Stationery Stores in Birmingham, West Midlands

“Good store with a vast amount of stationary. Ranging from items through to quality paper and card. Even have a small range of printers on offer. Good spot for picking up paint pens and chalk board markers. Appear to always have some kind of deals going on too.”

“I love this branch of Ryman’s. The staff are polite, knowledgeable and friendly. They offer photocopying and scanning and have a wonderful array of stationery and printers. There’s everything you could possibly need. The location is so brilliant for New Street Station too.”

“I always find whsmith useful for children's older, chidren gifts for birthdays. Interesting games puzzles and always good qualityFor pens felts crayons all safe worth paying that little extra, Christmas always something different...”

“Excellent store. Friendly staff.Loads of magazines. Loved the fact they stock Record Collector. Just like the glory days of the late 80's and High Street.Too many self serve tills but that';s the modern way sadly.”

“This place is the best. The staff are calm cool and collected. They offered a variety of options to resolve my issue and did it with the utmost respect. They were absolutely fantastic, professional and helpful. Thank you and keep up the awesome work”

“WHSmith is a place where I'd recommend you to buy everything from pencil cases, stationery, thousands of exotic books and more. Some have upstairs and they lable clearly where the children books are and where the adults books are.”

“A family member we were visiting booked for us and was weary about staying on services but it was comfy, clean and surprisingly quite. Free and ample parking. Staff were friendly and so helpful with lots of info for us and making sure all was OK and we were happy. A special mention to Kerry, Steve and Julie who made us feel very welcome from check in to check out. Would definitely recommend and stay again. Thankyou”

“Wh Smith like on motorway services... But dearer. Pretty standard, can't really complain, prices are to be expected to be high on the airport, but you get a free newspaper with a bottle of water :)”

“Great place to shop for everything you need with stationary or anything else on that matter. Good Post Office directly at the rear of the shop but inside. Hardly ever a que. Staff are polite too. Excellent place to shop”

“I arrived at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital with only a small amount of cash. I was, unexpectedly kept in overnight. I popped into WHSmith, discovering I was short of been able to purchase a book. I explained my predicament and the cashier kindly allowed me to purchase it. I would like to express my deep appreciation to this member of staff. They saved me from a day of boredom.I can also highly recommend my purchase the book too. "Traitor of Colditz" by Robert Verkaik is a meticulously researched and most excellently written account of early work of MI9. Covering the Prisoner of War stories of Colditz and other POW camps. It shines a light on a previously untold aspect of the Allied forces story and this embryonic British agency and their invaluable disruption to the Third Reich.I can also highly recommend "Between Silk and Cyanide" by Alfred Marx. Detailing The Special Operations Executive creation and the strategical struggles organisationally and, very much, personally for the author the fight to preserve the lives of active, and more importantly, captured agents. Whilst fascinatingly devising a completely new coding system. Both of these books I would put top of my "must read" list telling the tales of the incredibly brave and selfless individuals.”

“You can find many fast moving consumer goods. You can find various publications such as magazines, usually a medium-density store is at a very visible point in the middle of the train station, I can't say I like its design, there is a discount on some products.”