The post office service is good. But they hardly ever answer the phone, which can cause…read moredifficulties especially if you need to know something urgently.

This post office is situated in retail park, which means that it doesn;t have quite the same charm…read moreas a whole lot of other little post offices do. That being said, the location is very handy and it's 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!!

This post office is the one to go to if you want some real post office business - parcels, euros,…read morecoop banking etc. Some Post Offices are run by old ladies who are uncannily interested in just what you are sending; some are run by old men who you really really hope will stay on that side of the glass. This one is staffed by three highly pleasant and efficient ladies who know what they are about. They do have a smattering of birthday cards, pencil sets and those sort of things that you wonder why they exist but the whole point of this one is what the efficient and not-queuing (except at lunchtime) post office important posting stuff.

Woman behind the glass in there chastised me for driving through a red light. On the way into the…read morepost office, Calling me a "cheeky bugger"!?! She got a chuckle out of the people in the queue behind me. But she was wrong, i didn't jump a red light and she was wrong to try embarrass me like that. I just ended up taking business elsewhere. Also! a time previous to this, i took a large parcel in to ask how much it would cost to send internationally. "£15!" i was told, listed and sold it on ebay. Came back to post it and the price just magically leapt up to £33!?!... Brilliant! thanks a bunch!!

I have used Park Street Post Office every week foir the past 11 years and the staff are always…read morefriendly courteous, extremely helpful and nothing is too much trouble for them.

Situated in the square Magor post office is a real gem,and well worth a visit,the staff are always…read morehelpful and nothing is to much trouble. As well as the usual post office services,there is a gift shop attached,selling everything from cards to jewellery boxes!! The gift shop is jammed full of beautiful goodies to suit all tastes with everything reasonably priced and goods displayed beautifully.At this time of the year they stock some lovely Christmas goods,not just the usual tinsel and baubles but some unusual hard to find decorations!! A good plus point is there is free parking right outside the post office or just around the corner.

Not just a post Office. A little place of magic if you need anything from a card to the ideal gift…read more The post office is well organised and if the sometimes the queues are long it is because of its popularity - well worth the wait. Nic's Den has been opened around the corner and is run by the post office and others a real Aladdins cave

This is my last post office review, I promise! I just like them. I never really realised this…read moreobsession before now (I'm currently on post office review number 25). This one is particularly friendly and quaint. This is a classic little post office that sells 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!!

This little Post Office has been undergoing a makeover for a while now. The church hall in which it…read moreis based has been renovated and modernised is hoping to make the most of the tourists by having a little cafe. For all us locals it is a real help. A large part of the community is made up of farmers who already live a fair way out. There are also a few older people in the village and its somewhere we all use at times to sort out basic things and get our mail sent. They also have a little store so you get basics that you may need or stock up on the sweets. Its very much part of the community and you can meet some real characters. Shame its only currently open for 2 hours a day.

A surprisingly large post office which also sells greetings cards and stationery. Sometimes you…read morehave to wait in a queue but usually not for very long. There is a 'hole in the wall' outside to withdraw cash (see my photo) and a post box just around the corner.

Although this is a small example of the local post office, it's particularly friendly and quaint…read more 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!!