I have to admit this one creeps me out a bit. It's not really that there's anything wrong with it…read moreexcept that the exterior looks about 300 years old (in a bad way), it's small, in a kind of shady-looking area of Seacombe (in my opinion), and kind of feels like the sort of place a character in a horror movie would accidentally wander into at the wrong time of night ... It's also interestingly right across the street from a convenience store, begging the question, how can these two survive in such close proximity? And why bother? Still, as the old battle cry is beginning to ring true--if you have got to have that newspaper now, you can always find it here.

This little newsagents is no great shakes, but it's certainly a little bit different from average…read more Instead of only carrying snacks, drinks, alcohol, milk, and newspapers, they also carry a small range of cheap children's toys and random other items. So, I guess if you're in New Brighton or Seacombe for the beach or something and your kids are screaming at you from the back seat of the car, you could always pop in here to buy them some cheap toys to keep them quiet ... Other than that, though, it's just your average newsagents.

Reminiscent of a village store from Coronation Street, which makes it both seriously annoying and…read moreabsolutely charming at the same time. The man behind the counter is a local character, it would seem--both funny and friendly, which seems a rarity in these newsagent type stores. They stock everything you can think of from ready-made sandwiches and cold drinks to tinned prunes in syrup (why, why, why I ask you???) Everything is priced fairly low, even the grocery items which can sometimes be a rip-off in stores like this. If you need a magazine, a bottle of Coke, or just want a good laugh, it's worth popping in here but if want a good lunch it's probably better to visit one of the many bakeries and takeaways in Wallasey Village instead.

Again, one of those little independent newsagents that deserve our notice because they are doing…read moretheir best to stay alive in a world dominated by chains stores and nationwide newsagent shops. This one sells a fairly wide variety of groceries, so if you need something more than a normal newsagents has to offer, this one is a safe bet. But naturally you won't find everything here that will find in Asda or Tesco either. If you're in the area, it's a good place to shop so you can show your support for local small businesses.

This newsagents is across the street from New Brighton train station, and somehow fails to actually…read morehave a sign over their door that tells us the name of the business. Does anyone know what this place is called? Either way, this is a fairly small little shop and while they do have the basics, it's the bare basics and there is not a whole lot of choice. Good for a cold drink or a chocolate bar, though, before or after your train journey.

This newsagents in Liscard Village has a wide variety of magazines and newspapers for sale. You can…read morefind your favourite craft magazines here as well as the usual tabloids and glossies, sports magazines, etc. They also sell a fairly decent variety of snacks and cold drinks, compared with some newsagents that only seem to have a few choices. I also saw a lot of gift items including wallets, and money boxes for kids in a variety of shapes like cards and dogs. The staff were friendly, and remarkably upstanding-looking, for newsagent staff. I don't mean that harshly, but more often than not in a newsagents I don't feel safe around the people behind the counter. This people were an exception.