Market town bookshop, offering a good selection from classics to modern day, the shops also offers…read morea service for any book you wish, they will order it in, and useally its there within a day or two. Nice location, with a knowlodgeable member of staff to help you decide whats best. Very impressed with this shop.

The little coffee shop is located on the train station serving platform one's commuters and other…read morepassengers. They offer tea, coffee, hot chocolates as well as hot marmite(!) to warm you up on your way to work. The smell of bacon cooking will get you drooling and tempt you over for a bite to eat. They stock a selection of daily news papers as well as magazine, sandwiches and sweets. I'd recommend the tea cakes or a crumpet if you fancy a change and haven't got time before you leave the house in the morning. They are closed all day Sunday but are open the other six days starting early in the morning til after midday.

Yet another book shop in Harleston. Unfortuantly this shop is now closed.read more

Located at the start of the high street in town it serves all your needs for papers and magazines…read more They offer a delivery service where you can have newspapers delivered to your door early in the morning along with any other magazines. You then pay this off at regular intervals. They also offer a lay away service where if you like a specific magazine they will save you a copy to collect each month guaranteeing that you won't miss an edition if it sells out. This is available when you put a refundable deposit down. They are able to order in magazines specifically for the customer should they not normally be stocked on the shelf. There is a Lotto terminal on site that sells the full range of tickets to money winning games as well as different offical scratch cards. They have a small card and toy games section. They sell fireworks during seasonal times.

This shop is quite small and difficult to use. The aisles are very narrow so it's an effort to…read morestand back and look at the stock on the shelf. On market day it can get packed and even more claustrophobic. They have a selection of stationary in the first part of the store with magazines and news papers. This shop is closed on Sundays which is a bit annoying but the other newsagents is open til just after noon and supermarkets cater for your magazine needs these days. In the far back of the shop there is a book section which is more open and they have some extra items expanding on their stationary. It would be near impossile for anyone with limited mobility to use this shop as there are steps to get in, very narrow layout and steps up to the rear of the shop.