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18 years ago
lovely friendly post office the manager is a lovely helpful lady
436 Havant Road
Portsmouth SO19 9AT
United Kingdom
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I know the general Public are usually not given access to HMS Nelson, however if you do find…read moreyourself a guest of the Senior Rates Mess for a function, I do hope you enjoy yourself as the 4 of us did at the Summer Ball just recently attended It had a carnival theme, youngster playing the steel drums very good they were, the band for the dance was extremely good talso. FUN! Event though the weather was hot & messed with hair & makeup!
good effiecient family run very helpful and friendlyread more
Thank you to the awesome staff at this establishment Great…read moreattitude Brilliant atmosphere Very kind polite. I really appreciate you're help today. Keep up the amazing work. Thanks again
A fairly large Post Office with a good number of windows. Staff always friendly and helpful with…read moreenquiries. My only critcism with this PO is that they don't have more windows available in busy periods, such as pension day!
This is a great post office - for one simple reason : they open on a Sunday! Tell me any other post…read moreoffice that does that. This is just next to ASDA in the Bridge shopping centre. They offer all the services you'd expect from a post office. There's not much to this post office in terms of for instance stationery, books, or all the other overpriced stuff that post offices seem to want to sell you these days - just a lot of floorspace for queuing. As I mentioned they are open on Sundays and whenever I have been shopping in ASDA on Sunday and had a look this post office has not been very busy at all so if you need your car tax renewing, or need to send a lot of ebay parcels then this is ideal for avoiding the queues which you will no doubt find at other post offices in the area whenever you go. Park in the ASDA car park for £1 and get it refunded when you spend £2 in the Bridge centre (Icleland is also just opposite this post office).
This is a little Post Office in the Bridge Centre which also contains a large Asda store and…read moreseveral smaller stores. The Post Office is great because it is open on Sundays! You can sometimes find yourself having to queue for a while, but I don't think I've ever had to wait more than about 10 minutes, and the counter staff always seem polite and helpful. There is a large car park at the back of the Asda store, but you do have to pay £1. However, you can get the £1 back off your shopping if you spend at least £2 in one of the stores - this does not include the Post Office though!
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Friendliest Post Office around. Brilliant choice of cards. Wedding gifts. Yankee candles etc…read moreetc. staff are helpful and know the regulars and locals and keep an eye out for them.
Southsea Post Office is undoubtably one of the best in Portsmouth mainly due to the wonderful…read morestaff. Nothing is too much trouble for Julia and now Sandeep who both give excellent service. They are friendly, patient and always ready to help with any queries. Tina is a miss as she too was wonderful. Southsea Post Office is part of the community and long may it continue.
.Located within a Tesco Express, this is a small post office counter at the rear of the shop…read more Normal small post office with limited facilities as they don't have the option to check you passport or drivers license applications. However it does have a photo machine which is handy when you need to post something with a photo. There is often a queue and the staff are not the fastest, but they are nice and can always give you the information you need. One handy service they have is that if you need to draw money out and you area Lloyds tsb customer you can draw it from your account here.
Lovely staff and quick service! However because it's attached to the co-op lines can be very long,…read moreand they'll sometimes close the postage section due to staff shortages, where you can't actually post anything! Very sad indeed for a local post office.
Last year on a couple of occasions I purchased small gifts (mugs & t-towels) for friends who are…read moreleaving the area, as a small reminder of Gosport. Ladies are always friendly
Great little post offibce/local shop. They are always ready to help-whatever you need the shop has…read moreeverything for an emergency-groceries-newsagents-stationery-cards etc. post office is always helpful. easy free parking helps too. they sell alchohol too and most sweets etc. Usually have hot bakd pastries and savouries too-nice-too tempting.
This family run store and post office is one of the friendliest I have ever been to. The post…read moreoffice offers the usual post office services including changing money- they often have special rates. You can also have your passport photo taken here. The post office is part of quite a large shop which sells agood selection of greeting cards, books, stationery and various foods.
My local post office. Very friendly and helpful staff, often has lots of staff on Saturdays to keep…read morequeues moving. It's very small so sometimes the queue spills out onto the street. You can buy your car tax here which is very useful not having to go into the big central post office in Worthing. Parking can be difficult, but there are a few one hour parking bays in surrounding roads. This post office also sells handy supplies of padded envelopes, packaging materials, cards, pens and children's toys and crafts. I've picked up some very reasonably priced gifts for children.
I reported a theft using the on-line service, they responded quickly, so I was able to pass on the…read morecrime number to who required the information.
Ford has a tiny church of Saxon origin, at the end of a small gravel path, close to the bank of the…read moreRiver Arun and surrounded by a copse of trees. It must have been a lovely spot before the coming of the railway, the main road and Ford Open prison. But walking up the gravel path, it is still possible to imagine yourself in a different time. The church is a simple, two-cell structure, with a nave and chancel, and a porch added in 1637 in the Dutch style. The interior is dark - especially so since there is no electricity here (they is a small generator to provide limited lighting for the choir). It is dominated by the Norman chancel arch, which has mouldings with a simple X-shape decoration. The walls are pierced by small Norman windows, although the Chancel has a fine decorated window of about 1320. In the vestry are the remains of a Saxon arch, dated from around the turn of the 10th-11th centuries. The walls show traces - although very indistinct - of extensive wall paintings. Those above the chancel arch show the last judgement, with the remains of devils (their feet, actually) forcing the damend into the mouth of a great red beast. A picture by the doorway helps interpret the remains. On the west wall is a depiction - again, fragmentary - of the Garden of Agony, with two dragons. The paintings are thought to date from around 1320. It is a great pity they cannot be restored further.
Just the place for peace and quiet. Well defined by dmj previouslyhe does write really good…read morereviews. It doesn't take long to go through Ford and it seems to be known by its prison rather than other lovely sites in the area. St Andrews is one of those..as is The Ship and Anchor. Take the time to visit both. You will not be sorry!!