Was certainly the most unfriendly newsagents for miles and miles until just recently when the new…read moreowners came in. I always wondered why they sold tanita digital scales there? To compliment there poor range of gift cards? A mystery! You can buy all your local newspapers here and it's good to save a bit of cash on your cinema sweeties if you're visiting the odeon. One of the only two places in Muswell hill where you can top up your oyster card which comes in very handy although it does shut at 7.

Fantastic local newspaper, not senationalist but gives very useful information on local events and…read moreactivities. Excellent coverage. If you want to know whats happening in Caterham and the surrounding areas then this is the paper to read, also online promoting excellent local deals.

Pretty archetypal local corner shop offering reasonable choice of newspapers and magazines along…read morewith a selection of basic groceries, household items, wine, beer and a wider selection of spirits. Staff fluctuate between amiably friendly and rather sullen (often more preoccupied with their own telephone conversations than anything as lowly, or menial, as working in a shop or answering a customer's query) Open until around 9.30-10pm daily; useful for last minute necessities and topping-up (old) Ken's infamous Oyster card. Best to pay with cash here as credit or debit cards incur a 50p penalty.

The Guardian is part of this media group. The Guardian is a British daily newspaper. It was founded…read morein Manchester in 1821 as The Manchester Guardian. The name was changed to The Guardian in 1959 when they then moved to their headquarters in London. Whether you agree or disagree with the views of the press is up to you. I love historic media of any kind. This newspaper was geared towards the working class. I've definitely grown up in a working class environment and appreciate the struggle that this daily newspaper brings to the forefront. There's no doubt it's the most popular newspaper in the UK with millions of readers. Your time is valuable so what you spend your time reading is important. A favorite tag line is "The More You Know ". I find it educational to read different points of view in other countries. Four Stars for The Guardian.

I've come across reviews for people's favourite bus routes before but seeing there's some for…read morenewspapers comes as a bit of a surprise ... As it happens I am a long standing fan of the Guardian, it still seems more independent than many other newspapers around and has mastered the transition from pure printed format to digital. You obviously pick a read that aligns with your underlying belief system rather than one that makes you choke on your breakfast. I only buy the Saturday edition these days which has become thinner as it has become more expensive - three quid for a newspaper!?! Still, I try and read most of it and feel I still get decent value for money. The colour supplement is a favourite and beats most Sunday papers' magazines. But there's so much more to the Guardian these days. I have been to some amazing talks and panel discussions at their offices that add a real life grounding to current topics. There is a sense of community you don't generally get with a media outlet.

Tiny newsagents at top of dukes avenue very friendly stocks most papers and magazines small…read moreselection confectionery/crisps/soft drinks also oyster top up and accepts Guardian newspaper subscription vouchers brilliant thank you.

The trouble with W H Smith at the moment is it doesn't know what it is. Is it a book shop, a…read morenewsagents, a sweet shop? So they try to cram everything in that they think someone might need. This means you have to walk an assault course to get to the back of the store. This branch in Uxbridge has actually got a lot of floor space but you couldn't tell on first glance due to the massive displays and no space in between. I would hate to have to push a buggy around, your poor baby would have Cards and magazines crashing on it's head. The one thing I do like about this shop is the self service tills. You don't have a depressed member of staff trying to sell you half price chocolate. As you scan your own stuff. Much better when you nip in for a birthday card. This does have a great selection if birthday cards. But every time I leave I'm thankful I made it out alive!

The best for buying papers or magazines. Usually pop in to pick up the free DVD or CD from the…read moredaily mail. Has a post office on the upper floor. The back of the store could do with more space, but most stationary and other basics are aesy to find.

A cool little newsagents on Katherine Road in East Ham. I usually find that there are 2 main types…read moreof newsagents. the lasrge one, that sells stationary and has a post office, and little corner shops like this one. Its pretty much the standard corner shop, as well as selling the odd biro and some other cheap troys that probably will never be sold.

Excellent! I've just won the most fantastic prize out of this newspaper's 'Limited Edition'…read moremagazine which I looked at online as a digital edition and my Australian friend and I went yesterday. I can't remember whether I emailed or posted my entry. I won a pair of tickets to 'The War and Peace Revival 2015' event in at RAF Westenhanger in Kent near Folkestone. We caught the train and headed straight to the helicopter landing pad as my prize came with two seats for a helicopter pleasure flight! It was quite a luxury, executive helicopter and it was great fun as it performed some quite sharp turns. After our flight, we inspected the old fashioned cars, the most wonderful museum piece shops of World War II including a pub which we could smoke inside. It was a real touch of England the whole day with the thrill of a helicopter ride thrown in! Great. I've also won four tickets to the circus from the News Shopper which I gave to a colleague who I used to work with doing temporary assignments.