Absolutely fantastic service all the time from this family run post office…read more Parking is generally okay, and has good safe crossings and a ramp for the elderly and disabled. Very thoughtful and professional. A credit to the people of Horwich!!

An excellent Post Office -- I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending it. Due to work I've…read morehad to drop off several pre-paid Special Delivery packages at various Post Offices around Bolton and I can honestly say that the staff here are the friendliest and most welcoming of any I've been to. It's also one of the easiest for parking -- if you can't park on the little lay-by by the Post Office itself, turn quick right before the Beehive roundabout and you'll be able to find somewhere that doesn't annoy the neighbours. In short, the owners do a great job here and deserve our support.

Does what it says on the tin really doesn't it?…read more I'll be fair, it's a well set up office and each postcode has it's own spot when you come to pick up a package. I have quite a lot of stuff sent over from the US and it often means I have to pay some sort of customs charge and have to pick it up from the delivery office, so I'm here a fair bit, but the longest I've had to wait is no more than 2/3 minutes - which I can imagine wouldn't be the case for some busier towns/cities. Not much else to say other than a well organised and ran place.

A very convenient local Post Office -- there aren't many of them left! It's situated in a largely…read moreresidential area away from too many other shops. There's no car-park -- you have to park on the road outside -- but the road is quite wide so that's not too much of a problem, and at least you can get quite close. The service always seems to be friendly and efficient, even when there are queues -- which can happen here as it gets surprisingly busy at peak times. All in all, an excellent sub Post Office -- long may it stay!

This is a lovely little sub-post office run by Colin and Co. They are always friendly and keen to…read morehelp. I don't go very often but my husband, who works from home, does. Places like this make you appreciate the added value of a small local place rather than the big impersonal giants that have flooded every other market. I just wish the post office would expand the services it offers to make these places more viable - eg the facility to pay cheques in would be great.

Good morning, Very good employees-correct,helpful and…read moreintimate.I'm always with respect in it Post Office. Look nice weekend and Blessed day for you employees. Daiva.

The Post Office... whether it is here or in the U.S. it always seems to be very busy and it really…read moreis never a quick stop. The set up of this one however, seemed to make waiting not so bad. Forget the queue, take a number and have a seat on the red sofas. I did notice that there were a couple of people who were confused by this and tried to queue up only for the staff to inform them that they needed a number. Of course, it got a bit more interesting when they were trying to direct the customers to the computer to get a number from behind the counter. As usual there are currency and passport services available. When you get a number from the computer, you do need to specify what service you are in need of so you can be allocated the correct number. After I had taken a number and plopped myself onto a red sofa, I noticed to the right of the door are self-service kiosks which you do not need a number for. They were quite busy as well with one staff member helping out if there are any problems. Typically I use self-service kiosks in the U.S., but since they were just as busy as the staffed desks and I wasn't entirely sure what post service I needed, I chose to continue waiting. They have packaging supplies for sale as well as some travel items (baggage tags, plug adapters, etc.). I also noticed that the ATM was inside next to the self-service kiosk, but was out of order on the day that I was there. The lady that helped me was very friendly and explained the different options of services available to me so I could make a decision about what I wanted. As I was being helped, they were trying to get more staff at the desks to speed up service. Kind of wish they would implement the number system in more post offices!