It is small and busy and so very useful. There are a few newsagents in the centre of Oxford and…read morethey all useful places to know about. This one sells all the normal stuff and milk - which is great for those of us who pass by on their way to work and need to replenish the fridge so that we can indulge in numerous coffee and tea beaks.

I agree - most useful for milk and other small daily essentials. It's a bit more expensive than in…read morethe supermarket, but a thousand times more convenient, especially if the alternatives are the queues in Sainsburys. I've never bought a newspaper or magazine from here, although it's useful to see the headlines. The staff are really helpful if you need local information, although it's best to ask when it's not too busy.

Quite a nice bookshop with new books of all types in general. Quite a few knick knacks as well…read more Also tourist books. Worth popping in to.

So good! Spent two days in chipping Norton, and really this café and Chequers we're just about all…read moreI enjoyed. The café is full of homemade pastry goods, as well as wonderful varieties of coffee. The staff is exceptionally nice, and there's a wide selection of books to purchase. They also open early which is nice, I believe 8 AM. Prices are reasonable, unlike a majority of the rest of the town where they seem to be oddly inflated--even more expensive than London which was puzzling. Again, this café is an exception to the norm with good quality food and drinks, hey very sweet staff, and fair prices.

Fantastic cosy bookshop and cafe overlooking Chipping Norton's market square…read more Well-chosen selection of books that a pleasure to browse, with many signed editions from well-known writers who live locally. Really helpful staff. And superb homemade cakes!

A handy shop for newspapers, magazines, sweets, cigarettes, greetings cards and the odd bit of…read morestationary. Just dont go in there between 8am and 9am or 3pm and 4pm on weekdays or you will be swamped by children on their way to and from school buying sweets out of their dinner money! Quite a big newsagents, friendly staff and a good variety of magazines although they are often in a bit of a mess, and muddled up. You can also get lottery tickets here, and there is plenty of parking right outside the shop.

This pales in comparison to East West, but fills in the gaps so that the pair provide everything…read moreyou could need day to day. It's a corner shop with some unusual sweets and cakes. Their chocolate muffins are surprisingly nice for packaged cakes, and they do Haribo jelly babies. Yummy! Aside from snacks and drinks, the main draw of the shop is its magazines, with a good range of academic magazines such as New Scientist and the Economist, but also some more obscure ones, and an excellent range of foreign newspapers and magazines. Finally, it operates as a mini stationery shop. This can be surprisinly expensive: I bought some individual sheets of A3 for an extortionate amount each. They were prepared to sell them individually from their photocopier, but it would probably have been cheaper for me to photcopy something white and get the paper that way! They do stamps, photocopying and faxing, so very useful. Also a good range of greetings cards.

Go to to load up on sugary junk from a wide selection while revising or writing. The man working -…read moremaybe the owner? - is always SO nice and welcoming and asks sympathetic questions about what I'm working on. Also, perfect place to grab extra index cards, postits, etc, while getting study snacks.

This is a good place to go if you need a few bits and bobs. Like any newsagents it is expensive and…read morestocks the basics. The staff are relatively helpful. It is located in town so there is easy access.

This doesn't quite feel like it fits in with the rest of the Covered Market, but it is perhaps a…read moretraditional shop that has been modernised. It's a bit like the shops you get at train stations, except it seems to be independent, so hooray for it! You can buy newspapers and magazines here - the range isn't brilliant, but it has most things - and basic snacks and drinks. It's right by the entrance near Boots, so is great for popping in on your way past. It's quite hard to stop and browse because of being here, and because it's so open, so best to leap in and buy the essentials before heading off.

really friendly lovely newsagents!read more