I do like this wee Post Office, a shame that is closing & being incorporated into RS McColls on the…read moreHigh Street

Alness post office is situated right smack bang in the middle of the high street. The shop itself…read moreis a fair size, and has the tellers at the back of the shop as well as a shop assistant at the front to deal with bits and pieces that are bought in the shop. There is rows and rows of occassion cards, as well as stationary, packaging materials, toys and gifts. they at times have some really beautiful ornaments in store, which are really good value for money. The staff are always very polite and friendly and willing to help with anything. the layout of the shop makes it easy for customers to queue to be dealt with with the tellers. Tellers usually deal with each customers query quickly and efficiently. A good security and safety measure is that they are behind safety glass, i'm always one for the safety of staff, especially in establishments where a lot of money is being used. This post office is a sub post office but you would really think it was a main one. The size is fantastic, staff are magic and there is always cheerful banter exchanged between customer and teller. Couldn't ask for anything better.

This post office is tucked away in the right hand corner of the Mace shop…read more Parking is at the back of the shop - the front faces out looking towards the school. Parking is a wee walk away from the shop, which is a bit of a pain if you have a few heavy parcels. I use this post office regularly and the service is good and it never seems to be busy. The advantage of a post office in a shop is that you can pick up your messages at the same time.

The Croy Shop is just a wee village shop owned by one of the residents of Croy. They stock local…read morefresh food from local farms. For example they have free range eggs from a local farm, locally produced milk and cheese, homebaked cakes. They also sell standard fare such as bread, magazines, cigarettes, alcohol, greetings cards, wood/kindling also. The staff are very friendly and the shop is open 7am-7pm mon to fri/sat with shorter hours on sunday.

This is a great village shop. Is well stocked and not too expensive. Great for everyday things or…read morestuff you forgot at the supermarket (or even a bottle of wine and some chocs). There is a small post office which saves a trip into town. Great for the local community.

The Aviemore Post Office shares space with a small convenience store. The couple managing it were…read moreincredibly helpful when I needed to ship a package from Aviemore to the US. They helped me choose the shipping method and were careful to ensure the box was properly and securely sealed. A very satisfactory experience!

The worst service I have ever had in a post office! Went in to buy a post card and send a package…read morehome and was treated very badly. I was first attended by a horrible woman that took offense to me not using cash which is ridiculous in this day and age. Then I felt lucky when I got the man instead of the woman, boy was I wrong! He was demeaning and made me feel stupid when I asked if I got a tracking number with my package. He laughed and said not with the amount I paid. He should of explained what I was purchasing in the first place and offered to add tracking. IF YOU HAVE THE OPTION GO ELSEWHERE! Terrible service and I'm shocked this place is still open!

Post office has now moved to beside the filling station in beauly. Sadly it has lost a lot of its…read moreold world charm and is now just another counter in a convenience store. All our cut backs are destroying our heritage, such a shame. On the up side, parking is better !

It's an old fashioned kind of post office. The shop is a…read morebit of a guddle and includes a sign which says if you can't seee what you're looking for then just ask because they might have it in the back. I can't imagine what the back must look like! As well as the usual post office services they sell cards, wrapping papers, hand made clocks etc etc The staff are exceptionally friendly and as well as having an understanding of their own products they are also a font of local knowledge.