Service at this Post Office is very slow, I never see all three windows open at the same time and…read morethere's often a long queue. It's the only place locally where car tax is available so I guess that's why it gets busy but much more effort is needed by management to improve staffing. It could be so much better!

Exceptionally helpful & knowledgable staff & always willing to answer questions about Post Office…read moreservices.

Reasonable selection of stuff if a tad overpriced, but good if you don't want to drive to Knaphill…read moreor Brookwood for larger supermarkets.

The Bisley Post Office or local shop has undergone huge refurbishment and extension. The owner and…read morethe staff are very friendly. There is a dry cleaning service run from there. They have a cash point machine inside the store. You can pick up most regular items that you would require there, bread, milk, tinned goods, small frozen section, chilled products, cards, wrapping paper, newspapers and a selection of household and personal items. The opening hours have been extended to what they used to be. Yes, they are a tad more expensive that the supermarket at Brookwood, but this is the local convenience store, so you pay a bit more for it being so convenient!!

Small postoffice inside the local newsagents. Only has 3 windows, and usually only one or two are…read moreopen, but for the size it's usually plenty. The staff are always very helpful and friendly.

What a dreadful post office. Convenient, in the town centre, sure. But always a miserable…read moreexperience unless you have the rare luck of walking in and finding a very short queue! Usually, the staff levels are set so you will queue, often back to the door in stifling heat. Lots of windows for staff, but you'll never see more than five of the eight or more booths occupied. One time in four, you'll hear customers moaning, trying to get a group moan going after waiting fifteen minutes only to see staff just walk away from their position. I know they need breaks but it comes back to management here perpetually staffing this place inadequately. Though I will say, their core staff are a mature, confident and efficient bunch. Once you reach them. By the time of which you do though, you are so fed up.

Post Office offering all the usual services. For the main post office in a town it is a little…read moresmall. They have about 8 service windows and it does get very busy. It's a long narrow shop with not much room to display any other products so you have to look for jiffy bags and packaging an grab it as you queue up. There can be long queues at lunchtimes but they move quickly and the staff are efficient and helpful. It is positioned at the top of the pedestrianized section of Bracknell town centre. There is therefore no parking immediately outside but plenty of car parking a short walk away. It has both steps and a sloping entrance so is accessable for wheelchairs/ buggies but somewhat narrow inside.

This post office is now incorporated into Londis on New Road. Londis is a grocery store with plenty…read moreof choice - it is like a mini supermarket. Limited parking. The post office counter is at the back. They do all the main post office services including car tax, cash withdrawals, postal services. This post office can be busy and queues do form particularly in the mornings. But overall I prefer this post office to the one on Ascot High Street as it is more spacious and there is easier access for pushchairs. Plus you can pick up whatever groceries you need at the same time.

On His Majesty's Services '…read more On St. Valentine's Day Year 2025, I paid an unannounced visit to this highly reputable establishment in Peascod Street, Royal Windsor. The customer services that I was afforded by the kind lady who attended to me @ the ' Bureau De Change Desk ' on that very occasion can, perhaps, best be described as being ' exemplary ' in nature. For my parting salvo, even though I had been relieved of a certain amount of Pounds (sterling) for the services that I had requested, more importantly however, I exited the premises with a great feeling of satisfaction. And that is why (without any reservations whatsoever) I would go as far as describing the lady (name unknown) who attended to my needs on this Valentines Day as: ' The Regency Architect - Par Excellence ! ' Shalom, Peace and Concord. HRH

Windsor Post Office in Peascod Street is a fantastic, friendly and exceptionally well run and…read moreorganised place. I went there today (4th December) to get some stacks and was greeted by a very helpful and cheerful lady called Esther. She was able to assist me with questions to see if I could save time on queuing. She helped explain the self service areas where she showed me what to do to buy stamps. She was knowledgeable, very pleasant and such a breath of fresh air with her cheerful and care for the customer. A really positive experience - thanks Esther and all the team working at The Post Office in Peascod Street, Windsor.

This post office is in the newsagents in the parade of shops in Harmanswater…read more It can get busy and it can be a tight fit as the queue for the post office is right by the till to pay for your papers etc. There are two tills at the post office which are both usually open and the staff are nice and friendly ( most post office staff arent) and they will help. I saw staff helping an older man who was trying to use the machine with his chip and pin card and was having trouble and the lady came out of the door and helped him to do it whilst trying to not look at his pin number! There is a good selection of envelopes and postage bags and lots of forms. You can buy car tax here. There is parking right out the front and around the back.

my local PO. small but friendly. sells a few bits & pieces like most do nowadays. got good opening…read morehours.