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ajbluestar WH Smith: ... Smith or Smith s as it is commonly referred to seems to have been around forever and looking at their history this is actually quite true. The original single news store was actually opened all the way back in 1792 in London by a man named Henry Walton Smith. After his death his son William Henry Smith took over with his son with the same name and they established what is now more commonly referred to as WH Smith....
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Media Store - Atlantis Bookshop Atlantis Bookshop
Media Store / BOOKSTORE. 49a Museum Street Bloomsbury London WC1A 1LY. Tel: +44 (0)20 7405 2120. Fax: +44 (0)20 7430 0535. e-mail: books@atlantisbookshop.demon.co.uk Occult and pagan books.
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Media Store / Various locations: COVENT GARDEN: 26 James Street, WC2E 8PA Tel: +44 (0)20 7379 6947. SOUTH BANK: Royal Festival Hall, The South Bank Centre, SE1. CHARING CROSS: 120 Charring Cross Rd, WC2H 0JR. Tel: +44 (0)20 7379 6838. OXFORD STREET: 163-167 Oxford Street, W1R 1TA. Tel: +44 (0) 20 7734 8...
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tangoman84 WH Smith
... Smith is the highstreet retailer who offers up a range of products much like the now extinct Woolworths highstreet stores. Many of the WH Smith stores out there used to be John Menzies (way back when) as I remember from the one in the town I grew up in. WH Smith is a highstreet retailer offering a large variety of products including the likes of shredders, stationery, printer cartridges, photo paper, books, magazines, newspapers, cards, gift wrap, games, cds, dvds, video games, sweets and more. The stores themselves are normally well maintained and clean with a layout that makes it easy enough to find things. Staff in the stores are on the whole helpful and friendly...
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nayland Book Shops in Colchester
... used to go to Colchester on a fairly regular basis, but with the recession really kicking in it seems to have closed a lot of the shops down, as well (I have ranted on about this before I know!) as the price of parking your car is absolutely unbelievable. With the price of petrol and parking I feel that a lot of people in the Essex area tend to shop at the outlets like Lakeside and Freeport as the parking is free all day long for as long as you want. Now the only shops that seem to not be to affected by the costs are the Bookshops as they have all remained alive and kicking ( I m surprised that the internet hasn t shut some of the more smaller ones down!). Now as with...
Read the full review: STILL PLENTY OF READING IN COLCHESTER! by nayland
nixtee Book People, the
... a nutshell, The Book People sell top quality books at discounted prices. Their aim is to make books affordable for everyone. How can they do this? Well, they purchase their stock in large quantities and sell direct to their customers (cutting out middle men etc). We sometimes get The Book People brochures through the door in the post, but I prefer to buy online via their website - www.thebookpeople.co.uk . However, I do find their brochure useful as I can have a quick look at it and see if there s anything I like. One point to note... there is no obligation to buy... Despite Dooyoo s description of The Book People, they are not a book club. You only order what books a...
Read the full review: Check out The Book People for discount books! by nixtee
 
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