They are the nicest owners for a local newsagents/convenience store. They don't poke their nose in…read moreyour business, like the mini market over the road. They don't gossip either. If there's something they don't stock, if they can get it, they will.

A good local convienence store, recently expand, friendly staff…read more Since the expansion they are no stocking a wider range include some diy stuff - screws, tape, nails etc , generally the stuff you run out of half way through a project, so that's quite handy. They also stock a little bit of everything so you could do the full family shop there if you so wished.

This second hand book shop is really interesting. They have converted an old saltaire village house…read moreinto a book shop which makes it really cosy to visit. The staff are friendly and really helpful. Second hand shops can obviously be hit and miss as to what stock they have but you'll have fun looking for what you want here anyway.

This handy little newsagents is situated on the main strip in Rawdon, which is strictly speaking…read morethe only strip in Rawdon! Considering the wilderness of retail that is Rawdon this place is really useful and well used by the locals. It sells all the usual suspects including a huge range of local and national newspapers, magazines, a range of cards, gum, tobacco, stationary, canned goods, drinks (including those super cheap but e-number-tastic little 20p cartons), chocolate, crisps and all sorts else. The staff are friendly enough although the shop has its restrictions - they only allow two school children in at any one time (which is understandable) and if you turn to the left whilst in the queue you will see a rather large, erm, *adult* magazine section staring you right in the face. This section, of course, only caters for the men of Rawdon. Being a hardened feminist one can rise above these things, sadly it is to be expected in any standard newsy. A reasonably priced and handy (no pun - promise!) little store.

I used to work here for a short spell so.. Biased much? Great for your '2for1' offers on chocolate…read more You can pay your bills, buy lottery get your papers delivered for a cheap price etc. You cant go wrong. Its also got all the magazines you might be into like kerrang, classic tractor and camping and caravaning.

You know what, it may just be a bit of a dingy newsy, but this place is excellent. The chap in here…read moreis always really friendly, and what with all the drunken debauchery he must face night in and night out, that's an accomplishment alone. (They are on New Briggate near all the bars and take away.) Of course, there's nothing unusual about what they have inside, from chocolate, to drinks, to snacks to cigarettes, but for location and unsociable hours this place is fantastic. Basically, if I'm ever going to town and need tobacco later in the evening this place is always open. I believe they shut at 11pm, which is reasonable, but thus far I've struggled to find anywhere else open so late if I'm in need. Add to that the guy is always lovely, and you've one happy (and loyal) customer.

The gentleman who operates the shop is always welcoming and helpful when I send or collect parcels…read morewith Yodel or FedEx. The shop is well presented and very clean.

When I came into Mirage News I thought it was just a bog standard newsagents. Crisps, sweets,…read morecigarettes, bottles of fizzy pop and few newspapers. That kind of thing. That's certainly what it looks like from the outside. And it does sell all of those things. But what it also does is tobacco. So what I'm talking about is cigars. In fact a couple of cabinets full of the things, with a wide range of types. They also sell tobacco, in flavours such as apple, banana and toffee, all weighed out to the amount you would like. They also sell paraphernalia like pipes and lighters. The guy serving is nice enough too. What Mirage News is really great for is its tobacco though.