great little newsagents, plus it's a convenience store, so if you've run out of something and you…read morecan't be bothered to drive to Sainsbury's (as long as you live on the estate) (Hales Barn) it stocks most stuff

A1 Confectioners is a friendly little shop situated just outside the Rookery schooping centre, just…read moreon the edge of the market square. Easy to find and easily accessible, this little shop is run by a very friendly and welcoming couple. The shop has recently had a bit of a facelift, so its now laid out a lot better making it easier to get around the shop, especially if you have a pram! On one side of the shop is a huge array of newspapers, magazines and stationary, and on the other side is sift drinks and confectionary. They also sell tobacco products, and have a Lottery machine too. Alwasy welcomg and chatty, the staff make sure you leave with a smile on your face!

Recent new owners, Ken & Sam are very friendly & approachable. Along with their small team of…read moreemployees they are slowly but surely improving the choice and stock levels, quality of service & the general look of the place. As I type, there is scaffolding outside apparently to give the whole building a fresh coat of paint. I've even found a Facebook group for them! The choice of cards is unrivalled & the prices are fair. Magazines can be ordered in but with one whole wall devoted to them they'll probably have what you want in stock. Well done Ken & Sam, keep up the good work!

This is a small old fashioned news agent located on the high street in Needham Market. They stock…read morean extensive range of cards at reasonable prices. They also do a full range of magazines and offer an ordering service where they will order you a magazine in if they do not stock it. They also offer a paper delivery service in the local area (at a cost of course) They carry a small stock of basic goods coffee,tea, sugar biscuits and loo rolls. There is also a small selection of stationary and a large selection of sweets. You can even get sweets out of the jars like when you was a kid. As it is an old building there is two steep steps to get into the shop so this is not accessible to a wheelchair user.

Copies if the Newmarket Journal are out every Thursday to buy…read more As a local newspaper, sometimes this one fails miserably, by filling its pages with either news from other towns close by, or filling it with useless adverts. I suppose this may mean Newmarket doesnt always have much news to report, but there have been known big stories going round that havent been mentioned in the paper and instead lots of useless adverts in! When they do get the communitys news right, the journalists do a great job in their reports, and they have excellent photographers who cover the stories well. The Journal would be much more improved if they spent more time printing stories from more locally instead of going further afield.

Very limited space, I often find when they have events that its virtually impossible to see any…read moredemenstrations, or shop around it, best to avoid when its busy, very good selection and value for money. The staff are very friendly and helpful in locating things or advising when they will have new stock, in Newmarkets town centre in a good location with an adjoining post office next door

Tattersalls is Newmarkets ultimate stationary store in Newmarket…read more The shop is seperated into two parts, the left side sells office furniture and supplies like stationary, and at the back they have a large arts and crafts area, with everything from paints, paper and card making accessories available. The right hand side of the shop is where they sell books, and newspapers and magazines, as well as a small selection of confectionary and tobacco. Its a very well laid out shop, with two entrances to the front and one exit at the back. Staff are very polite, smart and really helpful, no matter which department you need help with, and you can nearly always find exactly what your looking for there.

Recently, the Newmarket branch of W H Smiths became two, when they also opened a W H Smiths…read moreStationary. So the original shop is now a book shop. Its a small shop, with lots of books and displays crammed in, making it a tight squeeze sometimes. All the books are catagorised into genres, and they are well marked out so easy to find. At the back of the shop is where all the childrens books are, as well as the small amount of DVD's and CD's they stock. The top end of the shop is where all the adults books are, as well as the huge range of magazines and newspapers. The store is well looked after, the book shelves and displays are kept well arranged and neat. Staff are very helpful and are friendly and polite

A little cramped. They have so much to squeeze in such a small space but everything expected is…read moreavailable. Hate the self service tills. They take longer than waiting to be served by counter staff. All in all a nice outlet

Helpful staff! everything set out well. Pretty much the same as all WHSMITHs. would recomend it for…read moreanyone of any age. Many books, games, cds etc to choose from. Located in the centre of town with all the other shops!

An excellent bookshop in the centre of Cambridge, with a huge range of both academic and more…read moremainstream texts. I was after a copy of Pevsner, (eclectic tastes, I'm afraid) and they had the full range in stock. Great stuff. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. A long queue formed on my visit, but they got in 2 extra staff to tackle it after less than a minute. Recommended.

They don't take refunds on statute books (a book which has the law of something on it, in my case…read morethe Companys Act, 2006 and related laws). Something they didn't tell me when I first purchased the product. Something that wasn't reflected in the receipt. Something that wasn't on a sign on the counter. All they could offer was "sorry". What is the reason for this, I asked? Because statute books can be photocopied and returned. But that is the same for ALL books in theory. Actually it is even less likely for statute books, because YOU CAN PRINT IT FOR FREE ON THE INTERNET. I imagine they must have other nonsensical policies out there just waiting to bite you. Out of principle, I won't be buying anything from this place ever. Amazon here I come.