A handy newsagents at the top of Peverell Park Road by the traffic lights, selling a good range of…read morebest-selling papers and magazines, plus confectionery and some stationery. Friendly, helpful people. Difficult to park although you might find a place further down the hill on the other side of the road.

I cannot imagine a day out in Exeter without taking in the many delights of WH Smith. An emporium…read moreof culture, fine arts and literature. Shockingly, someone told me that this magnificent and oh so friendly shop is actually part of a much larger and voracious chain of paper sellers and newsagents who trade under the same name. Surely not. I mean can you imagine a bland corporate identity and an obsession with removing as much money from your purse as possible being identified with this wonderful shop? God forbid.

Large spacious store, multiple check out points although there are still queues, but the staff are…read moreso friendly and move the queues along so quickly and effortlessly that this is hardly a problem. They have a wide range of art and craft products as well as cards and stationary.

This WH Smith in Totnes is very small and cramped. Although the store is small it still carries…read morequite a good selection of stock. The CD, DVD and game section of the store is tiny carrying only limited titles so this is not the place to shop for something that isn't in the charts. The book selection is slightly better offering a good selection of adults and children's books. The magazine and newspaper section is the largest part of the store offering a varied selection of magazines.

This isn't a big shop and it can be hard to get in if its busy! They sell all the usual newspapers…read moreand magazines. They also have a good range of sweets and that is definitely popular with the local school children who can be seen picking out a selection of the sort of sweets that used to cost one penny each but are a bit dearer now. The shop also has a good display of greetings card. You can pay to top up your electric key here and pay for other utilities. I always find the window the most interesting part of the shop as it carries postcards and posters with information of local clubs and activities, items for sale and small businesses, builders decorators and that type of thing. There is a car park which is also handy.

This is one of the better newsagents in Exeter and it is located on Fore Street which is just off…read moreof the High Street. They sell everything you would expect from a newsagents including tobacco, crisps and sweets as well as a wide choice of magazines and newspapers. Langmaids is ideal when you just want to buy a magazine or something but don't want to have to queue for 10 minutes in Tescos. The shop itself is clean and presentable and the staff are always polite and friendly. Their prices seem reasonable and i would have no hesitation in recommending this newsagents.

This is a very large newsagents on one level and has a vast stock including many items you wouldnt…read moreexpect a local newsagents to sell. The post office is also situated at the back of the store. The staff are always friendly and helpful and access into and around the shop is very good. There are a few parking spaces outside on the roadside but there is also a very good large car park (10p for an hour) just up the road. The range of magazines is very good as is the sweetie section!! The store is well lit, clean and tidy. This store is always worth a good look around if your in Saltash.

i visit this shop several times a week and its great as it also has the post office to hand. the…read morestaff here are always very pleasent and helpful if you need any assistance. there is a wide selection of magazines and i often find bargains on cd's, books and dvd's.

Quite a good small supermarket/corner shop/newsagents/off licence with all the basics in tinned and…read morepacket foods. Could be more fresh veg though but that's the only gripe. Very nice, friendly, person serving the other day when I was in there. Can be tricky to park outside if it's busy, but you can drive around the corner into Fredington Grove and park there for a short while.

forbuoys is now actually called more! and is a large…read morenewsagents smack bang in the middle of town. as you go through the main doors ( automatic by the way so ideal for pushchairs and wheelchairs) you are greeted with th eever tempting pick and mix counter, with the newspaper and magazines on your left hand side. as you go through the shop there are all kinds of things available from stationery items, to toys, craft stuffs, books, hundreds of greetings cards and wrapping papers, gift items and finally dvd and cd section. theres a huge range of stock and some of it you would be surprised to find in a newsagent shop. the shop itself is quite large and theer is plenty of room to get around comfortably. they also have a national lotto counter for those who fancy there chances.