Situated on Westgate in the heart of Honley village, this is the smallest newsagents I have ever…read moreseen, yet it seems to stock everything you could possibly want to find. Lots of our local teenagers are employed there on paper rounds, providing a useful service for the residents of Honley. Kariday Newsagents also sell a surprisingly big variety of greetings cards, a large selection of pick and mix sweets, the usual stationary and a small but frequently changing range of toys. Oh yes, and don't forget you can buy tickets for the pantomime and other shows by the Honley Players here.

I used to work here for a short spell so.. Biased much? Great for your '2for1' offers on chocolate…read more You can pay your bills, buy lottery get your papers delivered for a cheap price etc. You cant go wrong. Its also got all the magazines you might be into like kerrang, classic tractor and camping and caravaning.

The gentleman who operates the shop is always welcoming and helpful when I send or collect parcels…read morewith Yodel or FedEx. The shop is well presented and very clean.

When I came into Mirage News I thought it was just a bog standard newsagents. Crisps, sweets,…read morecigarettes, bottles of fizzy pop and few newspapers. That kind of thing. That's certainly what it looks like from the outside. And it does sell all of those things. But what it also does is tobacco. So what I'm talking about is cigars. In fact a couple of cabinets full of the things, with a wide range of types. They also sell tobacco, in flavours such as apple, banana and toffee, all weighed out to the amount you would like. They also sell paraphernalia like pipes and lighters. The guy serving is nice enough too. What Mirage News is really great for is its tobacco though.

Took my car for it's MOT, only went there because it was the closest to my home. I knew it would…read morefail on brakes, and it did. so they said they fixed the problems with my rear brakes and sent me on my way with a pass... yards down the street and my wheels started screaming like they were rubbing.. took it back in and they had to admit that actually they hadn't fixed my brakes and in fact it was soo rusted and messed up it was about to fail! i was so furious! how can they give me a pass? I think they were trying to pull a fast one, it could have been a honest, but stupid mistake...... but I doubt it! my advice: steer well clear!

This local newspaper has been around for many years providing its local residents with the newest…read morestory in their towns. They have been serving the community for over 150 years now and still is a popular newspaper in the area. For local pictures of schools and brave heroes and also birthday celebrations, this paper contains it all. Also job vacancies and property sales and lettings are crammed into this paper providing information for anyone who needs it!

Newsquest publish Bolton's main local newspaper, The Bolton News…read more The Bolton News used to be known as the Bolton Evening News; it's a newspaper with a proud history as it was one of Britain's very first local evening papers. Indeed The Bolton News is still affectionately known as the BEN in some quarters. As a local newspaper I would rate it quite highly. It can still sensationalise a little too much, but there is some good journalism there and its coverage of Bolton Wanderers, the town's Premier League football team (for now!), is excellent. Newsquest publish some other titles, including some freebies such as the Bolton Journal (which is of course mainly adverts). If you're in Bolton, The Bolton News reamins a good way of finding out what's going on locally.

Euronews is a huge newsagents right on Piccadilly Gardens…read more It also doubles up as a mobile phone shop that is a convenient place to come and get your mobile phone unlocked if that's what you need. That's it basically. It's a newsagents. Crisps, magazines, papers, sweets, fags, gum and polo's are its thing (as well as phones, obviously).

Yeah Euronews! Nothing to do with Europe. I thought it was an absolute find, because I always come…read moreback from holiday with somewhere between 7 and 30 Euros knocking about in my wallet. You can imagine my joy when I saw this shop, and imagined myself redeeming my Euros against a large pile of newspapers, fizzy pop and sweets. It was terrible news then, when I discovered that you are expected to pay in British Sterling. Jokes aside, it's a good little newsagents. Especially worth a look at is all the Haribo style sweets, that are not Haribo branded, but taste the same, and are about half the price. The selection is great. Plus its got some strange random items that tourists might be interested in. This is just speculation though, as I don't know any tourists.