This is just the sort of small and friendly, independent newsagent you'd expect to find in a…read morevillagey suburb of Worthing. It sells the usual range of newspapers, confectionery, magazines, tobacco, essential household items and (best of all) the full range of Wall's ice-creams!

This newsagents is a little more touresty than most, with a focus on post cards and other papery…read moreitems. It charges fairly steep prices for the chocolates and treats it offers, while stocking the usual emergency supplies of milk and freezer foods. Gloucester Newsagents only has a small offering of beers to choose from, but plenty of magazines, giving it a daytime feel, rather than emergency night out supplier. All in all, it packs a good amount in to its space, but is a little pricier than you may have come to expect.

This newsagents has moved from Broadwater Boulevard to the current location…read more The staff are friendly and helpful, the shop has a good selection of newspapers, magazines, snacks, drinks and confectionery they also sell stamps, lottery tickets and cigarettes. This new location is much smaller than the previous location so there is less choice than before however, if there is a specific magazine you require that they do not keep in stock then they will be able to order it on for you. An additional service which is provided is a newspaper delivery service.

Small traditional newsagents but with a reasonably wide selection of magazines (albeit with limited…read morenumbers, so they may run out of anything specialist if you don't get in there quickly after publication day)! They also sell confectionery, tobacco and drinks. Staff seem to be very variable - some helpful, others seemingly roped in to help out, and less helpful.

Useful and friendly small newsagents and general store on the corner of Montefiore and Davigdor…read moreRoads, at one end of this small row of shops, and close to the bus stops (number 7 route). It stocks the usual newspapers, magazines, basic grocery items, confectionery and tobacco. The windows are obscured using bright blue decals which means that it often looks closed when in fact it's still open. Friendly staff.

This is a nice, friendly newsagent and off licence on London Road, which always seems to be open…read morewhen other places are shut. They stock a decent range of alcohol, including the oblilgatory two for a fiver bottles of vinegary wine, and are also a great place to pick up a last minute birthday card on the way into town.

Smokemart stocks a lightly bolstered range of tobacco products, with the cigars and the like…read moresitting alongside the usual fair of lighters and cigarettes. It doesn't quite have the range of smokers heaven (which stocks electric grinders) but it sure beats it on its range of magazines. There's about a third of the entire store dedicated to them here! There's a few surprising additions in the form of green and blacks chocolate which come as a surprise, but its not the best layed out I've seen on London Road.

This is the equivalent of a local newsagent's; they stock a good selection of newspapes,…read morestationery, sweets and lunchtime snacks. As already mentioned, it isn't necessarily as good as the York House shop, but it is always a lot quieter. You can pick up the £2.99 lunchtime meal deal here as well as other assorted lunchtime goods. This is a very convenient shop if you're in between lectures and don't have much time. For those of you who are smokers, they also stock cigarettes.

This small store in Bramber House stocks a fairly decent selection of newspapers and magazines,…read morethough they never tend to stock loads of each item so get there early if you can. Some newspapers (The Guardian and something else) are also available at a discounted rate. it's shut on Sunday though, so you'll have to head to York House for your sunday papers. It's a handy little place, and you can also buy chocolate bars, drinks, cigarettes and discounted bus tickets. Nothing to write home about, but with a cafe and mine-supermarket right next to it, the place does what's required of it!

Another Brighton newsagents is hardly anything to write home about, and this diddy Kemp Town one is…read moreeven quite small as they go. However, you'll find your basic items such as cigarettes, snacks, cold drinks and magazines aplenty. The guy who was working there last time I popped in was quite friendly too - trying to sell me cigarettes so that my trashy mag/choc bar combo purchase mirrored my friend's! Again, an encounter hardly worth mentioning (yet I'm continuing to type...) but the friendly guy made this newsagents marginally more memorable than others.

This newsagents/post office really is as good as it gets!! If u have a post office card (benefits…read moreget paid in here) you can use the cashpoint to withdraw funds, and as this P.O. is open Sundays its very useful :)