small newsagents based in the Bluewater shopping centre. Offer a selection of drinks, sweets,…read moremagazines and newspapers. Easy access to everything.

I used to visit this newsagents when my daughter was at university nearby…read more It is a nice shop, with lots of newspapers and magazines to choose form and lots of tempting sweets and snacks! You can order a newspaper or magazine to be delivered if you live locally, or order a magazine they dont normally stock to collect from the shop. The staff are nice, really friendly. Oh, and you can tell I dont smoke, they also sell cigarettes and lighters!

Medium sized version of Smiths, located in the Centre Court Shopping Centre, next to Wimbledon…read moreRailway Station. It replaces the larger branch which used to be on the bridge opposite the station entrance. (There's still a very small branch selling just magazines and confectionery next to the main station entrance). This branch has a small selection of books, a good selection of greetings cards and magazines, and a reasonable selection of stationery. They also sell tobacco products and National Lottery tickets.

The location of this newsagents is genius. It is in the heart of Hampstead Village, right next to…read morethe number 24 bus stop. It is a 10sec walk from every bus stop in the locale. The outside windows are plastered with personal notices, about renting, personal trainers to men with vans. Once inside you realise that this is a small little store, yet crammed with everything you'd expect from a newsagents. The selection of daily news is good, and the magazine section fulfils the requirement of most but is short on some of the specialist covers. There is the usual horde of sweets, snacks, chocolate and soda. Special brownie points are scored for Oyster top ups and for Western union money transfers. M&M is a good convenience snack and news stop. It fulfils but does not excel in every requirement of a newsagent. Small but useful.

This is my local newsagent and the best one on the Green Lanes stretch. The store is larger than…read morethe average newsagents, so there is a feeling of space in this shop. The selection of newspapers and magazines is very good. I've noticed newspapers from all over the world, reflecting the wealth of ethnic backrounds of local customers. There is also a large stand with greeting cards for all occasions. This shop is really a mix of newsagents and corner shop, selling all sorts of convenience foods. The prices are slightly higher than the local supermarkets, but the convenience of buying a pint of milk almost right on your doorstep is worth paying extra for, in my opinion. You can also get you tube/bus passes here. the bus stop is right in front of this shop, so a quick top-up of the Oyster card is more than convenient here.

If you take a left out of Upton park station and walk down the hill for about a minute, this store…read moreis across the road after the roundabout. A quite large newsagents, im not really sure why its called 'Smoke Mart', as it sells the same amount of cigarettes and accessories as many other newsagents. I havnt seen them sell anything out of the ordinary, or any special brands, so if you are looking for something exotic, then i think you may be disappointed. Close to the shop is more than 3 schools in a 1 mile radius so you will always find school kids inside. The shop pretty much is your standard newsagents, although it does sell a quite large collection of greeting cards, although there are better card shops in the area with a larger and newer collection.

Old fashioned local newsagent. The sort of place where if you tell them some gossip they've already…read moreheard it. Though the shop is tiny they cram in an amazing amount. Visits often mean negotiating with other customers to reach the bit you want! (It's usually busy). That counts especially if you want to get into the far aisle, which is a tight squeeze past anyone getting served! They stock the usual newspapers, magazines, sweets, crisps and drinks, but also all sorts of other stuff. Basic groceries like biscuits, cartons of juice, washing powder, batteries, video tapes. Also last minute gifts: toys and beard/head trimmers and (at the appropriate time of year) Easter eggs and stuff for mothers day. The back aisle holds cards and a good range of envelopes. It's also the local place for charging Oysters, and getting lottery tickets. Very useful shop and the sort of place you want to support!

A local newsagents, its a bit small, abit dated, sells newspapers some magazines, milk, crisps,…read moresweets not a large selection due to lack of space BUT you can get oyster top up and it has a pay point for TV license, energy payments etc