This is a small newsagents situated on breckfield road north.The staff are always friendly and…read morealways willing to help.It has a paypoint to pay bills,lottery station and also a cash machine.It sells a range of products including cigarettes and household items including frozen meals and blank dvdrs.The shop is very small and can become quite crowded especially on a match day.They also have the facility to advertise your items for sale for a very small price.The only bad part of this shop is the fact that when you shop everything is behind the counter so you cant browse items to see which would be best overall 6/10

I've always found Aleef's (city centre newsagents chain) on the Oxford Street branch at least, a…read moredecent set of helpful guys. Aesthetically a few notches up from your standard dark and dingy newsagents these shops are bright, airy and full to the brim with mags, papers, stationary and confectionery. The fellas in this shop (Aleef's is run as a franchise) always had time for a friendly chat and could serve faster than I think I've ever seen anyone serve before. One or two items seem a little pricey but then again most shops seem to bump there prices up in central Manchester these days. I read recently of some rather spurious actions amongst the higher echelons of the business which I won't go into here, although I'm surprised the business is still running (and as busy as ever). They seem to be as dominant in the city as the likes of Nero and Subway, but at the very least these are home grown guys.

you'll not find friendlier staff in horwich! I love going in this newsagents, I always get a…read morefriendly greeting and a smile and the staff do take an interest in you, ask how you are, etc. This store has a paypal point so you can pay various bills, etc, buy an array of greetings cards and other things you might need like bread/milk/cat food, etc. Quite an important shop in Horwich.

News Plus is a small newsagents just down the road from my uncle they stock everything that you'de…read moreexpect from a newsagents plus bread an loo rollthat type of thing you can pay a few of your household bills here and top up your mobile phone they also accept milk tokens for your daily pint which is really handy

This little newsagents is great for a little village, it does newspaper deliveries. Sells…read moremagazines, sweets, basic stationary essentials for the kids etc you can even get a pint of milk from here. The staff are very friendly too

Lovely little local shop. A little awkward for parking sometimes, but when its within walking…read moredistance (and that's who its designed for after all) its perfect. Well stocked & the people are very friendly & hospitable. They stock a lot of things but are mainly used for papers & sweets I guess and their opening hours are very useful too.

I mean, the Big Issue is a good idea and I can't knock it. It gives a sense of worth and an income…read moreto those that would otherwise be unemployable. However, I don't buy the magazine because I find the content awful. I mean, why not create a music magazine with exclusives, or a specific genre of magazine for people to sell, something that would interest the general public a bit more. I feel as though a lot of people but this magazine out of pity, which is good and bad for various reasons. I also think that Big Issue sellers should be vetted more carefully before they are allowed to sell this publication, as there are some real genuine people that sell this magazine because they can't get employed. Then there're the white lightning swigging smackheads that can be incredibly intimidating and rude to people, thus giving the magazine a bad reputation across the country!

The Big Issue was set up to help the homeless raise money for themselves in a legitimate manner and…read moreimprove their lives. Big Issue sellers usually wear an ID badge and tabard to show they are an official seller. Now, the magazine itself. Its not the greatest quality, not glossy or flashy but sometimes has some great articles about musicians, actors and designers. The magazine isn't very big but it doesn't matter as its only £2 and as its for a good cause then you don't begrudge this small price at all.

Decent prices. Man who served me was very polite and helpful.read more