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11 years ago
A small family run newsagents offering greetings cards, newspapers & magazines and a small selection of ambient groceries.
305 Bolton Road
Radcliffe
Manchester M26 3QP
United Kingdom
Bolton
0161 723 2164
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Amazing place that accepts you for being you. *Warning* @ Social Refuge where they treat you…read moredifferently if your not like them. I visited this coffee shop recently and left feeling pretty uncomfortable with how I was treated. From the moment I ordered, the staff came across as dismissive and noticeably colder toward me compared to other customers around me. There were a few interactions that felt unnecessarily sharp, and it gave the impression that I wasn't particularly welcome there. I want to be fair, but as a straight customer, the difference in tone and attitude didn't go unnoticed. Whether intentional or not, it made the experience feel exclusionary rather than inclusive. It's a shame because the space itself has a lot of personality, but the service made it hard to enjoy. I'd hope they work on creating a more welcoming environment for everyone.
I get the irony by starting with the quote "don't judge a book by its cover" but tbh this is…read moreexactly what I've been doing every time I've walked past this place in the past few months... Whether it was because the area of town is a bit random, the building a bit unattractive and me thinking it was more of a bookshop - something just seemed to be putting me off. But today in my meeting with Matt F we decided to give it a go and what a great decision it was! First off this place is huge and a labyrinth once inside - one half hipster bookshop, the other half cool cafe with a real nod to health (check out the menu on my pics). A really lovely environment with working fountain and a variety of places to sit. The food was excellent too - my breakfast pancakes were probably the best I've had in Manchester so far which is saying something. Quick note that they don't do sides - at one stage I thought I was going to turn into Jack Nicholson in '5 Easy Pieces' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wtfNE4z6a8 but thankfully the guy sorted us out with a side of toast after I asked nicely...repeatedly... Very friendly staff, great venue. I'll be back soon to work/eat/drink coffee/read a book - or all at the same time!
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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 is my local newsagent and the family who run it are lovely. They are friendly and polite,…read moreespecially the daughter who always asks how I am or asks my Dad. It's this personal touch that makes me prefer to give them my money for my mountain of trashy mags each week rather than a chain such as Sainsburys.
A Bollington institution. Friendly newsagent with wide selection of sweets, mags and stuff you…read morethought you'd never need. Sells milk and will give cashback if you spend more than a fiver.
Obviously the Northern Quarter is all about cool record shops, trendy vintage clothes and kitsch…read moreaccessories. However, all of the cool people around still need to buy gum, cigarettes and a can of pop every now and then. Just like the rest of us. That's where Walia News comes in. It's located just around the corner from Piccadilly Records, sandwiched in between an exclusive t-shirt shop and a drugs accessories shop, appropriately enough. Walia News has an almost ridiculous number of filthy magazines on its top shelf. It's a long top shelf. But for the less filthy-minded amongst us (me), there are plenty of normal magazines and papers on offer too. The guy serving at Walia News is kind of stern. We're not going to best friends. Apart from these things, Walia News is just a newsagents innit.
Newsagents in the middle of a very vintage lane! It is surrounded by vinyl record stores, vintage…read moreclothing and accessories. It is a typical newsagents but the amount of magazines it has stocked up is kind of the first thing you would notice! Every kind one could ever think of! (For the very clean slated minds as well as the perverted kinds) Apart from the magazines, think chewing gum, cigarettes, food and anything a newsagents could have. It comes in aid of the needs for all the vintage loving people dwelling in here!
Good little convenient newsagents. They stock a variety of…read moreconvenient items, things that you'll likely run out of or forget to pick up at the supermarket. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere in the shop. Has that nice 'local shop' feeling.
An interesting concept WHSmith store, The WHSmith Local brand is from WHSmith's Wholesale…read moredepartment and is described as " ideal for independent CTN/Newsagents & Post offices", so the store is different to your regular WHSmith store. Located in Canning Gate Shopping Centre, within Leigh town centre, it is opposite Ryman and close to the Bus Station. Cannings and WHSmith Local is the full name of this location. The store was small, but they had a decent selection of most items you'd expect to find from WHSmith, including a lottery desk at the back, meaning there were two separate tills to help ease queuing, they had a small selection of drinks too but sadly they didn't stock Lipton Ice Tea. 3* - This store is OK, one of the better newsagents within the town centre (especially if you don't fancy going into a supermarket), and a unique concept.
Newspapers, magazines, sweets, chocolate, basics for around the house, you'll find it all here at…read moreRushtons! Oh and Carr's pasties, one must never forget Carr's pasties! Pretty much the only reason I visit now is to pick up a few pasties when I'm doing the lunch run and working from home (Dad, Brother & I all work in the same place 2/3 days a week). As a kid, I'd come in here close to every day and spend my hard earned pocket money - it either came from doing the dishes or scoring a goal at football - ok yes I was a little spoilt - but boy would it go quickly in here! Though that is probably a large part of why I tried so hard to score goals so perhaps my dad had something there.. anyway. Your usual newsagent options in here, not quite as large a selection of sweets than I previously remember but that seems to be the case everywhere these days. 50p charge for card payments under £8.
A fantastic local newsagents with lots of choice especially when it comes to magazines and in the…read morepast when there has been a magazine I wanted, and they didn't have it, they have ordered it in fot me - try and get that at Asda! They also stock loads of traditional sweets, penny chews etc, fresh milk, a good selection of greetings cards, general stationary, they have a lottery machine and a cash machine (however, you are charged for cash) Friendly staff and a convienient location. I think the newsagents might be called Village news now, it is next to Hampsons and Bargin Booze in Bromley Cross, opposite the Coop. Parking is very limited, use a side street if there is no parking outside.
Great little newsagents in Ashton Preston. Selling a variety of products such as magazines, milk,…read morebread, eggs, sweets, local fresh meat and alcohol. Since it changed to a premier newsagent there are always some good deals on offer. Like 3 bottles of wine for £10 or 8 can of larger for £6. They recently have just extended they shop and installed quite a few new fridges. You can also rent the latest dvd's from them. Nice local store that has most things you will need to save a trip to the supermarket.
Friendly local newsagent. Quite small but well liked locally with a large delivery round. Always…read morewilling to help if they can and welcome you with a smile.
A rather strange cross between a corner shop and a pound shop and a newsies, Copson News sells…read morepretty much everything you'll need (apart from le Booze, go to A&S for that) in a pinch but for a price. You can pick up the usual array of newwspapers here, and they occasionally stock coolio magazines such as D&C. What I always noticed is that they stock a large amount of kids' magazines, which always seem to have much better free gifts than Girl Talk (the magazine that taught me everything, until I moved on to J17, which taught me everything *else*...) used to have. They also stock two or three Irish newspapers. So if you need to know what the craic is, this is your place. There's a small range of non-confectionery foodstuffs, but this is no place for buying your Sunday lunch, more a place to pick up an emergency tin o' beans. The sweetie section is jolly good, and you can pick up old faves such as Wham bars, as well as making your own mix-up. For those favouring a saltier snack, you can pick up a packet of cashew nuts for £1, which is super cheap! And the pack is adorrned with a picture of a nut who is a soldier. I think they're going for a colonel/kernel kinda visual pun. As well as minimal food, maximum news and sweeties, this shop sells weird toys like Bratz dolls that seem totally out of place, and a range of bathroom items, just in case you've run out of your Radox bubble bath. All in all, this is not a shop you'd go to every day, but if you should ever need it, you'll be glad it's there.
Fine newsagents on the busy, slightly ramshackle Copson Street. I've been buying my papers here for…read moreyears, and it's surprising just how much they manage to pack into this shop. Amongst the hundreds of papers and magazine titles, there lies the obligatory 'tuck shop' where all the 'favourites' are representedin fact the owner possesses fine knowledge on the world of sweets - ask for an item and they'll most likely have it or will advise you on the demise of a certain confectionery (I tried recently - those razor thin mint melts are sadly no longer available). The other side of the shop is taken up with children's toys and games and anything else from shampoo to mysterious tight wear. Helpful and friendly staff at all times.