This has to be the cheapest newsagent in the city. Do you remember when Mars Bars were like 26p and…read morechewing gum was 19p then it started to creep up until in recent years it has clambered so high that you won't even get much change from a pound for a lot of choccy bars? Well, this shop is thankfully bucking the trend selling choccy bars for the 35 - 50p mark, crisps and even drinks the same. What's more, the staff are really lovely and polite. I've just got a job near this shop and I'm sure I'll be saving loads ever month because the stock is reasonably priced (I used to work near McColls on Temple Way). Avon News also has a good mix of newspapers and magazines and greetings card for that last minute panic when you realise you've forgotten your mum's birthday (never done it myself, thankfully).

Avon News is a well rounded little newsagents, boasting the usual range of newspapers, magazines,…read moreconfectionery, stationary and the like. Staff are friendly and welcoming and like to chat.

This newsagents shop is so much bigger than it looks from the outside!! I visited it twice today on…read moretwo different occasions (the first time to buy a paper and the second to browse) and I was impressed by the good service and very large selection of newspapers and magazines. Everything is laid out so nicely too in a very eye-catching way with unusual curved display racks going down the centre of the floor space. In addition to papers and mags, there are plenty of local books, stationery (including school/college items), and, around the corner at the back, good quality greetings cards. Some jigsaws for sale as well and a full range of confectionery.

It's a great newsagents,well stocked and displayed nicely , equipped with everything one needs, yet…read morethe staffs curt and standoffish behaviour is less desirable. They are so rude,inpolite and miserable that they made my partner & myself feel very uncomfortable.NO please & thank you's were mentioned ,it takes nothing to show a few manners especially whilst dealing & working with the public. How do these people get jobs? they make victor meldrew look happy. It's a shame as the shop itself is very good,but the employee,s have really put me off.

forbuoys is now actually called more! and is a large…read morenewsagents smack bang in the middle of town. as you go through the main doors ( automatic by the way so ideal for pushchairs and wheelchairs) you are greeted with th eever tempting pick and mix counter, with the newspaper and magazines on your left hand side. as you go through the shop there are all kinds of things available from stationery items, to toys, craft stuffs, books, hundreds of greetings cards and wrapping papers, gift items and finally dvd and cd section. theres a huge range of stock and some of it you would be surprised to find in a newsagent shop. the shop itself is quite large and theer is plenty of room to get around comfortably. they also have a national lotto counter for those who fancy there chances.

This is a fairly large newsagents located in the St Thomas Shopping Precinct. They sell a wide…read morerange of magazines and newspapers along with crisps, sweets and chilled drinks. They also have a small range of cards and cheap toys and they have a fairly large window display in which you can advertise jobs or services. The staff are polite and friendly and the shop itself is clean and tidy.

This is one of the better newsagents in Exeter and it is located on Fore Street which is just off…read moreof the High Street. They sell everything you would expect from a newsagents including tobacco, crisps and sweets as well as a wide choice of magazines and newspapers. Langmaids is ideal when you just want to buy a magazine or something but don't want to have to queue for 10 minutes in Tescos. The shop itself is clean and presentable and the staff are always polite and friendly. Their prices seem reasonable and i would have no hesitation in recommending this newsagents.

Hurleys is not just a newsagents, there are actually two shops the newsagents is on your left as…read moreyou walk down the high street and their other shop is directly opposite and sells books and sports equipment downstairs and toys upstairs. It is a great independant shop, they have a wide range of books downstairs from fiction, to non fiction and childrens books, the prices are sometimes a little high but they have some reduced prices. The best thing about hurleys is definitley the toy shop, it takes up the whole upstairs of the shop and has pretty much every toy imagineable, from dolls to trikes and board games to pre-school toys such as the night garden and teletubbie toys. My daughter adores this shop and would stay in here all day if she could! Well worth a visit

Thanks to a Western Union money section in this Evening Post shop the front has quite a different…read moreand snazzy outlook to the norm. The inside of the shop and the services on offer both follow suit. It's a well laid out place with freshly made sandwiches, chocolates and drinks for the food side of things. The newspapers and magazines are a broad range touching on every subject from lots of kid's comics to the, well, more risqué numbers. To push the benchmark even further there's a really nice little bit at the back offering some Asian whole foods and further in, a really good choice of red wine, whiskey and brandy. For an Evening Post shop, or indeed any shop, this one's made a real effort.