This is a small grocery store combine with a pot office, and is one of those places that you always…read moredrive past but never really notice or pay all that much attention to. But it's used and loved by many locals as a great place to pick up essentials and the like. The post office is by no means as busy as the post office in the centre of Cardiff, this is a great one to pop into if you want to avoid the queues and spend your afternoon doing something productive instead. There is something British and charming about any post office, I think. In this age we live in swiftly moving towards a paperless society, then maybe one day these premises will, all around the country, become obsolete. Perhaps they'll just be empty brick shells that sell stamps to collectors and pencil sharpeners (although only artists would buy them). Balls of fluff will gather in the corners. But no! We cannot let this happen, we must support our local establishments. Without the postal system, how would housewives have affairs? How would charities give you free pens? We would all have boarded up little slots in our front doors. Support! Support! Support!!

Although this post office is annoyingly out of my way, I still forgive them every time I finally…read moremake it there with sweat dripping down my neck, and they greet me with lovely smiles. Darn them. This is a classic little post office that sell precisely everything that you want it to. By no means as busy as the post office in the centre of town, this is a great one to pop into if you want to avoid the queues and spend your afternoon doing something productive instead. There is something British and charming about any post office, I think. In this age we live in swiftly moving towards a paperless society, then maybe one day these premises will, all around the country, become obsolete. Perhaps they'll just be empty brick shells that sell stamps to collectors and pencil sharpeners (although only artists would buy them). Balls of fluff will gather in the corners. But no! We cannot let this happen, we must support our local establishments. Without the postal system, how would housewives have affairs? How would charities give you free pens? We would all have boarded up little slots in our front doors. Support! Support! Support!!

Welsh Refugee Council is an independent charity that empowers refugees to rebuild their lives in…read moreWales. It has offices in Cardiff, Wrexham, Swansea and Newport. It works in 4 ways: *WRC runs specialist teams that give asylum seekers and refugees advice: for example, they help people to understand the asylum system, find a lawyer and deal with any health and housing problems. Children who have arrived without their parents have a specialist advice worker. People with the right to work can get advice on job hunting. *WRC runs innovative arts events such as Refugee Week which tell a refugee story, in partnership with artistic, cultural and educational organisations, *WRC works with Welsh politicians, the Welsh Assembly Government and the Home Office, to develop fair policies for asylum seekers and refugees in Wales. *WRC works in partnership with small organisations and individuals throughout Wales to promote the inclusion of refugees in local communities. They welcome enquiries about how to get involved in their work.

With the trend towards mega-stores and even larger combinations, such as hyper-stores, it is easy…read morefor the customer to be distanced from management by sheer size of the operation or the speed of turnover. It is thus so refreshing to discover stores that still retain the friendliness of the proverbial "village shop". In a small-town post office, I noted a whole wall of historic sweet jars filled with an amazing variety of tasty morsels. On enquiry, I discovered, to my delight, that I could choose any combination I fancied they would be weighed out individually. Of course, I was like a youngster in a toyshop. Such "mini moments of adventure" enrich the day even the week!! If you are in that area, call in and find out about the warm welcome. Global Nomad

The big yellow mansion you can see from the M32 is Dower House - built in 1553 by Sir Richard…read moreBerkeley and used subsequently as Pur Down Hospital and the Burden Neurological Institute. Closed in 1985 and converted into luxury flats (think just under a grand a month for a one bedroom). The house overlooks Stoke Park which connects freely to Pur Down fields and woods. You can get here off Broomhill Road - so if you are walking or cycling in Snuff Mills just go up the busy road until you get to the mini roundabout at the top and you will see a big pair of fancy black iron gates. Pedestrian access is to the right and a nice wide path leads you all the way up. There is a fishing lake at the bottom here which is very popular.

Watchet Post Office: Marvelous service both in the shop and the postmen on the round. No package…read moretoo large, no path too steep, nothing ever broken, nothing goes astray. Flexilbe and friendly!

They were so very kind here. I needed to pay for a prescription, and was able to get a postal…read moreorder, an envelope, and they even assisted in directing me to where I could make a copy of the attachment I needed to send. They assisted me in filling out everything, and were kind, took their time, and did everything with a smile. I was able to send the payment first class. They are the BEST! I highly recommend coming here for your postal services' needs. Thank you so much!

I REALLY wish that I could give over 10 sextillion (20-22 digit number, which comes after a…read moreQuintillion) stars, but I can't. And I went with School Transport since I was 12 (I'm 13). When it was nearly Full Term in my school, I accidently lost my tablet in a bus (I most frequently take a minibus instead) but then, my driver, Jeyce talked to his co-driver and said "I lost my Amazon Kindle Fire 7 with a purple case (A lighter purple). I do have a picture of it! :) and then the co-driver found it and gave it to Jeyce and put it in his car. Today (The day of the review) after school he gave it to me. Thank You So Much Jeyce and the Council for finding my tablet. P.S. He is also very affectionate and buys sweets for me and my (kinda) friend.