Woohoo! As good as it gets.......... in Blackburn…read more Actually is quite nice in there, got loads of stuff, spent a fair wack of time in there on weekends

i gave Blackburn five ,its a good town and the mall is great but not that awfull. you can go in…read morecircles or like the galaxy. staff are great and help full.alot of people from smaller towns come to blackburn. I`ll say majority of people are friendly. there are new things happing at the mall, modernising and tj hughes and primark will be open.

TL;DR - Your mum and dad will probably like it…read more We came here hunting for a sofa and some christmas decorations after doing a bit of research online. There's a variety of things on show here - there's a garden centre, an aquatics store, clothing and homewares and even a small food hall. There's also a cafe on site. If you live in the area it's a useful place, but probably not worth a visit if you live a long distance away. The furniture selection isn't huge and the cafe menu is pretty simple. My parents and aunt like it here, so I don't feel like the target audience is my generation. I was expecting something more like Red Brick Mill in Dewsbury and was a bit disappointed.

Don't ask for toast as they only have one toaster so you could be waiting a while. The Pavillion…read morerestaurant

The Arndale centre does need to have some huge amount of money spent, either extending it or making…read moredouble floors to have accomadation for bigger retailers. As it is like a ghost town without the necessary shope. This really deters people from visiting the town when those cannot be found and in the end they rather spend their time in neighbouring towns

At the minute the arndale centre has many empty shops and the ones that are in their arent the best…read more. but does provide some value . it centre its self is clean and tidy however dont think they should have every got rid of the clock that was a good meeting point .

This is the perfect Home Bargains store in the area as its on a shopping estate with free parking…read moreoutside the door.So no need to lug heavy bags of shopping for miles to load it into the car.The store is larger than the average Home Bargains store and so stocks some lines that the smaller stores dont.Its also more spacious so no being rammed into the shelves by demon grannies with trolleys.The only downside of shopping here is the staff because crikey they are miserable and grumpy.Maybe they have good reason to be grumpy but if they cheered up a bit it would be a better place to shop

You can always find a bargin here though at other times it is total rubbish .Get their just after a…read moredelivery and many a bargin can be found

Charterwalk Shopping Centre is the main shopping centre in Burnley town centre, it is mainly…read moreoutside, so it wouldn't be the best place to spend winter shopping (there is shelter in most areas though), it has a small number of shops and brands including Boots, Wilko, WHSmith (which has a Post Office), Costa (Temporarily closed at the time of writing), Superdrug, Next, Primark, Pandora and JD. Most parts of the centre are modern, others feel dirty and left behind, such as the areas leading up to the market and the balcony. 3* - Pretty good for a small town, nice for local residents of Burnley, nothing too exciting though and there is much better at the other side of the Witchway X43 line, organisation around the centre could be much better too.

This Pendle rise has got a lot better you can park for free and there is a new Costa Coffee and…read morefurniture sofa clearance Centre. It is always really clean and the staff are very nice and friendly and all the shops are in a heated mall. It's not the Trafford but also not pretending to be it's just great to get a local shop done and there are a lot of bargain stores and things like that which is good because you can get everything you need cheap. So if you're too posh you can spend your diesel and drive 30 miles but I'll keep going to Pendle Rise.

Not much to offer, this former Arndale centre has mainly empty shop units with a few pound shops, a…read moreBoots, Wilkinson's and a couple of bakers. The indoor market downstairs, in contrast seems vibrant with a few empty stalls, if a little subdued. Typical of many northern towns in decline, really.

I bought a La Z boy Gizmo from here a few months back. I wanted one for ages but they are just too…read moreexpensive, then I saw they had one in at £899 and even got another £100 off that. was a lot more relaxed than a few other places I have been but just as friendly. Would recommend them to anyone looking to buy a sofa or bed

From the owner: Sofa factory clearance outlet selling La-Z-Boy, Natuzzi, Calia Italia, New Trend and many more at…read moreup to 50% off retail pices. We are now the La-Z-Boy factory outlet and official Natuzzi UK clearance partner. Beds at unbeatable prices.