The ill named Station Bookshop is actually more of a newsagents; they do have two little…read morewheelie-stands of books, but by far the most shelf space in this dimly lit grey shop is given over to magazines and snacks. They do have quite a wide selection of magazines, and they also have several stands of greetings cards. That, combined with the florists Miss Bloomsbury which also inhabits the station building mean that Lewes station is fairly well-equipped to provide you with some last minute presents - providing you need them before 5.30pm. The woman who runs the Station Bookshop is quite grumpy, but I'm not surprised because the low neon lighting in the shop is rather depressing. Basically, it's not lovely, but is useful if you want some water or a paper before you hop on a train.

....the usual stock items in this store. My main issue with this store is positioning of the…read moretills, AND the clutter placed in front of them, making it very difficult for customers to manouvre and pay. Probably thought out by a non serving manager in a grey suit, who very occasionally makes an appearance,....and I do mean very..!! The staff do their best, and the term "Lions led by donkeys" comes to mind...

average range of pretty much everything books and magazines are downstairs along with papers…read more stationary dvds and educational books etc are upstairs. there are tills upstairs and downstairs and a lift at eh back of the shop. the only place in worthing that im aware who sells GCSE guides and help books for school etc

This was such a cute bookstore! We enjoyed the cafe upstairs for a pastry and hot tea. Had a great…read moreselection of books and the associates were incredibly friendly and helpful!

Normal Waterstones shop which is standardly laid out. What makes this place different is the Coffee…read moreShop and the coffee in it. Absolutely tasty!! Right smack on the corner of the main shopping precinct.

This newsagents has moved from Broadwater Boulevard to the current location…read more The staff are friendly and helpful, the shop has a good selection of newspapers, magazines, snacks, drinks and confectionery they also sell stamps, lottery tickets and cigarettes. This new location is much smaller than the previous location so there is less choice than before however, if there is a specific magazine you require that they do not keep in stock then they will be able to order it on for you. An additional service which is provided is a newspaper delivery service.

I really like Waterstones as a whole but this particular one needs to work on their customer…read moreservice. It was pouring rain outside and incredibly windy so we stopped in to catch a break from the weather. We knew they had a Cafe so we picked a table and sat down for about two minutes before a woman came up and told us tables are only for Cafe customers only. Under normal circumstances I could totally understand but to be so incredibly not understanding about the weather and to assume we weren't going to buy anything was not okay.

Forget the battle between Digital Vs Print it's impossible to visit this newly extended branch of…read moreWaterstones without wanting to leave with at least a handful of books. As regular visitors will note, the ground floor used to be devoted to new releases and 2 for 3 novels whilst the fiction section was squashed into the small first floor. Not anymore, book lovers! The ground floor is now a temple to the art of storytelling with lots of spanking new tables, book shelves and display areas filled with all kinds of novels and anthologies. There's currently a whole section devoted to the Booker Prize nominees but if you explore further, you'll also find lots of fantastic books from independent British publishers like Granta, Portabello, Comma, Serpent's Tail, Myriad and Two Rivers Press. Go visit. Even better, go buy as many books as you can carry home!

Useful and friendly small newsagents and general store on the corner of Montefiore and Davigdor…read moreRoads, at one end of this small row of shops, and close to the bus stops (number 7 route). It stocks the usual newspapers, magazines, basic grocery items, confectionery and tobacco. The windows are obscured using bright blue decals which means that it often looks closed when in fact it's still open. Friendly staff.

Nice little bookshop that sells all the top titles, often at a reasonable price. Also sells art…read moreware and a good selection of quality fountain pens as well as cards. Staff genuinely helpful, not too busy, easy to manoeuvre a push chair around.

Sussex Stationers is a good antidote to the big chain bookshops, it's small and reasonably priced…read moreand although it doesn't have the same range of stock as the bigger stores it has a good selection of books, cards and stationery. It is conveniently located in the centre of Eastbourne.

Just an average forbuoys. Just a basic newsagents but too…read morepricey. They have a large selection of magazines and newspapers.They also sell the usual sweets,chocolates,crisps,soft drinks,sandwiches etc. The staff are friendly enough but it can get very busy and hard to step into the door.