Just next door to Morrison's high street entrance and attached to the post office…read more Stocks a good range of greetings cards for every occasion and also racks of magazines. I think they also sell all the stationary and envelopes for the Post office. The bad thing about it being attached to the post office is that the queue for the post office counters is often long and right to the door, making it difficult to get in the newsagent side. Also the queue can be long for the newsagents too as they seem quite slow to serve people. Buying an envelope and sending the letter can take 40 minutes on a bad day! And it makes tha shop hard to navigate as the queues block some of the shelves.

A fairly nice and modern WHSmith location, inside The Broadway Shopping Centre in Bradford, the…read morestore is a decent size and includes a Post Office. The selection is reasonable for a store of its size, the store was also mostly clean and had a good amount of staff working when I visited. The stationary range is particularly good here, while also offering pretty much what you'd expect to find in the hundreds of WHSmith stores across the high street. The self-service machine needs some kind of recalibration, as it came out with a ridiculous amount of small change for one transaction. 3* - Pretty much a brand you'd expect to find in a mall, rather than a want or a need, but still a useful store and the opening hours are in line with the rest of the mall, so it remains a useful addition.

If you were in any doubt as to Otley's independence from Leeds as a self contained self-sufficient…read moretown with everything you could need, pay a visit to Discount Stationary. Not only does Otley have cafes, clothes shops, butchers, cake shops, pet supplies, hardware and more, it also has a dedicated stationary shop. Within you will find a range of cards, paper, scrap booking bits and so on, folders, pens, pencils - I think you get the idea. There isn't a great amount that they don't have in stock in the stationary department. They also welcome enquiries for photocopying, printing, fax and supplies to offices and business. All in all, just what you need to ensure the town that has everything, has everything!

This stationers is conveniently located in Hyde Park, the student centre so now if any student…read morerequires a pen or post-it note they don't have to make the effort of dragging themselves to town or even the University. It must be new as I hadn't spotted it before and the inside seemed a little sparse. It would fulfill most peoples basic stationary needs with staplers, pens, paper and even pushes the boat out by offering sketch pads and what I think WH Smiths terms 'fashion stationary'. But its probably cheaper than Smiths.

This is one of those shops that when you have a bit of time to kill or you are in a sauntering mood…read morewhile in town you will always go in. It's full of little treats and surprises. It is of course only stationary and cards but I don't think i could go in without spending too long roaming round or buying something. I ended up getting a gift for someone over 2 months early because it was just so perfect. Perfect for presents or to spruce up your office/desk. I recommend everyone to atleast go look and if you don't buy anythng you will atleast know why I lilke it so much :)

Although being situated in the middle of the void of shops that is Rawdon, this groovy little…read morestationers is well equipped of your standard stationary needs and offers some really useful copying services too. All the usual items on sale here, from pens, paper, card, sharpeners, notepads - you name it and I'm certain you'd find it. As for the other services, they can offer black and white or colour copying, printing, binding, laminating, fax services and scanning. Pretty much all of those kind of services that you could possibly need in a pinch. Reasonably priced and cheerfully staffed - also easy to find! Their website may be a tad outdated, but the shop itself is pretty useful. Job done.

Although this shop is, first and foremost, a place to copy and print, I did neither of these things…read more- instead I went in here on a stationery run, and I wasn't disappointed with what was on offer. Multi-packs or single units are available so I guess it's perfect if you're the office's errand boy or whether you're just getting a pen or two for yourself. Of course, they do the expected selection of paper, card and other boring stationery items, and it's all fairly well priced. But, looking at the prices for the printing and copying, I would suggest perhaps going to a larger establishment for photo-printing (such as the photo sections in some supermarkets) where you will get much more value for money.

This is a small newsagents on the very busy corner of four lane ends off thornton road - there…read morereally isnt anywhere to park if the couple of spaces outside the shop are full so is easier accessible on foot. It is wheelchair friendly to a type because the front door is quite shabby and needs replacing and doesnt look wide enough for a wheelchair but they have put a ramp in so it must be. The interior is very basic - there is no carpet or anything on the floor just cold concrete which looks like it needs a good cleaning. The walls havent been cleaned in yonks and theres no paint on them but, there are shelves everywhere full of stock so you cant really tell. There are aisles full of odd grocery items from tins of beans to toilet rools to cat and dog food. They also sell newspapers, magazines, cigarettes and beers and spirits and over alcohol. They also have a coffee pod machine on the counter selling cups of hot chocolate, coffee and tea and cups of soup. They also used to do slices of toast on the counter but last time i was in the toaster had gone so they might not now. The shop does get very busy and thus it becomes very crowded inside. The staff are nice and friendly and polite.

This is pretty much your average WHSmith, which seems to be in pretty much every town/city in the…read morecountry, it is located in a nice older building on Cambridge Street in Harrogate town centre, with the old archway displaying Victoria Centre remaining in place. The store has entrances on both Cambridge Street and Victoria Shopping Centre, meaning you can cut through the store to get from the mall to the street, and vice versa. Prices are fairly high, as usual from WHSmith. Useful facilities inside the store include a Post Office, one of two in the town centre. Reasonable stock/selection for a store of its' size, the store follows WHSmith's typical look/layout. Nothing too exciting, a usual brand to have in the town and a presentable store, especially from the exterior, but screams "staple WHSmith in x town" and not much more. 3*