This won some sort of retailer of the year award a few years ago in connection with the Post…read moreOffice, and it's fairly good. There's a large grocery store to the front which is handy as it's a fairly small village, and a good enough sized Post Office to the rear. They seem to be quite professional in there - uniformed staff who know what they're talking about, and I've never had to queue for too long to be served. It's just a couple of minutes off the M180 so quite handy if you need to get to the PO on the move. It's on the main road through to Epworth, and there's enough parking at the front.

This is a very large post office that has a huge product range,they sell kids toys and gifts,and…read morehave good prices on there greeting cards,and wrapping paper,they also sell seasonal goods such as halloween costumes The staff are freindly and knowledgable ,always happy to advise you on products and services,and help you find correct forms It is a very community based post office and as its situated in a mainly deprived area,it is essential for the local people,as it is a place to conduct your finaces including paying house hold bills,and sells a varity of goods

They're really friendly in this Post Office. It can get busy, and there are quite a few of us…read moreEbayers who often go there so you might end up stuck behind someone with a billion parcels to Singapore but generally they're quite good and will filter through the queue if they can do. It's a little shop as well, so you can pick up essential groceries (such as chocolate) while you're there. There's parking available at the front although it can be a little awkward as it's on a main junction but generally people will let you through (there's keep clear signs on the road, but they're often ignored). This is only minutes from Robin Hood Airport so it's handy for any last minute essentials before you fly.

This post office has a really good community atmosphere,it is run by a lovely couple ,whom are…read morealways helpfull and friendly,a couple of years ago,they extended the shop and now have a license to sell beer and wine, they have a good selection ,and at a good price,you can also pick up everyday household goods and food and confectionary. as for the post office side of things,they are very knowledgable always having what ever forms you may need,and will go out of their way to ring different departments to find out information you may need,

Very classy & pristine post office in the middle of Hope Valley, United Kingdom. The staff are very…read morefriendly and helpful. Wonderful post office in an overtly picturesque and quintessentially English town. Review: 5

Superb establishment for all your medicolegal requirements in the Hallamshire area, set in a…read morepurpose built 1970's block. All very Quincy-esque. A routine coroner's autopsy perhaps? A quick second autopsy before the case goes to crown court? A forensic case at any hour, day or night. And of course, very well equipped for coroner's inquests. Excellent, personable, sympathetic and experience staff. They will make your visit as tolerable as it could hope to be.

You have got to try the Paternoster lift!! You heard it here…read morefirst, although its not for the faint hearted!!

The arts tower is an amazing architechtural building,i think in total it has 19 storeys & it stands…read moreout for miles with in the Sheffield area.It is a landmark,with a great observation deck & has the best view around looking out from the top of the tower.It stands at 255 feet tall. The paternoster lift is the best ever way to travel that was invented but beware how you step onto it.Circulation isthrough 2 ordinary lifts & the rest by the paternoster at 38 cars -the largest of the few remaining in uk It was officially opened by queen elizabeth,the queen mother in 1966 There is a cafe in the basement & a student computer room on the 12th floor & the buildings can be viewed during business hours but you may have to sign in & show id,well worth a look if you are in the area

Absolutely stunning estate--well worth the trip from London!…read more My friend and I took the train to Chesterfield to see Pride and Prejudice at Chatsworth House and tour the grounds. The mansion is massive, with intricately decorated rooms, and the grounds are beautifully maintained. Don't miss the sheep--they're a delight to frolic with! Set aside 3-4 hours to explore fully. If you're attending a movie night, arrive early to grab a good spot. They only served drinks once the film started, so bring your own snacks. Ubers can take 15 minutes during the day and up to 45 minutes post-movie--plan ahead!

Stunningly beautiful. Filming location for Darcy's Pemberley estate (Derbyshire) in the 2005…read moreversion of Pride & Prejudice (Keira Knightly, Matthew Macfayden, Dame Judi Dench, etc.) and other BBC programming. Various tours are held here, including a stunning holiday market and an Illuminated Walk which both started on Guy Fawkes Day 2022!

For a little place, this library has never failed me. What they don't have, the staff are very…read moreaccomodating, showing you where to go or getting a book in for you. The library itself is up some stairs so make sure you enter from the front if you are in a wheel chair so you can go up the lift. There are 8 computers for access to the internet & printing. These are as quick as you could wish for & do the job fantastically.