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.

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.

The Lane End Post Office is right in the heart of Lane End and is within a general store and…read morebutchers. There are 2 counters which are usually well staffed and the staff are friendly and helpful. They offer the usual basic counter services and foreign currency can also be ordered. There is a free village car park a few hundred yards from the post office. It seems to be a well used post office and lets hope it stays that way so it stays open. The Lane End Post Office is ideally located for people passing through to and from High Wycombe or Stokenchurch.

Lovely place to go for postal service - there are never any queues so you are served quickly, the…read morestaff are knowledgeable, efficient and very friendly. The location is convenient to locals. Use them on a regular basis for all my parcels, postal orders, bill payments etc.

A very small local post office a very important part of this small village in Oxon. It is tucked…read moreaway in a row of houses and is actually only the front room of this semi detached house. The only drawback here is parking is difficult as it is right on the main through road at a bus stop. The staff there are very friendly and helpful and take an active part in village life. They sell all the usual stationery that you could possible need. A bonus here is that you can renew your road tax at this post office which is very handy. They still have the glass screens which makes it look like a proper post office and makes your business more private.

Since the Post Office in the Marlow High street has closed there is only two options for places you…read morecan post, one is the small porta-cabin in the car park at the top of the high street opposite the crossed keys. And this one on Oak Tree road is the other. I have had a good experience of this post office (apart from the time I arrived at 9am the Thursday before Christmas, on my way to the airport and had to queue for half an hour.with a taxi waiting!!). There are two counters and the staff are usually quite quick. There is also a variety of other newsagent type things that they sell, sweets, magazines & newspapers and also some stationary.

This post office is in the Co-op now. I use it on a Saturday afternoon when my local post office is…read morenot open. I find the staff helpful, friendly and polite and would highly recommend it now. I agree with the other reviews but these are about the previous post office which was in another building in the same street.

The Headington post office is located nearly at the end of the shops on Headington/London Road,…read morequite close to the large coop. The staff are friendly and efficient. There are often queues at lunchtime due to the large numbers of shops and the hospital nearby. They also have a photo machine for passport photos and a small newsagent instore

This is a very convenient post office and stores. It is really good to find a proper post office…read morethese days. The staff are very helpful and will go out of their way to help you find what you are looking for. It is always quite easy to park outside the store, which is very handy when you are doing the post from work laden with letters and parcels. It is very important to support local village stores and post offices at he present time with so many being closed down.

This post office has been opened in conjunction with a pharmacy, though both seem to run…read moreindependantly of one another. The pharmacy does have some envelopes, boxes etc for your posting needs. The staff at the post office itself are helpful, especially regarding queries about sending items abroad (as I found myself!). It's an ideal alternative to the St Aldate's post office if you are on the North side of town, as it's usually far less busy.