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.

The postmaster is very helpful and always chats. Although it looks small and scruffy the staff are…read morehelpful and will always look up any queries. At Christmas they saved me quite a lot of money by telling me I hadn't missed the last post date for second class. This is the branch I use for my foreign currency, unusually currencies need to be ordered in but I would rather use this mall branch than a larger busy one. The car park out the back has been changed to 2 hour disk parking which seems to have solved the problem of having to wait ages to find a space.

Probably the best post office in the boro friendly & very helpful staff easy parkingread more

This is a little village post office, right in the heart of Stainton village in Middlesbrough. It's…read moreright opposite the church, and next door to the hair-dressers and village shop. The post office itself has a shop, selling essentials like bread and milk, and tinned foods and a few frozen meals etc. They also have a fresh food counter where you can buy quiche, or pies, or sandwiches, which they will make up for you while you wait. The shop also sells stationery, and random things like bird food! The post office part is set at the back of the shop and has just two counter positions. Sometimes you do encounter queues but it's worth the wait as the staff are fantastic, especially the Post Master, Alan. They are all really good, friendly and helpful, and go out of their way to help the customers. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The only downside is that, being just a sub post office, you can't renew your Road Tax here, but you can do just about everything else.

This doesn't exist any more.....it was converted into a house quite a few years ago…read more There is, however, a mobile post office which attends outside the Satinton Pub every Tuesday morning between 09.30-11.00am.

This is a great little post office with a happy staff behind the glass who know they're stuff. If…read moreyou like to queue then Monday is the day for you as a long line spills out of the shop as everyone wants their money in a hurry. A handy little counter acts as the barrier between the two windows and those waiting in line; and a reasonable selection of cards for every occasion and envelopes to fit all sizes of papers to tempt you to spend a little of your money.

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?