This is a shop I often pop in after work. They stock all the usual items a newsagents usually has…read morebut also stocks alittle more, like pocket money toys and bigger items at times. Staff are usually happy but queues can be occ long in here.

Avery basic newsagents and can at times get abit crowded in there. parking is a slight problenm…read morethere at busy times. friendly staff. prices are not to bad considering its a small shop

Nice little shop friendly staff. You are able to buy the basic household food items as well as the…read moreusual newsagents items. Opening times are very convinent.

Bit pricey in here but they do offer the odd bargains for food and drink…read more papers are avialble Small choice of food and drink for everyday living as well as the odd shelfs dedicated to food for snacking on. Alcohol as well as soft drinks are also avialble in the shop. Paypoint outlet is also running inside the shop. Lottery outlet too.

Anice shop to pop in and get afew bits. nice layout of the shop makes finding what you are looking…read morefor a very easy thing to do. friendly staff, and good opening hours

This shop has seen some changes over the years. Now stocks basic food items and drinks. You can buy…read morethe usual papers and magazines although magazine section has been put on the small side. you can charge your gas card here, but sadly they dont do electric keys wish they would. Lottery is also available here. They do offer a delivery service for papers and magazines etc. Alcohol drinks are also on sale here. top up for mobile phones, as well as overseas ones..

Walisdown news is a typical convenience shop. Does all the top ups electricity magazines drinks and…read morechocolate. Would recommend this shop to anyone

I like to visit Castlepoint as it hosts most of my shopping needs in the one place. There is…read moreplently of free parking on two levels and all the shops on the uper floor are protected from the rain slightly so you wont get wet if it's raining when you visit. There are shops ranging from supermarkets to coffee shops with plenty of fashion shops dotted around and a couple of shoe shops. All the shops are larger than town centre shops in size so it's almost like their main store being held at CastlePoint, which is attractive in itself.

On number of times. I was held back by the traffic in the car park and I could not get out the car…read morepark for over an hour. On one occasion a year ago I was stuck there and could not get out of the car park for over 2 hours. The manager did not even bother to seek out for a solution when people were stuck there. If I were the manager, I would have treated this as a very important issue because nobody would like to be held back when it is the time they need to leave for whatever reasons. I was extremely burdened in my heart when I saw some mums had their infants in the cars and they were crying their heads off. They could be very hungry? What was the management there for? I would guide the traffic to flow and would never let the traffic be jammed up the 2 exits from all directions of the car park. The Castle Point Shopping park concept isn't a bad idea at all, but the design and the management do fail people. I wonder how the planning was passed by the council in the first place and why there is still no apparent solutions to the problem after a long time. The whole building structure has a serious fault and there are no infrastructure to support the heavy flow of traffics. The whole thing could have pulled down and could have been re-built by now with an improved design before someone got killed or got injured seriously. The traffic should be controlled by automatic traffic light guided by satellite. The exits should be leading to the main roads by extended the briges instead of leading the traffic to a grid lock with the traffic coming out from the ground level. It is all about common sense, isn't it? Training on some staff to cope with the anticipated traffic jams is neccessary, I think the mangement has not been proactive enough. The shopping hours could be extended on some days and in certain period of time to alleviate the problem to some extent. Some costs could be involved to put things right, but I personally believe that the public safety and good shopping experience should prevail? epan

This branch of Smith's is too big, with only two tills!…read more Constantly busy, this branch seriously needs anoyher till. I find it a nightmare going in there, and avoid ast all costs. It stocks the usual stationery, books, cards, writing paraphernaelia, and educatiobal, travel, cookery books. Theres also a good stock of fiction and non fiction, though I feel the kids books are a bit limited in authors. This year the Post Office was moved into here! The worst shop to choose! Not only is there all the traffic from W H Smith, but the poor customers wanting the post office have to struggle to the back. Recipe for a nightmare, The Post Office used to occupy a listed building further down on the High St, much more centrally located. I would rather go to another Post Office than use this!

A very large WH Smiths, although it is often busy and a bit messy. They sell many books, magazines,…read morestationary and multimedia. There prices are okay, and there are often many promotions on.