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9 years ago
The premises is shared with Post Office. A small number of books on sale, good selection of cards, other stationery products. However they still had a few 2017 calendars at Full Price! read more
52 Gosport Local
High Street
Gosport PO12 1DF
United Kingdom
023 9258 6651
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https://www.whsmith.co.uk
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What time does WH Smith open?
WH Smith opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does WH Smith close?
WH Smith closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.WH Smith is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMSun Closed
Does WH Smith have parking?
Yes, WH Smith has parking options.
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Fantastic shop. Brilliant array of books on the shelf and no trouble at all to order books in…read more Could spend hours looking around. Staff are fantastic, friendly and approachable. Great shop. Can't wait to attend their events either, can't believe I didn't find this place sooner.
Well stocked. Friendly, knowledgable and helpful staff. An excellent local community resource.read more
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The Works in the cascades closed a little while ago, but luckily the branch at the Gunwharf is…read morepretty good too. Lot's of great price books and art materials and bits for the kids. I recently made a special trip here to buy the Destination Portsmouth game as they were selling it for £4.99. the assistant was really friendly and we were discussing where to buy The Portsmouth Edition Monopoly too. The store is a little awkward to navigate if you have a wheel chair or buggy, as some of the displays are in the way a bit.
The Works I can't EVER go into this place without buying something! It has great books, crafting…read morematerials, cards, games and other little gems for great prices. Since the other branch of The Works shut down, this one has seemed busier, but nicely so. Not packed out, so you can still browse in relative peace. Books suitable from 1-100!
This place is a blessing! Mike Eastwood who owns this…read morebusiness has been doing this for 20 years. It is coming froma very real place, if you know what I mean. AiristiA has a fantastic website as well and they sell a huge range of well chosen crystals, books, CD's and DVD's, cards and jewllery, insense, essential oils, etc. Ok, so there are many such shops around these days, but here's none like this one. And if you are interested in crystals, then this is an important place to be in touch with. Mike sources crystals from some special places - crystal skulls, Lemurians, new age crystals and his beautiful set of Nine Chakra Healing Crystals. These are absolutely amazing! Also they run interesting, worthwhile courses and there are practitioners who work from the shop as well.
This is a shop specialising in crystals and books of a spiritual and philosophical nature. If you…read moreare interested in crystals (and their healing properties) then unlike many other similar shops this is the place I would recommend as they seem very serious and knowledgeable about them. If you are not so deeply interested it is still a great place to visit as they also sell a lot of beautiful jewellery and you can find some lovely items that would make excellent gifts.
This bookshop is located on the outskirts of the city centre, therefore it is not as easily…read moreaccessible as the alternative bookshop. However this bookshop concentrates on the student population and is in a handy location for them. As it is situated next to the Student Union students can't miss it. This shop sells all the textbooks that the students require because they get the reading lists from the University and order in advance. However the selection of other books is quite limited. This is due to its small size and the fact that it is focusing on the textbook side. For students it is handy as it will sell all the books they need and when I was there they also offered a student card to give you money off as well. However it is not the sort of bookshop anyone will find interesting to browse round.
This makes me feel old, but I do remember when W H Smith used to be a proper bookstore; now it's…read moreessentially just a big newsagents. There's very few actual books (if you want that, go across the street to Waterstone's), but the shop does sell a good mix of gifts (especially around Christmas), chocolate, games, DVDs and magazines. There's sadly not a huge manga/comic section, and the few that they do have they shove in with the young kids' magazines, which is a bit inappropriate as some of them e.g. the not-quite-for-kids Deadpool do not exactly mesh well with Barbie or Disney-related kiddie mags. The staff here are really friendly and helpful, and they try to keep the queues under control on busy days. The only pain is their shopping bags - literally a pain - they're made of that kind of material that cuts through your hands after holding them too long!
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This is quite a big W H Smith store. It is on two levels. They sell a large selection of magazines,…read morebooks, stationery, games, cds, dvds and craft items. They also sell newspapers, drinks and chocolate bars. The prices are reasonable and they often give out money off vouchers for when you spend over a certain amount. The shop does get quite busy and so you can be queuing for a fairly long time. There is now a post office upstairs in the shop so the shop gets even busier. I have found on a few occasions that things I have bought have had the wrong price on. I have found the staff helpful most of the time and I always find what I am looking for.
W H Smith is brilliant for everything, books, magazines, stationary. But Southamptons main Post…read moreOffice has just closed down and moved itself in to W H Smith. And oh my god, you cannot move in this shop anymore because the queue from the Post Office takes up 60% of the room upstairs where the stationary is. They also sell ciggarettes in here now so everyones queueing up for fags and a paper now so it gets quite hectic in this shop.
British Bookshops and Sussex Stationers is the best place in Southampton to get all your stationery…read morerequirements. It has a bigger, better and more attractively displayed selection than any other shop. Also, this store is really great for book-buying and browsing. They always have money-saving special deals on offer. Their friendly and very helpful staff really know their stuff and make excellent recommendations. Author Philip Pullman supports independent bookshops and has presented this branch of BB/SS with a signed Oxford Literary Festival photograph of himself with the message, `best wishes to British Bookshops and Sussex Stationers`. You can see this photo displayed on the wall behind the main counter at the back of the shop. Nicely done !!!!!!
Sussex Stationers (aka British Bookshops) is always a good place to come and find new release books…read moreat a cheaper than main bookstore price. On a recent visit into Southampton I was looking for the latest rew release from James Patterson and popped into Sussex Stationers in the precinct after looking in Waterstones and Borders. True to form, SS had it cheaper than both of them. The only other place to get books as cheap as this in my opinion are the supermarkets but they don't often have them in so quickly. While I was browsing an assistant offered an opinion on a book I was looking at (Twilight) and recommended this so I purchased it along with my James Patterson one. After reading it and realising she was indeed correct and it was a really good read I went straight back, thanked her and bought the following 3 sequels. I'm always really impressed with the service in SS/BB and this is usually my first port of call when looking for a new book.
SUSSEX STATIONERS now host The Post Office which recently moved from the old building in West…read moreStreet. An innovation that has been well received. Now in the midst of a shopping public it has the attention of more people. I received excellent service and attention yesterday when I went to post an item. The Post Office is well signed, and is right at the end of Sussex Stationers. It is a bit of plod to the end of the shop...! There is access to self posting of parcels on the left as you approach the main counters, and there are quite a few spaces to complete your business.
This small but busy Newsagent is an essential part of the Gosport High Street. Wether just passing…read moreby or shopping with a purpose, you must pop in and have a look at the wide range of magazine titles on offer. Less than a 30 second walk from Gosport ferry / Bus station this is very convienentfor all. The staff are nice, polite and friendly
They sell local Artist Christmas Cards at a very reasonable price…read more Always friendly
Southampton doesn't have many bookstores but luckily both of it's city center Waterstones are well…read morestocked and friendly. This one is inside the West Quay on the lower floor with an entrance inside and another that lets out onto the Esplanade by the outside facing restaurants. Upstairs has fiction, new releases, and other general interest categories while the downstairs has genre fiction, YA and children's, arts, and so on plus the cafe. Service is always friendly and usually there is no wait.
Excellent selection of Magazine! Friendly Staff even early…read morein the morning! Situated opposite the Post Office on the High Street
I live relatively close to this newsagents but rarely use it. The staff, in the main, seem to be…read morerather abrupt in their manner and most of their products are over priced. Their cigarettes are more expensive than the co-op only a few doors down. If you wish to pay by debit card there is a 0.50p fee unless you spend more than £10 - though included in this price cannot be alcohol, lotter tickets or cigarettes. They have some bakery items which are freshly made - unfortunately they do not taste very moist and fresh! On the positive side!! - they stay open until 10.30pm which is later than the other surroundng shops, they also do sell a large, varied amount of essential products like milk, bread and eggs. The sald/veg is normally just about on its sell by date but on the whole looks withered and tired. This is situated with a few other shops and most times of the day you can park off road very near.
The staff are friendly enough, some of their own brand juice and drinks are very good and are half…read morethe price of Tesco/Co-op. The bakery items are much better than tesco's too, so overall it's a very handy shop to have on your doorstep!
HMV in Southampton is an excellent store to go to for any music and film lover. Spent much of my…read morefirst years student loan in that store. As richardn says, go during the weekdays when most kids are at school because during weekends its pure hell walking around the civic centre and in stores like HMV where problematic youth just cause trouble and annoyance. Overall the choice of film, music, and games is excellent, but there is one thing that HMV have lacked recently and thats their range of singles. Was in the store only a week ago looking for birthday presents, and i searched the entire store, and the only single that they had in the whole of HMV was the new single from the winner of XFactor. Was very disappointed in that, but otherwise happy with the store.
This HMV is a very well stocked one, with lots of stuff all over a couple of floors. The DVD…read moreselection especially boxsets is great, go upstairs and you'll find tons of them. Its also good for games, DVDs, music, magazines, tshirts, and consoles/games hardware. They have some great offers on boxsets, and cheap-ish dvd albums.
This place is certainly worth a browse if you are interested in the world around you. They stock an…read moreamazing selection of books on a wide variety of subjects but specialise in social, political and environmental issues. Most of which you will not find in other book shops. They also sell a range of fair-trade goodies and alternative magazines.