Oh right, so that's its name. To be honest despite years of this being my local newsagents I've…read morenever had a reason, nay the downright tenacity to glance up and get to know this place as anything other than that shop by mine that has everything. An outsider venturing here would fail to be impressed as it bears little difference to a billion little newsagents up and down the high streets of Britain but, for the most part, they're all equally brilliant. Where else can you burst in five minutes to closing time on a Christmas Eve demanding medium-slice bread and be answered with what you asked for, as opposed to a smack in the mouth? I'm just gutted I wasn't alive in 1905, when the building was used as a 'chronometer manufactory'. What the hell do either of those two words mean? Answers on a postcard.

Corner News is situated on the very busy Eaton Road, opposite the Alder Hey Childrens Hospital…read more It is a large airy shop with a massive range of products inside. They offer a huge variety of magazines suited to all ages and interestes. They have a big variety of soft drinks in large and small bottles and cans, ice creams, crisps, sandwiches, pasties, sweets and chocolates. They also offer a good range of groceries such as coffee, tea, tinned goods and bread which might not be as cheap as those from a supermarket, but are conveninent for the location. They also offer bill payment facilities. The shop is frequented by many school children as there are a few schools nearby, but as the shop is quite big you never feel intimidated or pushed out when several children are in there at once. The staff are quietly friendly and happy to help.

Low quality and overpriced. There are cheaper newsagents on this road. Avoid Corner News.read more

Staying on the subject of love, peace and understanding, News From Nowhere is Liverpool's longest…read morerunning community bookshop. A not-for-profit organisation run by a workers co-operative, it's a welcoming environment with friendly staff committed to social change. As you'd expect from their window displays, the emphasis is firmly on books that inspire and empower people to make positive change to the world. There's a decent section of fiction along one wall of the shop but really, News From Nowhere is the place to go if you're looking for books on politics, activism, the environment, human rights, animal rights, peace, global equality, feminism, sexuality, gay, lesbian and queer culture, spirituality, Jewish diaspora, health and well being or world fiction. They also stock roots and world music CDs and have a notice-board advertising community events, meetings and demonstrations. In a world that's becoming more corporate and generic by the minute, News From Nowhere offers genuine and life-affirming food for thought.

News From Nowhere is a radical bookshop situated at the top end of the trendy Bold Street. It has a…read morewide variety of books, in many genres including fiction, gay and lesbian, feminism and women, masculinity and men, politics, philosophy, spirituality, sexuality, Liverpool, media and culture, arts and photography and so many more! The staff really helpful and knowledgeable about what they stock - which makes a change, as so many of the big chain bookshops don't have a clue. I recommend checking out the website as you can also order from there, but then you miss out on the dusty smell of the shop. It appeals a lot more to the average consumer now with a wider range of popular goods. There's all sorts of little pieces such as some funky postcards.

Despite it's famous locale, this is just a normal newsagents and you will find pretty much all the…read moresame newsagent items you'd expect to find anywhere else. I didn't really see anything particularly out of the ordinary here. Just one of those "carry on" situations. :)

Aleef Newsagents is a mini newsagents in St. John's Precinct. It is usually a place where you would…read morego in a rush whether you wish to buy some sweets, newspaper or some tobacco. For a newsagents of this size, it does well to stock all the essentials you would expect a typical newsagents to have. In addition, they have a variety of Liverpool postcards and few items of memorabilia such as sketches of familiar faces all at reasonable prices. This is by far the tiniest newsagents I have been to but Aleef News is a smart and well presented shop where there is efficient service and hardly any queues. The only thing I would say, is that they don't have a lottery machine!

City News is a local newsagents, opposite Newz on Water Street. It has the usual products that all…read morenewsagents stock including magazines, newspapers, drinks, chocolate etc. The staff and really helpful and friendly and were more than able to help me with what I was looking for. The prices are competitive and if anything a little cheaper than other newsagents in the city. Thumbs up to City News.

A.M Saleh looks a darn sight smarter than most newsagents and for this reason it intrigued me…read moreenough to warrant a venture inside despite the fact I had no intention of making a purchase. When inside I realised that exterior decor did justice to the smart interior and that this place was clearly a very professionally run establishment. There was no shortage of products within this establishment and the prices proved to be very reasonable indeed and all of this made for a successful mixture in my eyes. The people in charge of the establishment were helpful and unlike a lot of modern day shopkeepers they took the time out to actually interact with their customers and this impressed me a great deal it has to be said. It is great to see a place as simple as a newsagent being run with such care , so well done to the people here and I hope there brand of business spreads to the rest of Kensington and Liverpool in general.

Kensington News is a pleasant enough little newsagents which takes care of your daily convenience…read moreneeds. I always enjoy a newsagent more when they have a small selection of groceries as it can save you a trip further afield and this place does just that. You can pop in here grab a paper and some general household goods and head home having avoided the hassle of a trip to Asda ect. The service here is good and it epitomises the idea of a friendly neighbourhood shop keeper and this is a breath of fresh air in an area which can at times be quite unfriendly. The value here is not bad either meaning that a trip will not leave you out of pocket by any stretch of the imagination. On the whole this place is friendly, convenient and good value which is everything you need to create a good local newsagent.

This is one of the good guys. :) You can expect to find a good array of magazines and newspapers…read morehere as well as all your chocolate needs and crisp needs well taken care of. As the previous reviewer mentioned, they do sell some grocery items which indeed makes it an ever more enticing newsagents. Another point that I would like to make in favour of this one is that there is a cash machine inside! I don't know about you, but sometimes I find it's a pain in the neck trying to find one when you are out and about.

It's something of a given that many businesses in the area directly around Mathew Street will…read moreattempt to cash in on their proximity to the place where The Beatles played many of their early gigs so it's no surprise really that a newsagent, a good five or six minute walk away from the site of the actual Cavern club, decided to use the name above their door. Once you're through the door though, there is very little Beatles-y about what you'll find in here - just the standard array of newspapers, magazines, sweets and crisps. Maybe the Fab Four would have approved though; I have heard that George Harrison liked very much to pick up a copy of Take-a-Break magazine and a king size Twix and that you couldn't keep John Lennon away from the scratchcards. They do a decent selection of pick-and-mix here too, and that's not to be sniffed at. They even have my favourite, fizzy strawberries. There's been no attempt to market them as fizzy strawberry fields forever though, which I feel they've missed a trick with really.