This is my local post office, and offers an above-average service by making a couple of small…read moreadditions to the basic post office set up. The addition of a corner-shop style store in the front means you can pick up bits and pieces while doing your post, and the rather large number of desks for the small queuing area means you nearly always get seen immediately. In the end, it is just a post office, but it does what it needs to better than others. The corner-shop at the front of the post office is such a great idea that I'm surprised others haven't nicked this simple idea. All of the post office items are available to buy, as well as the typical corner shop bits and pieces, which is useful if I'm in a bit of a time crunch. That, combined with the great service here, makes this a great place to get your posting needs filled. When you do get through the corner shop, the post office area is much bigger than it needs to be. There are 4-5 desks crammed into the small space, meaning there is nearly always a free desk: a great service. The turnover also seems to be quite good: I've never waited more than about 30 seconds. In the end, the post office is a must-visit place: everyone has to post letters every now and again. However, this post office does seem to try a bit harder than most of the rest: the effort doesn't go unnoticed.

This Kemp Town Post Office branch is great to find some bargain chocolates from some little known…read morebrand (if you're not afraid to sway your Bounty for a Coconut Dream), and it also has a huge stock of magazines including more specialist ones. It's always busy there, with a big post office area at the back, a free cashpoint, a large selection of greetings cards, lottery, stationary, and also varying seasonal stock - such as cheap fireworks in November and easter eggs in Spring. Wouldn't reccomend it for the card selection - very blunt and ugly, I once spent half an hour trying to find a Mother's Day card without an awful poem before deciding I may as well make one. But all in all, good to see a local store thriving!

This is one of those fantastic little local post offices that you tend to find in out of the way…read morecountry villages. This one is in the Aldwick area of Bognor Regis and is a real local gem. The ladies who work here are ever-cheerful and helpful, and are excellent at getting to know their regular customers. If you come here more than a couple of times you will end up feeling like a very valued regular customer - they're just lovely! We drop in here regularly to pick up stamps, send parcels, and sometimes with a whole stack of E-Bay sales to send off. Whether you come in for one stamp or with a pile of parcels, the welcome will always be warm and genuine and your transaction will be treated with attention and interest. Nothing fazes these ladies!

This family run store and post office is one of the friendliest I have ever been to. The post…read moreoffice offers the usual post office services including changing money- they often have special rates. You can also have your passport photo taken here. The post office is part of quite a large shop which sells agood selection of greeting cards, books, stationery and various foods.

This is a popular and well run post office. It's quite small and therefore you sometimes have to…read morequeue but not as long as you do at some of the bigger places. What's really nice is the friendly family that work there. It's definitely a place to support as so many post office's have been closing down in recent years.

This is the main post office in the centre of town although its located near the bottom…read more I use this post office atleast once a week and most of the staff are ok and quite helpfull. Normally its not too busy unless you go around lunchtime then you might have a 10 or 15 minuit wait but other than that i normally get served within 5 minuits. Only thing i have noticed they hardly have any pens available and if you need one you need to ask, apart from this its ok.

My local post office. Very friendly and helpful staff, often has lots of staff on Saturdays to keep…read morequeues moving. It's very small so sometimes the queue spills out onto the street. You can buy your car tax here which is very useful not having to go into the big central post office in Worthing. Parking can be difficult, but there are a few one hour parking bays in surrounding roads. This post office also sells handy supplies of padded envelopes, packaging materials, cards, pens and children's toys and crafts. I've picked up some very reasonably priced gifts for children.

Post offices normally make my blood boil. The queues are long, the staff are rude and I generally…read morefeel like my life is slipping away from me while I wait to do a mundane task such as purchase a stamp. However, the County Oak post office has greatly changed my view. I even offer to go on behalf of other people now as it's such a pleasant experience. Whether you want foreign currency, to package and post a parcel abroad, or to purchase those pesky stamps, the staff here will go out of their way to help and assist you, and always with a smile and a friendly word along the way. I really would advise people to use this branch (but only if you promise not to create a queue!), even if you have to travel here from another part of town. There is free parking right outside and it makes for a hassel free experience. There is even a newsagent style shop incorporated with a separate pay point. My only qualm is the price of a stamp - 50p for second class - when on earth did this happen??!! Maybe one day the local post office won't exist, but while it does we should support the good ones in any way we can.

The staff are really helpful, they go out of their way to offer the best service. A couple of times…read morelately they have sorted out the best way to deal with postal issues.

Henfield Post Office is, at first glance, not obviously a post office. The post office bit is…read morehidden behind a general store, stationers and toy shop all rolled into one, which is great entertainment as you can browse as you queue. They often have odd ornaments in here and fripperies to dot about your home - I picked up a ballet shoe ornament as a present in here once, which was delicate, detailed porcelain and not at all what you'd expect to find in a post office. If you were that kind of mum that kept a present drawer, you could fill it from this place - that's exactly what it sells, toy-wise, the sort of hallucinogenic plastic concoction that you probably wouldn't buy ordinarily, but that brings a whoop of delight to the lips of any youngster at the turn of age, if only because it's luridly green and turns into a fake poo when you lick it. The stationery side of things is good for birthday cards, and there's a small selection of writing-paper and necessaries. The post office people are all very friendly and efficient, and usually having a chat with a couple of locals whenever I go in. Bizarrely, you exit via a different door, so that it feels a bit like a drive-thru, but this certainly assuages the traffic problem at rush hour (consequently chivvying you neatly past all the stock it has to offer!) If you want to explore Henfield, this would be a good visit both for the leaflets and the local knowledge on hand.