This is a fantastic little post office conveniently located in Billingham Town Centre. I'm a…read moreregular visitor and always find the staff friendly and helpful although a little pushy in selling the Post Office Financial Products. There's never really a queuing problem, even at busy times as there's enough staff to keep the queues flowing nicely. There's a small selection of stationery and packaging products as well as a few gifts and books available to purchase and a stamp machine so you don't need to queue if you only require 1st or 2nd class stamps. There's 2 entrances to the post office, one of which is designed for wheel chair users.

This is a brilliant little post office located in the centre of Billingham Town Centre. I'm a…read moreregular visitor and always find that the staff are very friendly and helpful. There's never really a queuing problem, even at busy times as there's always a large number of staff working which keep the queues flowing nicely. The post office has two entrances one of which is a ramp for wheel chair access. The post office has a small selection of packaging products on sale as well as cards and some stationary products. There is a stamp machine, which means you dont need to queue if you only want stamps. The only problem is the staff can be quite pushy and try to make you buy the various insurances and credit cards which they have on offer.

This is my most favourite post office in Middlesbrough. The staff are just so friendly and helpful…read more The Post office moved from its older surroundings in the row of shops along Stokelsey road into a new building on the edge of the same row of shops. Also the long endless queues seem to have dissapeared and whilst I sometimes have to wait a short while the service makes up for this by being very quick and efficient.I always manage to find a free parking space outside although you need to have a disc in your car. There is an external post box and also an external cash machine Situated with the post office are rows of quality cards and wrapping paper. You can buy supplies of envelopes, parcel paper, bubble wrap and the usual posting essentials. This post office should win an award for being having the most helpful and friendly staff. Usual post office opening hours during the week and half day Saturday.

Always friendly and helpful nothing ever too much trouble. A great community service on the…read moredoorstep.

It has changed owners now and giving better service.read more

This is a handy local convenience store in the west end of Darlington situated on Cleveland…read moreTerrace. It has decent opening hours and is well stocked and staff are tidy and helpful. As well as the usual brand names Ken Warnes stock local good like pies from Taylors and cakes and biscuits from Preston Villiers. Unfortunatley due to the residents parking scheme there are limited spaces and you can be unlucky.

a really excellent local shop. if blonde half irish ruth mcguckin's in ul b chatted up young or…read moreold, male or female, black or white, rich or poor etc. cheap whisky too. a really first class shop. what more can one want?

ormesby post office is situated on cargo fleet lane just before ormesby roundabout a very small…read morepost office which doubles up as a hardware shop as well a few members of staff at the post office are quite old and sometimes very slow which can be very frustrating at times. not much space really to cue in when it gets busy could do with a bit more room

I find the service of this shop very good . the staff on the post office counter are very helpful…read morefriendly and can have a joke with which is very rare these days ,as most places they are glum and you daren't say anything in case it offends .I do al my business there on a Saturday and look forward to it as it is a cheerful place

While Durham isn't on the tourist radar for most, the Durham Cathedral is most definitely worth a…read moredetour for those visiting northern England. The cathedral and castle sit perched atop the city along the river. We took the somewhat steep riverside route up to the cathedral, and while it was quite a bit of a hike, the views along the river were fabulous. After exiting, we went via the city streets, which was also a treat as we were able to admire the unique city architecture and cobblestone streets. The cathedral is alongside the university campus, with the adjacent castle being part of the school. There is no fee to visit the cathedral, but there is a suggested donation, with optional paid tours. There's also a gift shop and a place to grab food (architecture is amazing here). Durham Cathedral was used for filming scenes for Harry Potter movies and Avengers Endgame. The cloisters and main cathedral chambers are very picturesque. I'd recommend a visit to the city of Durham and its cathedral if you find yourself looking for things to do in Northern England.

We visited Durham Cathedral in September 2024 on our way from York up to Bamburgh. I had wanted to…read moreexplore Durham as it is another ancient city with Saxon, Viking and Norman history. We chose not to visit the castle, due to time, but that gave us more time at the Cathedral. It was well worth it. We took the self-guided audio tour and it was excellent. It was a relatively busy day - all the new students were moving in - but it didn't feel too crowded. There are many interesting points of interest inside this magnificent building, of course St Cuthbert and The Venerable Bead are the hilights for me. There are lots of beautiful stained glass windows, of course the stunning rose window. There is a great looking cafe, but we did not have time to stop and eat. It looks like a great option for refreshments after a few hours on your feet. We parked at the Riverwalk Mall parking lot and walked over the Framwelgate Bridge to Market Square. Its a short but moderately steep walk up the top of the hill where the castle and cathedral are. Well worth exploring.

The beauty of this post office is that as it is set in Nunthorpe, which is not a very large place…read more,the postmaster and workers tend to get to know you and offer a friendly effective service as opposed to a brisk next please level of service. Situated at the back of the newsagents, the post office has two counters which provide ample service for its customers. I rarely have to queue here but when I do I can browse at the quality cards on offer. The staff behind the counter are experienced and are usually able to help with any questions and give you the service you require. The post office has usual opening hours but are closed half day on Wednesday ( and for somereason this is the day I often find myself there having forgot this important piece of information!!) Parking is relatively easy as the post office is situated in the middles of a row of shops along Guisborough Road which is the main road in Nunthorpe. There has been recent building work going on opposite the shops which has caused some parking problems but this is now coming to an end.

Belmont post office is great. a wonderful assest the community. I use it all the time. very helpful…read moreand welcoming lots of services as well as banking. fabulous range of cards. looking very cheerful in run up to Xmas

this branch of the post office is located in Chevely Park, Belmont. It is one of a row of shops…read morewich is handy. The shop is quite large and aswell as being a post office, they also have a small shop with sweets, stationery and lots of different kinds of cards. Normally there's a bit of a queue and ususlly it's a little old lady gossiping with the person serving that caises the hold up! this is definitely a case of the post office being part of the local community and I'm glad it's one of the ones staying open.