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6 years ago
This post office is now closed and is relocated 5o deneburn store the grove It was a nice post office the workers always helpful Shame its no longer open read more
Moorside
Consett DH8 8EY
United Kingdom
01207 508217
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Situated inside the Co-op Store, it is an efficient place. They staff keep the queues moving as…read morefast and efficiently as they can. Happy staff.
Excellent post office with friendly staff very helpful,and love the added bonus of the miners mug…read morecafe also friendly staff and lovely atmosphere, the cake is amazing as is the coffee they serve delicious snacks and breakfast sandwiches. Just what westerhope needed
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Well, it's a Post Office and a newsagent. Up the back you can get all the usual Post Office stuff…read moreand down the front, grab newspapers, magazines and some gifts and souvenirs. Friendly staff make for a pleasant experience.
The main post office for the town, you can buy the normal things and get your tax discs, it also…read moreoffers a passport checking service. The front of the shop has a newsagents area and cards are also available to buy. For those with a sweet tooth chocolate and sweets are available. Can be busy on a Thursday morning.
The Market Place Post Office has a deceptive name as it located away from the main market place…read morearea and is actually found in the west end of the front street. It is very easy to find and is near to the TSB bank. There is a post box outside of the building. The building has a slight ramp up to the door which means easy access for prams and wheelchairs. The door is easy to open too. Inside there is a small area where you can queue. I find that because it gets so busy the queue is often trailing out of the front entrance. This makes entering and exiting very difficult. There is a stand selling cards for all occassions, a working photo booth and a children's bubblegum machine inside. There is also a wall mounted stand where you can get padded envelopes. If you need to write anything or fill out a form you can lean on the windowsill area. This is a bit awkward but there is usually a pen lying on the sill ready to be used. There are several booths where you can be served. I do find that the most staff here is usually two people and more often it is only one. This tends to mean long queues and waiting times. There are pens chained to the boothes and scales where you can weigh your post. The staff talk you through all transactions. I must say that some staff members are a little bit stern and bad tempered and sometimes just gesture instead of speaking. I find this a little rude and unpleasant. A busy, post office, the next nearest office is located next door to the Spar shop at Bedlington Station. Parking is available at street level or behind the front street in free carpark.
Closed on a Saturday, advertised as open! one member of staff! Give the lass a break.read more
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Always friendly and helpful nothing ever too much trouble. A great community service on the…read moredoorstep.
It has changed owners now and giving better service.read more
I use this post office many times a week, great service and friendly helpful staff. The royal mail…read moreprices can't be helped obviously, but I have never had a problem with anything I have sent. Although a little cramped at times it is suitable for disabled/pushchair access so long as someone is kind enough to hold the quite heavy door open the door for you! There is a fair sized car park just next door, and the PO is part of a news agents which is handy for papers, stationary, sweets etc
Excellent day out, and with the newest dig unearthing more of the site it's well worth a visitread more
Easy to get to from Bishop Auckland Market place and signposted too…read more Out of the way, quiet and Free parking. once the largest Roman fort in County Durham. A small part has been excavated and is open to view and to visit, other parts are being investigated during the summer months. The Fort was built in the second half of the first century AD in wood and later rebuilt in stone. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binchester_Roman_Fort what is visible on a visit are a few courses of stone work of buildings and a courtyard surrounding a wonderful bath-house (see photo above)..there's also a section of roadway and numerous quality information boards. a worthwhile place to visit for the princely sum of £2.55 for a whole years worth of visits. http://www.durham.gov.uk/Pages/Service.aspx?ServiceId=6646
A large post office right next to the railway station and more or less in the town centre, so it's…read moreeasy to find. Unfortunately it's usually very busy and you'll have to queue for some time. Parking can be difficult the station charges are high and you can seldom find a parking space in the street nearby. The best way is to park at the top of town and walk down the pedestrianised street to the bottom and cross the main road. All the expected post office services are available including the issuing of car tax discs and you can buy packaging for parcels, various small travel accessories, and greetings cards, too. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.00am-5.00pm Sat 9.00am-12.30pm
This is one of the smaller Post Office, located inside a newsagents. It is not my local though I do…read morepop in from time to time when I am in the area. Altogether there are three counters, though usually only one person serving unless it is a busy day (e.g. Monday). There are often queues because of this, though I have never waited more than 15-minutes to be served. The staff are generally very friendly and helpful, and do not do the annoying cross-selling of their products so much as in some other Post Offfices I have been to. Overall this is a nice little Post Office. I just hope that it is not targeted for closing down as there is not another within the area so it would be a shame for the local people to lose it.
This is my local post office within the newsagents. Sometimes gets busy with it being the only one…read morein the area. Helpful staff and everything you can need from a post office even though it is a small space.
A typical Post Office that sells parcel packaging, envelopes and those cute CD boxes. There is a…read moresmall selection of cards for special occassions and cheap stationery is sold. Think Biros and Pritt Stick. Sometimes the staff can seem a bit moody but they do their job and things get sent to the right places. I do look past the moodyness because lets face it, I'm sure you would be pretty miserable if you worked in the Post Office in Bensham of all places. Watch out for the dodgy afternoon closes.
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 our secondary post office - but service is adeqauate - you can get cards with a separate…read moresweetiie counter and of course the lottery. Diisabled access isnt very good and it is by a main road, but caters for a large village.
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?
