Situated in the bustling Churchill Square, the Post Office at 69 Churchill Square, Brighton BN1 2TE, serves as a vital link for all your postal and banking needs. Our team is committed to delivering exceptional customer service, ensuring that every visit is efficient and hassle-free. With a wide range of services available, including parcel delivery, money transfers, and bill payments, we aim to be your one-stop shop for all things postal. Our modern facilities and friendly atmosphere make it easy to complete your errands with ease. For more information, call us at 01273 775170 or visit our website.

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Sami Khadr

5 Google Rating

Helpful and friendly staff.

5/ 5

Helpful and friendly staff.

Lynne Glover

1 Google Rating

Don’t go in very often but seems it is lucky if anyone ever serves you. First time I had to wait w

1/ 5

Don’t go in very often but seems it is lucky if anyone ever serves you. First time I had to wait while the counter staff was sorting out another shop along the parade, and on my visit today again nobody behind the counter. I was just told ‘post office not working ‘ then told signal has broken ??? , just wanted to return a parcel so This was no help to me at all. Appalling service.

Mark Brown

1 Google Rating

After queueing for an age, I needed to sign a document in front of an independent witness. The serve

1/ 5

After queueing for an age, I needed to sign a document in front of an independent witness. The server refused to be a witness with some excuse about not being a postmaster. I pointed out that anyone can be a witness s long as not a family member of mine. Obviously his prerogative as to whether he would perform this small effort for a customer. He should take a leaf out of the person in Ovingdean village shop who performed the same task with a smile.

Eireann Sov

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

Jessica Whitington

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

Danny Fitzpatrick

5 Google Rating

Lovely guy. Really went the extra mile to help when I had 150 letters to post. Thank you!

5/ 5

Lovely guy. Really went the extra mile to help when I had 150 letters to post. Thank you!

Tony Till

5 Google Rating

I have always found the service here to be very friendly and efficient.

5/ 5

I have always found the service here to be very friendly and efficient.

Nane

1 Google Rating

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Rudeness without fail. Looking at their phones when walking in, ma

1/ 5

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Rudeness without fail. Looking at their phones when walking in, making you wait without noticing you, no hellos or byes.... Wow, post office hell up here in Woodingdean. Will go somewhere else from now on - life's too short (even though I just spent 2 minutes writing this)

manicmadness Allen

1 Google Rating

Says you have to pay for something to be able to top up gas on a card.

1/ 5

Says you have to pay for something to be able to top up gas on a card.

Ovidiu Filimon

2 Google Rating

He don't have pacience with customer,is not very polite after the English standard.

2/ 5

He don't have pacience with customer,is not very polite after the English standard.

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