We used Grove Street Media to help us rebrand and relaunch our company website. Their creative…read moreinput and energy was invaluable, and we felt very supported through the technical bits! Strongly recommended.

This store is smaller than the city centre branch, and suffers from not having a lift to the…read moreupstairs (books/sometimes toys) section - staff will occasionally help with pushchairs but there's not much option for wheelchairs. It also seems to have some delay in receiving certain magazines (Private Eye, for instance, is always a day late) but it still has a reasonable stock for the size of the shop. It is usually mostly tidy, although the dvd/cd section at the back can be quite messy at times. Staff are always friendly and have a good rapport with regular customers. The store has a good range of toys and games, and a fairly large selection of books, making it the best place to buy books for some distance.

It is small and busy and so very useful. There are a few newsagents in the centre of Oxford and…read morethey all useful places to know about. This one sells all the normal stuff and milk - which is great for those of us who pass by on their way to work and need to replenish the fridge so that we can indulge in numerous coffee and tea beaks.

I agree - most useful for milk and other small daily essentials. It's a bit more expensive than in…read morethe supermarket, but a thousand times more convenient, especially if the alternatives are the queues in Sainsburys. I've never bought a newspaper or magazine from here, although it's useful to see the headlines. The staff are really helpful if you need local information, although it's best to ask when it's not too busy.

Now that Woolies is in trouble, Smiths is one of the few places still stocking that wonderful…read moremelange of cards, stationery, books and chocolates. The range isn't great here, so it's definitely not the best for CDs or DVDs, but if you're in a last-minute hurry, you could do worse. It's best for good-quality stationery and a good range of magazines. It's very conveniently located and I've never found the queues to be too long, which makes a nice change from the central Oxford branch.

A small WHSmith store, but with a good selection of magazines, books, cards and stationery. There…read moreis a small entertainment department, but the selection is not amazing. The staff are friendly and helpful and the store is generally tidy and easy to navigate. There are some good offers on if you look around, but obviously prices of some things is cheaper from internet companies, however sometimes it is worth supporting High St stores.