Not a good experience. All the banks in the Beaconsfield have closed and parking is expensive. I…read moreposted a small package in the Post Office/Convenience Store but wanted to make the edge a little more secure. I asked the man behind the counter to put a little extra sticky tape on. He said he said it was not necessary and suggested I buy a roll off the counter !!! All the staff were miserable. For comparison, the best Post Office around is in Harefield. Friendly, helpful and more like a village pub in atmosphere but I think I am just lucky to find it.

New owners at Beaconsfield Post Office, with much better hours. Service is friendly and efficient.read more

Don't like this post office since it's moved. Small and not enough room to swing a cat in…read more Also, check your change when buying something, and do the maths before you pay. In fact, go to a different post office!!

local, and very widely stocked. There has been a DIY store in Chorleywood since we moved here in…read more1986, in various ownerships, and Lords have kept the service going very well.

This place has everything, from kitchenware and appliances, to paint, lawnmowers and everything in…read morebetween. They can resolve your gardening needs, sell you nice candles, an alarm clock or toys for the children and a spare lightbulb all in one go. They even have a post office inside! Seriously, if you are in Chorleywood this is your one stop shop to run you errands. Whatever you need you can find it at Lord's-whether it is cleaning supplies or part decorations. They are usually pricey but you can find some good sales and/or discounted items. Staff is sometime he'd to find, but generally friendly and helpful.

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.

Although this Post Office closes at 5:30pm, there is a postbox in the wall of the outside of this…read morePost Office that has a last collection time of 7:30pm Monday - Friday (the latest post box collection time available in London) which is extremely handy if you've got an urgent letter that needs posting in the evening. This Post Office is located on the corner of Farringdon Road and Rosebery Avenue (EC1) and forms part of the big Royal Mail Mount Pleasant Mail Centre (sorting office) buildings, which is situated in between Kings Cross, Islington, Farringdon, and Bloomsbury.