Aoka's food and wine

"All in one stop! All staff are so nice n fare prize as well. There is no need to waste time in the supermarket. Support local shop!"

"The owner delivered shopping and even gave me a lift home and gave me a pound for the trolley, he's a top man in my eyes."

"Very good variety of foods and goods, also a great selection of Polish and East European foods, all at reasonable prices. I have no comments on beers and wines and spirits as I don't drink alcohol. Very welcoming and friendly and well worth a visit."

"Excellent service and always get new products and very good and reasonable price to compare to other store. Will go again and again for shopping. This is a my local shop."

"GREAT PLACE , GREAT STAFF Newsagents manage or own shops and stores selling newspapers, magazines and usually a wide range of other goods. Some newsagents are part of a national chain of retail outlets, others sell newspapers and magazines alongside other items in their own shop. Other goods often sold in newsagents include greetings cards, stationery, cigarettes, sweets, cold drinks, basic groceries and National Lottery tickets. Some newsagents also operate post offices within their shop or store, hire out videos and DVDs or have a photocopier for customers' use. Their duties usually include: Early morning checking of newspaper/magazine deliveries from wholesalers. Organising home delivery routes and delivery teams. Checking and removing out-of-date newspapers/magazines from shelves. Organising stock checking and re-ordering as necessary, through computerised or manual systems. Managing activities of staff. Recruiting, interviewing and training staff when necessary. Ensuring targets are met and opportunities taken to increase sales and profitability. Ensuring all security, health and safety and legal procedures are carried out. Maintaining a good standard of customer care. Ensuring premises and displays are well maintained. Being aware of changing customer trends and expectations. Dealing with queries or complaints from customers. They need to know how to use tills and any other equipment available, such as the National Lottery machine, a photocopier, a post office weighing and pricing machine. They must also be aware of strict laws concerning sales of certain products, e.g. cigarettes and lottery tickets should not be sold to people under 16. Newsagents often receive visits from sales representatives of companies wanting them to stock their products. Newsagents normally start work around 6 am Monday to Sunday, so that they can receive daily newspaper/magazines and organise any home deliveries. Their shops usually close around 6 pm, or 7.30 pm if they sell National Lottery tickets. Some newsagents close on Sunday afternoons. The manager and staff work shifts to cover these hours. Some individual businesses are run by families, so working hours are flexible and sorted out on a day-to-day basis."