The description for this business doesn't to them justice. On a girls trip today, we weren't…read morestaying in the city, but had our luggage with us. We wanted somewhere safe to store our belongings and found The Paper Shop on Stasher.com. This location is super convenient to The British Museum, the service is honestly very reasonably priced and the owners were lovely. I would absolutely use this service again if in London without a hotel and in need of a place to store my luggage for the day. Highly recommend!

The Paper shop, has all my favorite magazines and newspapers, well stocked and stocks a wide range…read moreof anniversary and birthday cards, very kind owners and staff.

Good News is Shopstop's only newsagent inside the station. It's really tiny but it's really packed…read morewith all sorts of magazines, newspapers, drinks, sweeties and other bits and bobs for travelers. You can also buy your Oyster cards here or get a top up in the mornings. A word of warning though, there's usually huge queue on a Monday morning so either get it the night before or be prepared for a long wait - this has often made me late for work. I love this little newsagent's... it's always been really handy when passing through Clapham Junction.

Small shop in the entrance to St James's Park tube, under the HQ of London Transport…read more It sells a small selection of drinks, snacks, sandwiches to eat on the go, and a wider selection of greeting cards and gifts. It's your classic 'emergency purchase' location, but the range of cards isn't half bad, actually, and prices seem average for the area - about £2 for a nice birthday card. As you'd expect for somewhere with passing 'tube' trade, service is super quick and efficient (three of us were served in about 8 seconds flat). If you are looking for food and you've a little more time, there are several excellent sandwich shops in the same complex.

This is a reliable newsagents (though they don't yet do oyster card top-ups, which is a pain as…read morethey're my closest newsagents). Chris is the owner and manager, and he makes a damn good samosa. In fact, the samosas are the main attraction for me (and if you can get them when they're hot, they taste twice as good so buy double!). There's the usual selection of newspapers and magazines, cold drinks and sweets, plus a selection of wines. If you go in regularly, Chris will get to know you and you get a bit of local chat. The black cat is quite friendly too!

Crystal News is one of two convenient stores on the same road that provide all the basics to the…read morecommunity aroundn without having to travel all the way to the nearest Sainsbury's. I always see the same man working alone in the store and this little store can become quite busy. They have a huge selection of magazines and newspapers as well as all the basic items you might need. Their shelves are always fully stocked which is a plus. I am not exactly sure if they accept credit cards, never tried due to so many people coming in and out and I don't want to inconvenience everyone else for the sake of £5 or so. They sell bus passes and travel cards and you can top up Oyster. I am almost sure that they open at 7 in the mornings, so if you ran out of credit, tada! There is no cash point in the area, so be prepared. Oh and they do sell scratch cards and the National Lotto.

This shop is great. I am actually personal friends with the shopkeeper, but that does not affect my…read morereview, I believe in being frank either way. It is well stocked, reasonable prices for the items it sells, and yes the same man always works there! Sometimes he has an assistant, but not often. They do open about 7am, and stay until about 7-8pm 7 days a week. It does get very busy as it is the only local shop to offer Oyster top-ups, bus passes and sell Oyster cards, otherwise you have to travel to a shop near Sainsbury's to get Oysters. If the newspaper you want is out of stock, come back in the evening and a fresh stack will be waiting. It is very clean there, and very well run. Odd times it is closed until later in the morning, but as the one man runs it, of course this can happen due to delays etc. However this is rare, and he will always be open each day in the end. They do take bank debit cards at a 50p standard charge, not sure about credit cards. They even sell batteries!

Very friendly newsagent that has been here for over 30 years, serving and providing a great service…read moreto the local community! If you need a newspaper, sweets, soft drink or other item, be sure to stop by and experience the friendly service!

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

A little newsagents/post office at the Brent Cross end of Golders Green Road. It is kosher so they…read moredon't stock all the normal food you will find in other newsagents. It is small so don't expect to find everything you require and you may have to do with a compromise. The nice thing is that the staff know this and compromise with you too. The staff a friendly and helpful. I had to go in to get a box for a parcel. They were quite happy to show my all the sizes and were happy for me to bring the box back if it wasn't quite right (as log as I had the receipt of course. The post office is a small 2 window establishment. The staff know what they are doing, are incredibly efficient and there normally isn't a queue (unless you just happened to be unlucky as walked in after a couple of other people).