Small postoffice inside the local newsagents. Only has 3 windows, and usually only one or two are…read moreopen, but for the size it's usually plenty. The staff are always very helpful and friendly.

The most useless post office branch ever. Every time I need to use it, something is wrong - no…read morestaff, staff don't have information / knowledge, can't find keys, printer is broken.... Does anyone actually ever manage to successful use post office services at this branch or is there no point in having it hear?

This post office is in the newsagent in the neighbourhood parade of shops…read more There is lots of parking at the front and also the side. The post office is away from the main newsagents till. It can get busy especially in the mornings when they open at 9am but as there are 2 tills open and usually 2 staff you do get dealt with quite quickly. I have found the staff to be quite pleasant and to know what to do and are quick. There is a stock of forms and leaflets and some stationary items.

This post office is situated in the newsagents in the shopping parade…read more There are two tills and these are both usually open. It can get busy in here especially at 9am as the school mums and pensioners go at that time. Even when it is busy the staff are quick and know what they are doing and try to give you options on postage and tell you the prices for 1st, 2nd class etc. They also have a good stock of forms, you do have to ask for some of these. They also sell car tax which is great and saves going to the main post office in the town. While you are at the post office you might as well treat yourself to some sweet in the newsagents as they have loads!

On His Majesty's Services '…read more On St. Valentine's Day Year 2025, I paid an unannounced visit to this highly reputable establishment in Peascod Street, Royal Windsor. The customer services that I was afforded by the kind lady who attended to me @ the ' Bureau De Change Desk ' on that very occasion can, perhaps, best be described as being ' exemplary ' in nature. For my parting salvo, even though I had been relieved of a certain amount of Pounds (sterling) for the services that I had requested, more importantly however, I exited the premises with a great feeling of satisfaction. And that is why (without any reservations whatsoever) I would go as far as describing the lady (name unknown) who attended to my needs on this Valentines Day as: ' The Regency Architect - Par Excellence ! ' Shalom, Peace and Concord. HRH

Windsor Post Office in Peascod Street is a fantastic, friendly and exceptionally well run and…read moreorganised place. I went there today (4th December) to get some stacks and was greeted by a very helpful and cheerful lady called Esther. She was able to assist me with questions to see if I could save time on queuing. She helped explain the self service areas where she showed me what to do to buy stamps. She was knowledgeable, very pleasant and such a breath of fresh air with her cheerful and care for the customer. A really positive experience - thanks Esther and all the team working at The Post Office in Peascod Street, Windsor.

Not a post office drop off or retail office, this location is only available for picking up…read morepackages that couldn't be delivered to your home or office because they wouldn't fit into the letterbox. A little frustrating, because the location is a good two miles from Reading town centre and the perfectly good post office located there. Too far to walk, too short to spend £3.40 for round trip bus tickets. If you're driving, then they have sufficient parking.

Terrible survive someone posted me an item with £2 to pay no answer when phoning I called to see if…read moreI could collect it , no answer after 20 min guess I'll never know what I was sent .

my local PO. small but friendly. sells a few bits & pieces like most do nowadays. got good opening…read morehours.