Small location, specifically designed for rail stations. This WH Smith has several racks of books…read moreand a wide selection of magazines all apparently priced at cover price. I have seen discounts and flyers here and there, but if you're not prepared, expect to pay the premium. There are some drinks in a cooler (just soda and water, no beer) as well as a good choice in candies and chocolates. I was most impressed that they had a rack of postcards, which was what drew me into the store. Hooray, I can now send my Norwich cards!

A standard WH Smith by most measures. It's useful that's for sure and I've never found them not to…read morestock The Times and The Guardian (which can be a bit of a bug bare in smaller newsagents in Norwich). They also stock local papers for such exotic locations as Diss and Bungay. There's a good range of magazines for a WH Smith in a railway station, could be improved but The Economist, Creative Review and Rail were all there. It's a shame the same can't be said for books. Mostly best-selling non-fiction and pulpy fiction and a weirdly abundant supply of erotic novels. There's a handy range of maps and guidebooks for both Norwich and London as well as a nice display of old-style railway posters on greetings cards. I wouldn't buy any food or drink from here as it's very overpriced, the Co-Operative across the way is still expensive but generally cheaper. On the whole better than it could be but still not great, it's a WH Smith after all. Ah yes, and because it's a WH Smith the poor member of staff at the till will be forced to palm off half-price chocolate and discount vouchers onto you. It's not their fault but I do not want a massive bar of Galaxy and I will never go to Drayton Manor so why do I need these things?

This was formerly located as a hut opposite the train station years ago but was relocated a short…read moredistance way on the hill of Rose Lane. This newsagents stocks the usual selection of papers from the regular tabloids to world papers. They also sell lots of chocolate bars and crisps. If you are looking for retro sweets then this is the place for your as they have a window full of loose sweets to tempt you in and weigh out your favourite childhood tooth rotters.

A little, friendly, traditional newsagents on London Street, providing an excellent range of crisps…read moreand sweets, together with locally produced cakes and sandwiches in the chiller cabinet. If you need a pint of milk for the office coffee, or even a jar of coffee itself, you can pick it up here! Nip in for your magazine, newspaper or packet of ciggies, and while you are there, get your lottery ticket and pick up a very reasonably priced birthday card from an excellent range! Often busy, but as efficient as they can be, you'll find yourself nipping in frequently.

This is a small but well stocked newsagent right in the City Centre on London Street. It stocks…read moreeverything that you would expect from a newsagent, from a wide range of magazines and newspapers, to tobacco and cigarettes, to a good amount of crisps and sweets. There is a national lottery point too, with scratchcards. As well, there is a chilled cabinet with cakes, milk, soft drinks and sandwiches, and a freezer with yummy ice creams available all year round. There is a good selection of quality birthday cards and cards for other occasions, together with wrapping paper and tags - and the really good thing is that these are often much cheaper than in proper card shops. The staff have been there for several years and are friendly. It is a popular shop in a really good location.

Post Office staff on the self-service section don't seem to have the helpful and friendly type of…read moreservice that you got when it was in Castle Mall.

This is not the biggest WH Smith in Norwich but it is a very good shop, it has two levels with…read moretills on each level. I dont know if I have just been lucky but everytime I have gone in there I have not had to queue. I have noticed though people queuing downstairs so just go to the till upstairs which always seems to be free. They sell a variety of products ranging from books, stationary, dvds, cds, etc. They are very expensive and I only ever go in there if they have a sale on, as you can buy what they are selling cheaper elsewhere.