again a post office set in a shop the post office its self…read moreis right at the back of the shop, which isnt always the easiest place to access but its not too bad. the staff seem friendly and are helpful too which is always a bonus. they do everything you would expect from a post office plus car tax(which alot of post offices dont do these days) passport checking, travel money and more a very good postoffice and at the heart of the village

Really slow and they get it wrongread more

Nice little post office located just off Worksop Road in a courtyard area which allows parking for…read moreresidents and the post office. Inside is rarely busy and the staff are real friendly. There is also a counter inside which sells hot and cold sandwiches and cakes.

Good service , helpful staff what more do you need…read more the opening hours for this place is a bit poor to be honest there only open till 12(lunch time) and thats it for the day. there open6 days a week and are easy to phone and arrange re-delivery of your parcel/letters whatever it was you needed. there also helpful for checking prices and getting quote for any parcels you are needing to send. very friendly bunch of people and normally a good service too

If I could give less than one star I would. Filthy cramped little place. Staff with zero customer…read morecare ability, no smile, no basic communication just a grunt and act like you have massively inconvenienced them by asking to pick up the parcel they supposedly tried to deliver. Useless opening times. Just poor.

Small vilage Post Office located on the main road which has been there probably since the dawn of…read moretime and always manages to survive the latest round of Post Office closures. Its exactly what you'd expect from the village post office - its run by a husband and wide team who have been in situ for as long as I can remember, they're always polite and friendly, and they know most people by name. As you might imagine, theres a Post Office counter which performs all the services of a regular Post Office. In addition to this theres another counter where you can buy an assortment of both the useful and the useless - sweets, cans of drink, greetings cards and various kinds of stationary are sold here. Its a little cramped in there - especially on pension day when the local pensioners fight it out amongst themselves to be first in the queue to get their money, and it still survives probably solely because of the Post Office counter, but its the kind of place the village would miss if it wasnt around any more.