Local newsagent stocking all that you would expect from a shop of this size. All the daily…read morenewspapers are stocked as well as a good range of magazines, drinks and confectionary. Conveniently situated on Front Street, Monkseaton, near to Monkseaton Metro Station.

A good convenience store situation at the Brockwell shopping centre. It sells a good range of…read moretop-up type products, bread, milk, tinned food etc. As a newsagent it also sells papers, magazines and greetings cards as well as chocolate and sweets. It sells alcohol and often has promotions. Often the prices are higher than those at Somerfield at the other end of the shopping centre.

Martin's is a nice little local newsagent which sells all the general things like newspapers,…read moremagazines, sweets, chocolate, drinks, stationary They also have a small selection of DVDs at really good prices. They also have a photocopy machine which is very useful as you can get copies in a minute. The staff are really nice in here and always up for a chat.

Great little newsagent right at the centre of Church street. Offers a very large range of birthday…read morecards, newspapers, and magazines. Much bigger range than your average newsagent, and always has friendly staff on hand to help you.

A great little newsagents that been around for ages - located at far end of the main shopping area…read more A good selection of the usual newspapers, sweets magazines etc and also stocks toys, cards and gift-wrap etc for all occasions. All items are reasonably priced and great service always given. A nice local business rather than a large chain that does not care and only cares about its profits and not the need of the customer. A place your kid will love with all the sweets, toys and magazines in store. Toys are often branded toys such as Thomas the tank etc - not cheap tacky stuff as some shops sell.

M & M News is a newsagents and Post Office in Newcastle city centre, towards the end of…read moreNorthumberland Street on Haymarket, fairly close to the Metro and bus station of Haymarket and the TSB bank, as well as a small Boots Chemist store also being nearby, to name just a few shops. As mentioned, this is a sub post office also meaning you can post items from here etc, without it being a main Post Office. They had a satisfactory selection of drinks, they seemed to be a little bit pricier than normal with no special offer and it could work out a considerable difference compared to buying drinks from the likes of Superdrug and WHSmith for example, who all have stores nearby and offers where you can get 2 drinks for between £2 and £2.50, meanwhile the same drinks here could possibly cost £2.60 or perhaps even more, with of course WHSmith have a greater selection anyway. Overall, the staff didn't seem too friendly and the overall feel and vibe of this store was a slight carelessness, cluttered nature and it just wasn't the nicest of newsagents or simply shops to shop in, I can't help but add that there are better alternatives for both Post Offices and newsagents elsewhere in Newcastle city centre, even on the same street as this is located (Northumberland Street) with the likes of Boots, Superdrug and WHSmith all having branches here where they have special offers on most of the time, for items you are most likely to buy from here such as drinks, and the WHSmith also has a main Post Office branch in too, which is probably your best bet for postal services so sadly I can't help but question the need for this store and feel M and M New's on Northumberland Street in the Haymarket area of Newcastle Upon Tyne sadly deserves a single one star rating.

Best experience I've ever had in a post office. Clerks were so helpful in explaining everything I…read moreneeded to do to post my items internationally. Would recommend them every time

This branch of WHSmith is the most reviewed branch in Newcastle city centre of WHSmith with an…read moreimpressive 12 reviews on Yelp, including those merged across from Qype. It is probably the largest store I saw on my recent trip to the Tyne and Wear Region of WHSmith, which included branches in Newcastle Central Railway Station, Durham and the Gateshead Metrocentre. This branch was my favourite out of the ones mentioned mainly down to the size, it had a good product range for items such as lever arch folders, drinks and snacks etc. The drink selection was good however I found the 2 for £2.50 promotion to be a tad expensive, considering Superdrug nearby runs a promotion to have 2 for £2, which works out £1.80 with my Unidays Discount however sadly the range they have is much poorer than the WHSmith branch, when comparing the branch nearby to this one. There also is a huge staircase in the store, with the upper floor having some more WHSmith floor space as I recall and a post office. The staff member working seemed friendly enough, although I did have to take longer checking out my items as for some reason the self-service tills wouldn't recognise the 2 for £2.50 offer on my drinks, meaning it would take longer as I had to go to the manned checkout, then I had to go through the slightly longer process of finding my card after being told they don't accept Apple Pay by an employee, only to go on to find out they did accept it and the member of staff who served me didn't know about it. This is a large, decent branch of WHSmith, staff training on payment methods, machines recognising offers and pricing needs to be worked off at paramount importance, but until then this is still a decent store and a nice branch of the chain to warrant a three-star rating.

WHSmith is one of those shops that makes you feel really depressed as soon as you walk through the…read moredoors. This store in particular is very grotty and every visit to it so far has left me feeling deflated. The blue fluorescent lighting makes the shop horrible and dingy and the staff look like they are working in a prison. The store is far too big for what it is (a newsagent) and they never seem to have enough stock to justify the space. Especially upstairs. All that is up there is the post office and stationery, with a huge empty gap in the middle. I only really come here to buy snacks on the go as they have a good selection of confectionery, including American chocolates. I would have left a 1 star review but the confectionery lifts it up to 2. But as a whole, WHSmith works better in the travel industry, like in train stations and airports because their main high street stores are always eerily quiet and depressing, with the only noises being your footsteps and the occasional beeping of the self checkout.

R Watson is an extremely popular newsagents in Bedlington. It is almost like the heart of…read moreBedlington town commerce wise and has certainly been around for a long time. It has familiar staff who are very helpful and chatty. The shop sells sweets, newspapers, cards, drinks, cigarettes and a few other nick nacks! They do a newspaper delivery service which is reasonably priced and reliable( I get my paper delivery from them). The shop has hardly changed since I was a little girl and that familiarity is a lovely thing to have in a town like Bedlington. This is such a centrally placed shop at the top end of Bedlington in the best location in town. It is popular with the school kids as it is both beside the school bus stand and also on route to several schools. It can therefore get very busy in the mornings! Prices are stabndard prices with some cheap greeting cards available. They do great mix-ups too, although as a grown up I really should curb my sweet tooth - it's a nostalgia thing!