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18 years ago
Fab newsagents with lots of choice, plus connected to it is a surf shop with lots of clothing, buckets and spades and supplies for a day on the beach which is very close by, and the staff are very friendly. Especially the owner Stuart. read more
Newquay TR8 4BA
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Fantastic newsagents with the biggest display of magazines in Cornwall i reckon!Also if theres a…read moretitle you want that they don't stock they'll bend over backwards to get it for you.They also do maps and guides to the area ,as well as a selection of paperbacks.The real fun comes with their selction of toys!All kinds of stuff and all unbelievably cheap.Gift cards and wrapping paper also really inexpensive.
Tremlett's Newsagents is a good old fashioned newsagents. It is a small shop, just a few doors down…read morefrom the Royal Cornwall Museum. They are independent and offer a good personal service which is always friendly. They have a large range of magazines which is probably one of the biggest in Truro and often have the magazines that other newsagents are sold out of. The drinks and snacks are quite cheap in comparison to some of the other newsagents in Truro. I would recommend Tremlett's over most of the other newsagents in Truro due to it's wide selction of newspapers and magazines, and it's cheap snacks.
Good old Tremletts been there since I can remember! Very well located in the centre of town and…read moresells a wide range of confectionary, newspapers, magazines and also useful things such as teabags and milk for nearby office workers which is very welcome at times. Nice staff and not many queues, very efficiently served.
My local Newsagents , great friendly staff and an awesome range of products , well worth a look as…read morei'm sure you'll be amazed at just how full the shop is
This is now quite a great little shop in the centre of Newquay, where you can get almost anything…read moreyou need. Done the lottery this week this is the place to go, they are quite a lucky shop with many a winner buying his or her ticket there, and what about the advertising in the window, you can pick up fantastic bargains all year round. The staff are helpful and cheerful, always ready to help, great service and the shop has a good supply of everthing you might need, from newspapers and your favourite magazine to "cold" drinks and chocky bars, crisps, ice cream, cigarettes and much much more!. Pop in everyone knows where the "Choc Box" is and so should you when down is Newquay.
A very friendly little newsagents in the thick of town that must have been around longer than I…read morehave! Stocks a good range of papers and magazines and comics for the little ones, as well as the usual sweeties, crisps, drinks and basics like milk. Prices are average but service is provided with a smile. The shop is very useful for local residents as it sports a very helpful notice section on the right flank of the building notice of anything from cars and bikes to furniture, rental property and jobs. Good for people coming to do a summer season and looking for a room in a shared house without the expense of picking up a local paper from inside!
Cornish World is Cornwall's best magazine for heritage and culture…read more The magazine also sells books, tshirts and other Cornish items. If you are coming to Cornwall, then a read of Cornish World will make your trip more interesting.
Best newsagents in Penzance with a huge selection of magazines, including Cornish World…read more Very good service and also sells snacks, sandwiches and drinks.
brilliant shop, excellent service from staff always helpful.good selection of items to buyespecialy…read moreif you want to make a curry or something exotic..
First-class newspaper delivery service! Extremely professional and competent, and all written…read morecommunications/billings are immaculate! A nice little shop, too, when you call by to settle up! Highly recommended!
This is a very large newsagents on one level and has a vast stock including many items you wouldnt…read moreexpect a local newsagents to sell. The post office is also situated at the back of the store. The staff are always friendly and helpful and access into and around the shop is very good. There are a few parking spaces outside on the roadside but there is also a very good large car park (10p for an hour) just up the road. The range of magazines is very good as is the sweetie section!! The store is well lit, clean and tidy. This store is always worth a good look around if your in Saltash.
i visit this shop several times a week and its great as it also has the post office to hand. the…read morestaff here are always very pleasent and helpful if you need any assistance. there is a wide selection of magazines and i often find bargains on cd's, books and dvd's.
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Didn't enjoy this and not worth the money we paid. Have been on better steam train lines than this…read more Was also very disorganised with the ticket seller running up to count who was on the train to see if he could sell any more tickets! Huge queues and many did not get on the train due to lack of space. This was September and not high season. Would NOT recommend!
The Bodmin and Wenford Railway actually has two lines from Bodmin, one to the main line at Bodmin…read moreParkway and one to a place called Boscarne Junction on the former line to Wadebridge. If you buy a day rover ticket on the railway you could do one line in the morning, have lunch and then do the other line in the afternoon. Bodmin station has a gift shop and a small cafe. There's also a small shop at Bodmin parkway but nothing at Boscarne Junction. However the latter station has access to the Camel Trail cycle path from Bodmin to Padstow. Bodmin station is well-preserved and has a good nostalgic feel to it. Car parking is available in the old yard but access by foot from the town centre is up a long steep hill. A recommended visit for both families and railway enthusiasts!