Newsagent
Off Licence
Convenience Store
Beers, wines & spirits — Challenge 25, over 18s only
Parcels in and out, with these carriers. Tap a logo for their site.
Draws and games — tickets close 19:30 on a draw night
The corner shop that actually stays open. Papers before work, a meal deal at noon, a parcel drop on the way home, a lottery ticket on Saturday.
National and local papers in every morning, seven days. The full magazine wall — motoring, women's weeklies, puzzles, football. Ask about a standing order and we'll put your paper by under your name.
All confirmed by the shop. Titles change from time to time — if one comes off the shelves this is the line to update.
Bread, milk, eggs, tinned goods, cleaning bits and the thing you forgot. Priced to be worth the walk rather than punished for the convenience.
Beers, wines and spirits, chilled cabinet included. Challenge 25 — if you look under 25 we'll ask for ID, and we'd rather ask than not.
Confirmed by the shop. The twenty-five are Britain's best-selling beers,
ciders and wines — NIQ, 52 weeks to 21 March 2026 — which is how the list
was drawn up rather than a claim in itself. Six carry their own mark so
far, each taken from the brand owner's own site; the rest are names until
their artwork can be got hold of the same way.
Over 18s only, Challenge 25 in force. Drink sensibly —
drinkaware.co.uk.
Disposables, pod kits, refills and coils, plus rolling tobacco and papers. Over 18s only, ID required.
Full range behind the counter. Over 18s only, ID required — no exceptions, not even for a regular.
Machine coffee poured to go from six in the morning. Cold cabinet of soft drinks, energy, juice and water, kept properly cold.
Made up fresh each morning — sandwiches, wraps, rolls, pasties. Grab one with a drink and a snack and it's a meal deal.
The full wall of it. Sharing bags, single bars, kids' pick-and-mix, crisps and nuts, and the boxed stuff when you've forgotten an occasion.
Top up gas and electric, pay your phone, water, council and TV bills, and withdraw cash. Collect+ parcel point for drop-off and pick-up — bring the QR code on your phone, no printer needed.
All twelve, confirmed by the shop. Most are from PayPoint's own media library, so they are the versions PayPoint itself publishes rather than a scrape from twelve different places. Note Yodel now trades as Yodel by InPost — that is their current lockup, not a mistake. Relay, which was asked about, is not a Collect+ carrier.
Energy top-ups — gas meters & electric keys
Utility bills
Mobile top-upsTV Licence
DVLA International Driving Permits
Park Christmas Savings
Payment Exception ServicePayPoint publishes the service types but not a list of named suppliers, so none are named here. If you want "we take British Gas, EON, United Utilities" on the page, that has to come from the shop's own terminal.
Cash withdrawals
Cash deposits — banking app or debit card
Cash out voucher
Cash machine in storeBoth a cash machine and cash over the counter, so there is a way to get cash even when one of them is empty or down. Withdrawal and deposit limits vary by store and by bank — worth stating this shop's own once you have them, since it is the question people ring up to ask.
Lotto, EuroMillions, Thunderball, Set For Life and scratchcards. Claim small prizes over the counter. Over 18s only.
£2.8MWed, Sat
£50MTue, Fri
£500KTue, Wed, Fri, Sat
£10K a monthMon, Thu
£175KWed, Sat
£1MTue, Fri
£49MMon, Wed, Sat
ScratchcardsFrom £1Every day
Ticket sales close at 19:30 on a draw night — three hours before the shop does, which is the one thing worth saying out loud here. Line prices are the Lottery's own and do not change. Tonight's jackpot does, so it is not printed here and these do not link out — buy your ticket over the counter and the shop keeps the commission.
On the main road, sign lit from first light to close. Bus stop outside the door.
Bank holiday hours vary. Ring 0161 661 8258 on the day to check we're open and what's running.
Tap the number to call from a phone.
Card, contactless and cash. Cashback available at the counter.