Friendly employee's here! Great variety of magazines and…read morecards. Good choice o confectionery. Polite and friendly shop. Pleasant. Excellent advertising space for items for sale an jobs great place fits in well in Marsden a real credit to the village.

Situated on Westgate in the heart of Honley village, this is the smallest newsagents I have ever…read moreseen, yet it seems to stock everything you could possibly want to find. Lots of our local teenagers are employed there on paper rounds, providing a useful service for the residents of Honley. Kariday Newsagents also sell a surprisingly big variety of greetings cards, a large selection of pick and mix sweets, the usual stationary and a small but frequently changing range of toys. Oh yes, and don't forget you can buy tickets for the pantomime and other shows by the Honley Players here.

Good local newsagent, not many of them about anymore…read more Nice friendly staff. Also has a post office that runs along side it.

The staff here are very rude and unhelpful , whoever owns this business needs to get rid of the 2…read moremiserable women who seem to delight in not speaking to you or not even acknowledging you as a customer !! So so rude , my aunt went in today to send a package at the post office , and stood at the counter while the 2 old gas bags totally ignored her and carried on gassing for 4 minutes !! So she turned and walked out . This is not acceptable , will never ever go to this place again .

Everything you'd expect from a WH Smiths - it's not that big but it does seem fairly well stocked…read moreand the staff always seem cheerful enough! The down side with WH smoths Ponte is that they don't really seem to have a grasp of pricing and we've notived quite big pricing errors on quite a few occasions - including a whole load of books priced at £999.99 instead of £9.99!!!! And to think some one had stuck all those lables on and not noticed!!!! To finish on a good note though they are good if you need a book ordering in.

Just a small branch, but well stocked with magazines, cards, books, stationery & games etc. You can…read moreorder things in, both in the shop & online, for free. In the Buttercross centre of town, in the main shopping part, close to Woolworths.

A small train station branch selling only the essentials from W.H Smith. It sells the usual lot of…read morepapers, current best sellers, magazines, confectionary, drinks and selected stationery such as paper, pens and cards. It is small and yet still serves its purpose well, the staff are also helpful and smiley. It is the first shop you will notice as you enter Sheffield train station.

Sells your basic train station fare - cold drinks, books, newspapers. Quite small but functional…read more Wasn't overly busy on a Sunday morning, but the shop is quite crowded due to lack of space.

WHSmith's branch on Fargate in Sheffield is one of the larger stores in Sheffield centre, it's a…read morefairly cool branch. I came in here to take a quick look around, and possibly purchase a beverage. They were selling Fuzetea for £1 each which is a pretty average price at most retailers including Superdrug and the Co-operative Food, however, this (like most of their drink prices) worked out between 50-80% cheaper than at Boots which is basically at the other side of the square. The staff seemed nice enough, there was a small checkout area both a manned checkout and a few self-service tills which were pretty handy. I would have preferred to see a Post Office in this branch as Sheffield city centre doesn't have too many and feel it would be a much better location and be better suited to this store, compared to the Wilko store, as a bonus. WHSmith does already operate a vast amount of Post Offices in their stores across the network including in Liverpool, you can post things here with DHL but I find DHL to be much more expensive than virtually any other provider. The drink selection could have been improved by stocking other brands of Iced Tea, it seems to favour drinks from the Coca Cola company as a whole, also lacking choice from other brands which compete, which is a shame. 3* - Pretty average store, albeit one of my favourite stores in Sheffield's city centre (excluding Meadowhall)

This is on Fargate and has a good range of products, books, stationary, magazines etc…read more It can get very busy and have long queues at lunchtimes so avoid that if you can. The staff are usually very good and fairly knowledgable about the products and services they offer. You can order products online and save on the postage by having them delivered to the store which i think is great.

I used to work here for a short spell so.. Biased much? Great for your '2for1' offers on chocolate…read more You can pay your bills, buy lottery get your papers delivered for a cheap price etc. You cant go wrong. Its also got all the magazines you might be into like kerrang, classic tractor and camping and caravaning.

This local little bookshop has been going for years. I have been going here since I was a child. It…read morehas a mixture of books, and caters for both adults and children. They also specialise in arts and crafts supplies and you can often find things in here that the mainstream stationery stores do not offer. The service is great and the people that work here really know their stuff. They are all very friendly. Because of its independent nature you can expect to pay slightly more here than you would in a chain store as they can't afford to offer the same deals but it would be a shame if shops like this disappeared.