Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
paper shop
noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ I saw her in the paper shop this morning.
▪ Is it the same unseen aliens who run Beale's Market and the paper shop?
▪ It worked rather well, and I made far more by doing that than I ever had working for the paper shop.
▪ Shiva went into the paper shop.
Wiktionary
paper shop
n. (context British English) A newsagency; a shop that sells newspapers and often other goods such as sweets and cigarettes.
Usage examples of "paper shop".
Cerani ran a paper shop that supplied the kiosk where his wife worked.
Omally owned two adjacent strips, having won one of them from Pegs husband at the paper shop, and old Pete had a further one.
We're off to the village, there's a very pretty girl working in the paper shop who thinks my card tricks are some.
And people buy newspapers, and read them, then and there, on the pavement outside the paper shop.
One time, in the summer, Peter was in the paper shop buying smokes and our Diane came in.