This is a good local post office that has all of the post office services. Also has a Co-op store…read moreinside that sells womens underwear cheap Also sell all other things aswell,

swadlincote post office is in the co-op next to the dehlp in swad next to the outdoor market…read more it provides services like car tax, banking and sending your parcels and also collecting them. staff are helpful and friendly.

This is a pretty good small town post office. You'll find all the usual here, and even a really…read moregood range of greeting cards for a post office. I would have to say the staff were pretty friendly and there was nothing unpleasant about this post office, at least nothing that I noticed while I was there.

Excellent and friendly service at this place. Live just a few streets down. Always welcoming and I…read moremust say the Postie and Toastie inside (specialise in breakfast baps) is definently a must and very good value for money on all the foods they serve. Im addicted to this place cant go in and post a letter and not walk by the food section without ordering a cob. Matt

Writing this review as of May 2016. Used to be a great post…read moreoffice but not any more. It's very close to me but I try to avoid it nowadays. There are never enough cashiers available, waiting time is ridiculous and one of the staff (blonde lady with glasses) is one of the most rude and arrogant people I have ever met. Avoid if possible!

this post office went out there way to help me post a parcel to France…read moresuper people and excellent service.

Mercury News commits FRAUD! BEWARE!!!!…read more Sometime last year a guy who claimed to be in college came to my house to sell me the Mercury News. He told me it would help with his college cost. I told him I was not interested. Then he asked me for my number and told he he can just show his boss that he is actually trying to sell papers and at least he will be getting some credit. Lapse of judgment, I gave him my number. To make a long story short, our apt building started to receive the paper once a week. Then I get a renewal invoice from Mercury News. I called the Mercury Newspaper and found out a email was created, start a new subscription, an email that I NEVER CREATED!!!! Furious, I told the rep that this is fraud and identity theft. furthermore, I wanted a email confirmation from them stating they closed the account and what actions do they plan to take on this individual. They stated they will get back to me in 2 days. We will see.

Mercury News is handily placed on the main street that runs through Ashby. It doubles as a…read morenewsagent and a post office. The newsagent sells a vast range of newspapers and magazines, pretty much anything you can think of! They also sell a decent range of cards, soft drinks, gifts, confectionery, local maps (town plans), etc. The staff are friendly and efficient, so although Mercury News is always busy, there's never much of a queue. The Post Office is a fairly sizeable branch situated at the back of the shop. They do all the jobs you expect a post office to do, posting parcels, car tax, premium bonds, passports etc, and the staff are much like in the newsagent, good natured, but efficient. The combination of the two businesses makes Mercury News a very useful shop!

I've been a customer at the Post Office on the Parade at Mickleover for a good many years. This…read moremorning I made a remark to the man serving at the counter who looked unusually tired, it was just gone 8.00 am so I remarked in what I thought was a humourous tone "Good morning you look how I feel" it was intended as an engaging socially humerous greeting. I was met with a lecture about how not to be judgemental - he was clearly very offended by my remark. I immediately appologised unconditionally saying I was just trying to be humerous, his response was to continue to give me a lecture on being none judgemental. He went one to say he did not like customers remarking to him that he should smile more (I have never said that to him thank goodness). The service is always pretty quick even when busy but this is not the sort of customer experience I expected from who I believe is the owner or manager of the business. When I was in retail it was standard to greet customers with a smile not to make them feel they have been offensive when no offence or judgement was intended. I am grateful there was not a queue behind me, he wasn't playing to an audience. I consider myself an empathetic sensitive self-aware person sadly my response will be to avoid using that particular Post Office whenever possible in the future.

Nice little post office, does get busy early afternoon but if they have all 3 stations open then…read moreyou on't get stuck in a queue for too long unless you get held up by a customer with lots of parcels. In general the staff are friendly, and they are very helpful. There is a small shop area too for snacks & papers and magazines.

Great service from all that work there. The staff are friendly and helpful. I will recommend this…read morepost office to my friends!

Smallish post office in the Highcross Shopping Center…read more About three or four counters, friendly enough when I used it. There's also a newstand with snacks and so on. Street level, on the right hand side as you walk away from John Lewis.

This is a very small post office, but very efficient. Here you can conduct your banking…read moretransactions with the post office, or manage your other post office services. Obviously enough, you can send packages and letters from here, and there is a full range of stationery available for these purposes. There is also a good selection of greeting cards for birthdays and anniversaries and other special occasions; as well as sweets and refreshments. There is also a currency exchange here with fairly good exchange rates. Staff here are very helpful and friendly. There is rarely any congestion here, as service is usually very quick and efficient.