This is a great shop to go if you need a bargain on you arts and crafts. They have really big…read morediscounts on their products so you know that you are getting very good value for money. It is located inside the walnut shopping centre so it is very nearby to all the stores. The staffs are very friendly in the shop and are willing to help with any query that you may have. They take card payment as well as cash. They have very good sales in store as well such as 10p stuff or even 5p which is great.

This is a great little newsagents, the staff are always very polite and helpful here…read more It stocks a huge range of magazines and newspapers, aswell as sweets, chocolate, gift cards and wrapping paper. Also it has a post office to the back of the shop which is very handy indeed. In the window of this shop they have a display board with all the local bits and bobs for sale, and the local groups advertising.

I love this place! It's got my favorite brands and it's so close to my house. I can get all my…read moreshopping done in one go, which is a plus because I don't have to spend a lot of time driving from one store to the next.

Pretty, well stocked shop which deserves a browse if your in the village…read more Lots of gifts, cards, women and children's fashion. Very lovely and VERY expensive!!

Crystal News is one of two convenient stores on the same road that provide all the basics to the…read morecommunity aroundn without having to travel all the way to the nearest Sainsbury's. I always see the same man working alone in the store and this little store can become quite busy. They have a huge selection of magazines and newspapers as well as all the basic items you might need. Their shelves are always fully stocked which is a plus. I am not exactly sure if they accept credit cards, never tried due to so many people coming in and out and I don't want to inconvenience everyone else for the sake of £5 or so. They sell bus passes and travel cards and you can top up Oyster. I am almost sure that they open at 7 in the mornings, so if you ran out of credit, tada! There is no cash point in the area, so be prepared. Oh and they do sell scratch cards and the National Lotto.

This shop is great. I am actually personal friends with the shopkeeper, but that does not affect my…read morereview, I believe in being frank either way. It is well stocked, reasonable prices for the items it sells, and yes the same man always works there! Sometimes he has an assistant, but not often. They do open about 7am, and stay until about 7-8pm 7 days a week. It does get very busy as it is the only local shop to offer Oyster top-ups, bus passes and sell Oyster cards, otherwise you have to travel to a shop near Sainsbury's to get Oysters. If the newspaper you want is out of stock, come back in the evening and a fresh stack will be waiting. It is very clean there, and very well run. Odd times it is closed until later in the morning, but as the one man runs it, of course this can happen due to delays etc. However this is rare, and he will always be open each day in the end. They do take bank debit cards at a 50p standard charge, not sure about credit cards. They even sell batteries!

Nice selection of food and drink here, nearly always a good deal on soft drinks and chocolate and…read moresweets. Large selection of magazines and newspapers. Post office at the back of the shop is convenient, paper, envelopes and other post related items are also sold which is handy. Staff are always friendly

This is a great newsagent. The staff in here are very friendly and I love coming in this shop. It…read morehas a good selection of products.

As you'd expect this Smiths sells books, stationery, cards and snacks…read more Located on the Town Square this shop can get rather busy and the till staff aren't ever in a rush. Prices are reasonable, but compared to Woolworths a few doors down things can seem a bit pricey.

I find the shop very untidy, dated and off-puting. They must rely on their tobacco sales ... I can…read morenever find the magazines I am looking for. Also don't attempt to go there with a pushchair or if you are big, especially in the magazine area. There are always queues at the till and staff is incredibly slow (especially with card payments) even when the queue is huge (and that doesn't stop them to try to sell you their short-dated chocolates, or tell you about offers etc.). I don't bother anymore and get my magazines in Asda, for books I go on Amazon.

Fantastic local newsagent..with so much more to offer! They…read morerun a superb veg box scheme, stock wonderful local sausage, bacon, bread and eggs plus all the convenient bits and pieces. The post office at the back rarely has a line and the staff are very helpful.

Good local newsagent with a selection of basics including stationary, magazines, sweets and some…read morefood. The best part of is is the post office in the back where there is never a long queue. Staff are always helpful, although sometimes the shop is a little understocked.