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18 years ago
Sadly this post office has been closed under government cuts, the shop is still there and a cash machine, but if you need you letters weighed you need to got to Whale Hill or Eston read more
23 High Street
Middlesbrough TS6 8DY
United Kingdom
01642 453221
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The postmaster is very helpful and always chats. Although it looks small and scruffy the staff are…read morehelpful and will always look up any queries. At Christmas they saved me quite a lot of money by telling me I hadn't missed the last post date for second class. This is the branch I use for my foreign currency, unusually currencies need to be ordered in but I would rather use this mall branch than a larger busy one. The car park out the back has been changed to 2 hour disk parking which seems to have solved the problem of having to wait ages to find a space.
Probably the best post office in the boro friendly & very helpful staff easy parkingread more
This is a fantastic little post office conveniently located in Billingham Town Centre. I'm a…read moreregular visitor and always find the staff friendly and helpful although a little pushy in selling the Post Office Financial Products. There's never really a queuing problem, even at busy times as there's enough staff to keep the queues flowing nicely. There's a small selection of stationery and packaging products as well as a few gifts and books available to purchase and a stamp machine so you don't need to queue if you only require 1st or 2nd class stamps. There's 2 entrances to the post office, one of which is designed for wheel chair users.
This is a brilliant little post office located in the centre of Billingham Town Centre. I'm a…read moreregular visitor and always find that the staff are very friendly and helpful. There's never really a queuing problem, even at busy times as there's always a large number of staff working which keep the queues flowing nicely. The post office has two entrances one of which is a ramp for wheel chair access. The post office has a small selection of packaging products on sale as well as cards and some stationary products. There is a stamp machine, which means you dont need to queue if you only want stamps. The only problem is the staff can be quite pushy and try to make you buy the various insurances and credit cards which they have on offer.
Utterly dreadful service by sullen, rude and unhelpful staff who so obviously find the growing…read morenumber of small ebay businesses on Ingleby Barwick an inconvenience. When time is not of the essence I would rather travel to Thornaby or Yarm post office, where the ladies are helpful and friendly and not ready to snap if asked for proof of postage. Ingleby post office have twice sent me to Thornaby because my parcels were too large to fit through their window. Twice I was told that Thornaby "has a bigger window to take large parcels". In fact Thornaby's window is the same size as Ingleby's, but the manager said he welcomes Ingleby's business and their policy is to open the door to take parcels in. He added that his post office happily welcomes Ingleby's growing ebay business community and that nothing is too much work for his staff. Perhaps the staff at Ingleby Barwick post office would benefit from a course in customer service and business etiquette?
I thought i'd give these a go because i wanted my chippy tea delivered as it was raining and i…read moredidn't want to go out to my local chippy ! We certainly wern't dissapointed. Food arrived within half an hour and it was piping hot (unlike the only other time we got chippy food delivered, from a different shop). My fish was a good size and very tasty as was my sons mince pie & chips. Highly recommended.
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This post office has now closed and it's moved inside a local convenience store with the regular…read morestaff serving both the shop and the post office desk. Old review: Brotton Post Office is on the high street so it's very easy to get to and has a post box outside for when it's not open. There's a ramp inside so it's easily accessable. It can get quite busy sometimes but you never have to queue for long. They sell birthday cards, wrapping paper, envelopes, small toys and a few other bits & bobs as well as the usual post office stuff. The staff are REALLY nice and will do all they can to help you: they're even happy to help 'difficult' customers (like me!) who post over 10 parcels at once (e.g. at Christmas and when selling on eBay). If you do have a lot of parcels to be weighed then they're happy for you to leave them there then go back later to pay for them all. I couldn't wish for a better local post office!
What can I say about Brotton post office. The staff there are very friendly and really helpful. I…read morerun a business locally and without their kind help it would be so much harder to do. Clive & his friendly staff are the role models which other local post offices should be following. Thanks Clive keep up the great work.
This is a great old fashioned traditional Post Office. Based right in the centre of the village on…read morethe green, there are off street parking opportunities right outside. It is only quite a small building but it oozes charm. It sells magazines and papers, alternatively you could have them delivered to your door. They sell sweets from jars and lots of delightful locally produced items such as cakes, jams, chutneys. They also have some really tasty meats which they carve off the bone for you, whether you want a lot or just one slice for a sandwich, nothing is too much trouble. The post office part itself is just one counter but you can do most things that you need to do urgently, pay your bills and post your letters. Really welcoming.
This is my most favourite post office in Middlesbrough. The staff are just so friendly and helpful…read more The Post office moved from its older surroundings in the row of shops along Stokelsey road into a new building on the edge of the same row of shops. Also the long endless queues seem to have dissapeared and whilst I sometimes have to wait a short while the service makes up for this by being very quick and efficient.I always manage to find a free parking space outside although you need to have a disc in your car. There is an external post box and also an external cash machine Situated with the post office are rows of quality cards and wrapping paper. You can buy supplies of envelopes, parcel paper, bubble wrap and the usual posting essentials. This post office should win an award for being having the most helpful and friendly staff. Usual post office opening hours during the week and half day Saturday.
This is our secondary post office - but service is adeqauate - you can get cards with a separate…read moresweetiie counter and of course the lottery. Diisabled access isnt very good and it is by a main road, but caters for a large village.
right in the middle of crecent road small family run post office and local small shop all in one ,…read morenot enough staff in the post office always a cue quite frustrating, shop sells things like papers, milk, sweets, stationery, . staff quite helpful only small shop but ok if you have forgot a few things locally.
I use this post office many times a week, great service and friendly helpful staff. The royal mail…read moreprices can't be helped obviously, but I have never had a problem with anything I have sent. Although a little cramped at times it is suitable for disabled/pushchair access so long as someone is kind enough to hold the quite heavy door open the door for you! There is a fair sized car park just next door, and the PO is part of a news agents which is handy for papers, stationary, sweets etc
This is a great little post office with a happy staff behind the glass who know they're stuff. If…read moreyou like to queue then Monday is the day for you as a long line spills out of the shop as everyone wants their money in a hurry. A handy little counter acts as the barrier between the two windows and those waiting in line; and a reasonable selection of cards for every occasion and envelopes to fit all sizes of papers to tempt you to spend a little of your money.
What a nice building this is. Right in the market place. It houses the library & hall where…read moreperformances take place on a regular basis, from art to comedy & films. It's about go through some renovations to come into line with the other investment in the town from Mr Rutter. Let's hope with Kynren & Auckland Castle it will breath some new much needed life in to Bishop Auckland.
