I`ll be quite frank, I do not know how this has ever survived with Readings so very near and more…read morepopular?

This is a compact but well stocked shop with just about everything a villager needs for survival…read more They sell meats, vegetables, dried produce, general groceries, newspapers, magazines, sweets and most importantly fresh bread baked on-site. They also sell fuel wood but they don't sell alcohol. They are friendly and helpful people, and the prices are fair for a small operation.

Good News looks like every other newsagent from the outside but step inside this tiny little shop…read moreand you'll see that the choice of magazines is what keeps this little store a step ahead of the rest. Because Good News is situated in the heart of Soho, where all of London's hippest fashion houses, production companies and media firms are generally based, it needs to offer it's clients something different. Sure, you can get the usual paper, a juice and a bag of crisps but I've never seen so many magazines. If your looking for fashion, music, business or art, they have every single commercial, weird and underground paper and magazine you can imagine and even stock some industry mags as well like Music Week for example. Although I don't work in Soho anymore, if I pass this shop, I always stop by and pick up a magazine I know I can't get anywhere else...

There's countless newsagents in Soho, but I love Good News. The fact that they always stock and…read moresell my favourite magazine Monocle almost a week before it's supposed to hit newsstands makes all the difference to me. No to mention they stock a fantastic selection of international magazines and newspapers that one would often have trouble finding (especially American publications)! Definitely warrants a 5 star rating.

Good old WHS! I only darken its doors occasionally, but their is always a queue at the top till!…read moreFortunatley I only require a refill for my biro pen, which has been with since the invention of writing.!

Sorry the queues still abode, well not surprising as they have replaced the cashiers with pay as…read moreyou go swipe it with a card and go computers. Ok but there is now no one to help you in the shop ,not helpful if you have little time to browse.

The works as it is known has been in the Centre before but only around Christmas time.I was…read morebeginning to think it came by sleigh,and went up in a pale of smoke after the new year arrived. So I was a bit surprised to see it still around past the Ides of March! As a guy whom spends his time with his head in Reference books prefers films to reading grotty novels, by a little obscessed with factual history and catergorical meaning of life and price of fish, I found many cost effective deals at this shop I had not seen before. Ok there were some there I had already, But there is one I still need, and although Wikipedia is not bad , I refuse to pay for on line Brittania stuff which I did not find helpful, for the type of info I use to solve crosswords.The guy at Works assures me they are not going to disappear again as they are now permanent!

Bradshaws is a top little shop...just up from the war memorial and over the road in dorking town…read morecentre...its like an alladins cave for such a quaint shop...apart from your tobacco products (cheapest in town)they stock all sorts...staff and owner are cheerful and polite and allways have the time to exchange a few words..great shop i highly recommend...oh and you can do your lotto there and get scratch cards...

Brilliant! Always a warm welcome and always have what you're looking for!read more

Visit regularly ,noticed that work had been going on to improvements to here.read more