This is the type of corner shop most corner shops want to be. It's professionally run (meaning in a…read moreprofessional manner, not by a large chain), clean, well-stocked, and reasonably priced. While many newsagents stock solely tinned and convenience food, Holborns also carried a large selection of fresh fruit, veg, meats and refrigerated foods. I remember stopping by there when I needed that certain ingredient for a recipe, thinking no way they'll have this, but I'll try and sure enough, there it was. Hooray! They carry fireworks and Christmas trees during the appropriate times of year. They also offer a newspaper delivery service, and, if I'm remembering right, a grocery delivery service for a small fee.

This is a great corner shop, unlike many the produce does not look all dusty from sitting on the…read moreshelves for goodness knows how long. The have a reasonable selection of fresh fruit and vegeatables, as well as the standard tins and packets you expect from a convienience store, as well as a good range of magazines and newspapers. The staff are very friendly , and keep the shop neat and tidy. The best thing is that the prices are reasonable, perhaps not as cheap as a supermarket but so much more convienient for bits and pieces.

I find it really hard to shop in this store, getting around with a pushchair is very hard. They…read morehave the post office at the back of the shop and the queues always seem to be horrendus.I have spent ages trailing around looking for things and there never seem to be enough staff to help. The till point at the front of the store always has a really long queue but there is a till at the rear of the store that is usually manned and a lot quieter!

As i use this store many times a week because of the Post Office, i cant say i cannot have many…read morecomplaints. The store is fairly large and there are plenty of other products to keep anyone occupied. I find that the aisles are generally hard to walk down at times because they are very narrow, sometimes i find myself going in and out of aisles to get to the back

Whenever I need anything (anything), then i will pop to the post office. They have UHU glue,…read morepellotape, pens, pencils, notebooks, printer paper, soup, cerial, buiscuits, mags, papers, sweets, cigarettes, bread, milk, crisps, pot noodles, lotto tickets, Everything!!! The owners are very kind and make conversation whenever you go in, chat to the locals etc. I really cannot fault the post office.

I purchased my first violin from this establishment. It has lasted me for 12 years in good…read morecondition, so I would highly recommend this shop. It's main area of expertise is violins, violas and cellos, the stringed section of the orchestra. It provides all types of price variations on instruments, from entry level to more expensive models. You can also buy various other instruments such as saxophones and guitars. Musical accessories such as instrument cleaning objects and rosins are provided in store as well.

Their products are very disappointing. I recently bought a brand new violin which costed me £500 at…read morethis store, I was promised that it was in good condition and was efficient. Unfortunately, after the short period of a week the instrument completely fell apart without any notice, which lead to me missing a few lessons before my exam. It was very disappointing and I required a full refund. Moreover, the staff at this establishment did not give me much guidance on this matter. I would not buy any of their products again and I would strongly recommend that you find another establishment that will provide you with well working instruments.

I confess I am a fan of old board games. I learnt Chess, played Darts. pool and snooker, took part…read morein Cricket and Football, and was very amused when I played "Colditz" game.( no-one escaped !!) I had a Brickplayer set with mini bricks at one time.

From the owner: Magic the Gathering, Board Games, Roleplay and Warhammer!read more

I remember using this shop many many years ago on my way home from school. They always seemed to…read morehave everything and the store was crammed with everything you could want. I went back a few times recently and I was shocked to see how badly stocked the shop was. I brought one of those part baked baguettes and when I got it home is was mouldy. I will certainly not be returning here. Such a shame to see how the shop has changed over the years. It was so handy to be able to park outside, and such a shame it has gone downhill.

This shop was ran into the ground by June and Stan Roper, a husband and wife team who had no clue…read moreas to how a local shop should be run, i cannot possibly include everything that this pair did wrong , but scrapping the post office, newspaper deliveries and national lottery within 2 years of taking over , was not their best of moves, on Xmas eve 2013 , they finally handed the shop over to an Asian fella, who will hopefully turn the shop around, he sure has his work cut out, but , hes been there a week and still charging £1.10 for a litre of milk, i noticed the first and only change so far is all of the alcohol shelves and fridges are well stocked, but in general , the shop is still much the same old mess , only time will tell i guess.

The local postoffice located within a newsagents. The post office counter is very small, and has…read morethe facilities that one would expect for a local village postoffice. For example today I wanted plain A4 brown envelopes, but they didn't have any, which you would assume was a necessity. The newsagents itself carries all the national and local newspapers, but doesn't have a wide selection of magazines. You are not likely to find any special interest magazines here, just your national well known ones such as Hello, and their ilk. The shop offers newspaper delievery and they are pretty efficent, you are likely to get your papers before 8am or so. This is the newsagents in Woodhatch (the village it is located in) that you are likely to go for post office or stationary needs.