, tobacco, stamps, and a small range of food and basic household groceries, and they have a photocopy machine. Friendly and obliging staff.

Excellent! I've just won the most fantastic prize out of this newspaper's 'Limited Edition'…read moremagazine which I looked at online as a digital edition and my Australian friend and I went yesterday. I can't remember whether I emailed or posted my entry. I won a pair of tickets to 'The War and Peace Revival 2015' event in at RAF Westenhanger in Kent near Folkestone. We caught the train and headed straight to the helicopter landing pad as my prize came with two seats for a helicopter pleasure flight! It was quite a luxury, executive helicopter and it was great fun as it performed some quite sharp turns. After our flight, we inspected the old fashioned cars, the most wonderful museum piece shops of World War II including a pub which we could smoke inside. It was a real touch of England the whole day with the thrill of a helicopter ride thrown in! Great. I've also won four tickets to the circus from the News Shopper which I gave to a colleague who I used to work with doing temporary assignments.

Terry's has been in Woking for as long as I can remember, although it used to be sited round the…read morecorner from where it is now. I'm pretty sure its run by the same people too! Great small newsagents shop with all the usual items that you would expect to find! Also has lottery till and local ads in window

Very keen. I've won many of their competitions. First I won tickets to a Pogues concert at the O2…read morefrom this newspaper. Then I've won a couple of DVDs and late last year tickets to the Irish Film Festival London. The quirky films were over different venues (Tricycle in Kilburn, Riverside Studios in Hammersmith and a posh art institution on Pall Mall). Very good films and so interesting. Once I've finished with it I give it to the Irish cleaning lady in my block of flats. As with the Irish World Newspaper, I probably wouldn't agree with most of the published opinions. I'm in favour of having Northern Ireland as part of Britain even though I've got two great-grandmothers who were Irish - Murphy and Ryan. But the Irish Film Festival prize last year was most atmospheric taking me to different parts of London!

Jay's newsagents has been there for over 30 years, has everything you'd need from a local store,…read moreand newspapers are always delivered to my house on time. Unbeatable