This newsagents on Aigburth Road is probably not quite as well stocked/big as Aigburth News but…read morethey do have an ATM machine outside which gives them bonus points. They carry the usual in newspapers and magazines, food, snacks, drinks, etc.

This little newsagents is great for a little village, it does newspaper deliveries. Sells…read moremagazines, sweets, basic stationary essentials for the kids etc you can even get a pint of milk from here. The staff are very friendly too

A traditional local newsagent, few and far between these days. Staff that know their customers and…read morea helpful service at all times. Handy for those bits and bobs of stationery you always forget to pick up, a good range of greetings cards, gift wrap and for stamps too. (Post box just outside the shop). Village News delivers newspapers, morning and evening and has a handy notice board in the window too.

A sleepy newsagent located in the middle of a small parade of shops in Little Neston. Opens early…read morein the morning at 7.30am - perfect if you like your paper early, or are on your way to work. Well stocked with sweets and chocolate for all ages including a traditional penny sweet stand and jars of sweets. You can buy two ounces or a quarter of these sweets including old favourites like Pontefract Cakes, Treacle Toffee, Murray Mints, Midget Gems, Eclairs and many, many more! Excellent selection of magazines and the staff are very helpful, they can order magazines on request and even save them for you if you want it regularly. They also deliver papers and magazines to you door (requires setting up an account) They sell stationery items pens, rulers, notebooks, pads of paper, envelopes (including large and padded). Also, at the reaar of the shop is an area dedicated to cards and gift wrap. Photocopies are black and white only, for A4 (8p per sheet) and A3 (16p per sheet). Easy parking right outside the shop. There is also a post box outside.

News Plus is a small newsagents just down the road from my uncle they stock everything that you'de…read moreexpect from a newsagents plus bread an loo rollthat type of thing you can pay a few of your household bills here and top up your mobile phone they also accept milk tokens for your daily pint which is really handy

This newsagents sells a fairly decent variety of magazines as compared with most that only have a…read morefew choices. I wouldn't say they are exactly intellectual choices--let's face it, the kind of magazines you will find here are for people who sit in on Saturdays and eat crisps in front of the TV. But still ... You'll also find all the usual newspapers, cold drinks, sweets, chocolate, crisps, and more. There's not that much in the way of grocery items here. Staff seemed pretty nice when I went in.

Situated in the middle of the Town Centre adjacent to the entrance/exit of the precint. This is a…read morerelatively small store split into a downstairs which has the papers, magazines, DVD's, games and stationery. Upstairs is mainly for the books and the toys. Downstairs can get quite busy and you are also able to buy your lottery from here.

good location, in the middle of town, has plenty of things to chose from as you would expect with…read moreWHS. Good service to 4 star

The rise in express supermarket branches opening around the country, as well as supermarkets now…read moreselling a wide range of magazines and newspapers, has resulted in a decrease in popularity for local newsagents for whom sweets, drinks and magazines are all their business, as opposed to just one strand of their overall business. As a result, there are fewer newsagents around these days, and those that are still going are generally rather underwhelming. However, every so often you come across a newsagent much like K & C Douglas in Crosby. This reasonably sized newsagent offers a very good selection of sweets and drinks (we're talking a wide range of confectionery here, not just a few Snickers and Chomps) all at prices that are no worse than elsewhere (sweets aren't cheap anywhere these days). K & C Douglas also offers a very good selection of magazines in their shop, providing the usual glossies for the ladies as well as more specialist publications for those of you with more unusual hobbies and interests (Angling Weekly? Powerslam Wresting Magazine? Come on down).

The BBC shop is situated round the corner from the Liverpool ONE development in the city centre. It…read moreis next to Radio Merseyside's offices. The window displays tempted me inside to have a closer look. They have a huge variety of DVDS of many different BBC shows, cartoons, dramas and series. You name it, if its been on the BBC channels you can get it here. They also stock toys, gifts, t-shirts and gadgets related to the shows. The staff here are friendly and helpful. I went in for a present for a friend who is obsessed with Dr Who, and they showed me the huge range of Dr Who items they have, showing me the items that were rare and exclusive to the shop. They also have a large range of educational books, for example books to help GCSE students in the run up to exams. A great shop for presents for geeks.

I have never had much need to shop here personally, I must admit, but I don't watch much TV and I…read moredon't listen to BBC radio stations. However several of my family members are avid listeners of Radio Merseyside and find the merchandise sold here very appealing. I've always been of the opinion that one can buy most of the stuff in any media based shop or online retailer, however BBC shop is much more specialist and can order whatever you require, for example recordings for radio shows and several of the local based performers and presenters can be purchased here such as Billy Maher, Pete Price and Tom Slemen. While it is a little expensive, it may well be the only place you can buy a required item.