Huge selection of books and magazines at this branch, all very well organised by type and subject…read more They also have a good range of DVDs though I tend to find them a little expensive compared to some other stores in the area that are close by. Their once good art materials section appears to have disappeared sadly, either that or they have hidden it well. But they do make up for this with a nice aisle of discounted items situated near the magazines.

A great little newsagents, I'm glad they're surviving despite the Tescos a couple of doors down…read more They have a great selection of cards, wrapping paper and toys. They are the only newsagent in the area who still deliver papers, which is good for the old folk and the kids who like a part-time job.

A good place in the centre of the town to buy your newspapers, magazines, sweets, drinks. They also…read moresell greetings cards and have a large selection to choose from, books, childrens toys and a small amount of other items including stationary items, food items at reduced prices. There is a good selection of sweets for the kids to choose from. I do feel that some of the shop is a bit of a muddle, all sorts for sale but generally the shop is organised and the staff are polite. This shop seems a popular place for the school children to stop off at on their way to and from school and can sometimes get quite busy at these times

Palmers is a family run newsagent located opposite the Hatfield swim centre…read more Not only do they stock the usual newsagent type products but also have a small section for groceries which is handy if you just want to pick up a load of bread and pint of milk etc. The staff are friendly and greet with a smile and a hello. I find that they stock some of the more unusual magazines which you often can't find in the supermarkets. They also offer newspaper and magazine delivery for the local area.

A nice little newsagent. Along with the usual newspapers, magazines and basic groceries, there is…read moreall the stationary, postal supplies and greetings cards you'd expect of a post office. There's also ornaments and kids toys on sale - if you can't find something in Sainsbury's then just pop across the car park to Major as they will likely have it. Major also run a dry cleaning service and have a Johnson's estate agent in house, they also previously had a video rental but got rid of this. The family that run it are lovely people, all the locals affectionately call the couple Mr and Mrs Major.

This is a very tiny shop. It is located near the old bus stop in the town centre. It is on the…read morecorner of the market square. Although it is tiny they do have a good stock of magazines. They also have a good range of confectionary. The shop could do with a revamp as it is a bit old. They also have a classified section in their window for second hand goods etc.

Has a really great selection of magazines covering every hobby or pastime imaginable. This is also…read morea good place to pick up current comic books or those magazines that you collect (Such as the DVD series ones for Morse etc). They have a good enough selection of art materials to be useful though often it can be out of my price range. Their sales on DVDs are always fantastic if you're willing to go through the sale shelves for a little while.

This Newsagents has been here for years and one of the only places that I know where you can still…read morebuy penny sweets! It offers a wide range of daily newspapers and magazines, as well as crisps and chocolate bars. There's a lottery point as well so you can put your numbers on and if you partake in that naughty habit (smoking) then you can get your fix here too! There's a post office towards the back of the store, and a selection of stationary including greeting cards to buy - so it really is your one stop shop for your snail mail communication needs! The staff are polite and friendly and there not 1 but 2 handy car parks near by, so if you're driving to pick up your Sunday paper - not a problem!