The best newsagent in West End Excellent customer service…read moreand you gotta love their sweetie range!!

Not a newsagent as such, just a news stand on Islington High Street. However, what a news stand -…read moreit has an amazing selection of magazines (and the usual papers) and always seems to have exactly what I am looking for. In fact, it often has magazines in stock which I can't find in WH Smith or the other, bigger, newsagents. Consequently, a big thumbs up from me!

I don't know why, but I like this little shop. It's a traditional "corner shop" type place - ideal…read morefor the Sunday morning papers-and-a-Cornetto run; or for emergency biscuit or crisp requirements. They have a Lottery machine, and they do Oyster top-ups, which is dead handy.

A cool little newsagents on Katherine Road in East Ham. I usually find that there are 2 main types…read moreof newsagents. the lasrge one, that sells stationary and has a post office, and little corner shops like this one. Its pretty much the standard corner shop, as well as selling the odd biro and some other cheap troys that probably will never be sold.

I use Baring CTN whenever I need to top-up my Oyster card, or if I want to buy a magazine or a bag…read moreor crisps. The staff have always been very helpful every time I go there. I find that the shop layout is quite spacious for a newsagent, which makes it a more pleasant environment for me. This shop used to be a Post Office it is a real loss that it is no longer a Post Office in my honest opinion.

Best shop in notting hill, come here instead of Notting Hill Bookshop to avoid the crowdsread more

Lutyens and Rubinstein is a wonderful independent bookshop on Kensington Park Road, near the…read morejunction with Elgin Crescent, about ten minutes' walk from Notting Hill Gate tube station. Although it is not a large shop, the owners have managed to cram in an eclectic selection of books, both contemporary and classic, with an emphasis on the twentieth century, and can order in any book currently in print but not in stock, within 24 hours. They are arranged in alphabetical order rather than by subject, although children's books, large illustrated books and poetry have their own separate shelves. The lovely owners and their assistants are happy to make (and receive) recommendations. Delicious coffee, tea (and sometimes biscuits) are available downstairs for a minimal charge and the shop also sells framed linocuts, cards and a quirky range of perfumes. Well worth the detour.

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.

I find it hard to locate somewhere that sells the magazines I read. Either the magazine is stocked…read morebut sells out as soon as it arrives before I get a chance to make my purchase or it is not stocked at all. News on the Wharf has a pretty good selection ranging from magazines about shooting to climbing to railways (not bought be me I should add) with everything in-between. There are a number of News on the Wharfs scattered around the Canary Wharf Shopping Centre. The Cabot Place West version is my favourite because it is a bit bigger than the others and is close to my workplace. It also stocks basic stationary and sweets/drinks which can be useful.

The queue here is seldom long and always well stocked on The Economist. Bummer that credit card…read moretransactions incur another fifty pence extra.