Wow! This new garden centre is amazing! it must have cost millions. Every great thing about the old…read moresite at Barton but much bigger. The decor is great the stock is vast and the choices spark the imagination. The restaurant have a wide selection and do a great cavary onSundays for lunch. Kids full Sunday dinner for less than £5 and the food is very tastey.The Christmas decorations that taey have right now are awesome. Plants, ornaments, decor, furnature, jacuzzis the works!

We have been very impressed by the range of goods available at the Range!! This is a new store on…read morethe old B and Q site and we have enjoyed the prices already as they are good value on the whole and a good selection of options for pretty much everything. It is a bit like Wilkinsons but that much bigger and therefore probably better. We took a blind back the other day which was the wrong colour and their returns department were no problem at all and gave us a full refund without any hassle. This will definitely become a regular haunt for us as they seem to sell everything and none of it is too pricey - the issue of quality we will not be certain of for a few years yet.

What a really great store, friendly staff, clean and tidy with a superb choice of goods at low…read moreprices.

Wilkinson is another one of those random shops, that you're not quite sure what it's meant to…read moresellit's just a mixture of everything! I've seen everything in there from bread and milk, toiletries and chocolate through to suitcases, ironing boards, batteries and kids toys. It's a bargain hunters paradise - you will go in there for 1 thing and come away with something else entirely! It's quite cheap anyway, and their 75% off sales are famous - you can get kids toys for a couple of quid, and sometimes Christmas decorations for 25p! They have a good homeware section upstairs, which is the first place I go to whenever I need a photo frame, ironing board, lamp, cushion, duvet etc. The toiletries section downstairs is also well laid out, with good prices and a good selection of items. The staff are lovely, and always have time for a chat - they also get involved in a lot of charity days, so you'll often see them dressed in pyjamas or some other random outfit with a charity collection bucket at the end of the tills! Located right opposite the town hall, in the town centre, next to all the bus stops - you can't miss it!

We love wilkos, they have great goods, and good prices. The staff are always very friendly and…read morehelpful but sometimes (well quite often actually) we have found it hard to find a memebr of staff to talk to! - hence the 4 stars and not 5. We have always found their customer service for returns very good and helpful and we have never had a problem in bringing back unsuitable or excess DIY items. You have to choose which goods you buy carefully as somethings are not wonderful quality. we usually buy brand makes from Wilkos rather then their own brand as then the quality is better but the prices are still cheap

This is a great garden centre with a great variety of plants and garden accessories available. At…read morechristmas it is lovely with huge choices of trees and decorations. It is very reasonably priced and you never have a problem if you take a product back. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Lovely garden centre, always well presented, reasonable prices and good quality stock.read more

It's hard to categorise The Range, because it sells pretty much everything you can think of. My…read morefriend Ste discovered it because it's right near our work, and I have spent many a happy lunch hour mooching about planning what to buy on next payday. Most of the stuff is dirt cheap, but beware, as you can easily end up spending a fair few quid once you've had a look around. There's a wide selection of canvas prints and frames, lots of arts and crafts things, a huge selection of pet goodies, a garden centre section, beds, tables and chairs, sofas, bedlinen, bathroom stuff, tools, kitchen stuff, sweeties, pop, crsips, a coffee shop, sewing things, and BEANBAGS, I put that in capital letters because beanbags are hard to get hold of nowadays. Ooh and they sell lights and stuff too. It's really quite a 'range'. Heh heh.

Enormous shop, with an enormous range…read more Perfect for those interested in arts and crafts, with a superb range of card toppers, easels, canvases, paints etc. It's fairly basic, but you can get Papermania items which aren't available in Hobbycraft. Everything for the home, including furniture, cutlery, pet food, garden plants, and random sweets and coffee near the tills! The cafe is very basic, but cheap and cheerful. You'll probably spend a bomb here, but you'll save in the long run.

Oswaldtwistle Mills is a great place to spend half a day. Within the main area there is a market…read moreplace of vaious shops selling different things to the high street. there is a fantastic range of textiles, including bedding ,curtaining and also offer a making up service for the cutains. there are craft type shops selling painted glasswear and outside there is a garden centre. Within the mill is a Sweet factory - Stockleys where you can see the sweets being made, add to that a range of clothing, gifts, homewear lighting, christmas trees etc There is a large car park and you can stay as long as you want free of charge.

I love this type of shopping centre, there is something for husbands to do whilst their wife…read moreempties the babk account, Good selection of stalls cafes, outside garden centre and seating area. I love to watch the sweets made at Stockleys. Lots of stalls for the crafters with good selection of craft items.

The store is amazing, it brings a cultural feeling into our town and makes it feel wonderful, like…read morea better world. The service is absolutely amazing, the workers are also so nice and understanding. The selection and varieties of furniture, food and decorations are amazing. The value is perfect, sometimes even a bargain.

This Ikea is one of the larger ones around. Situated right next next the Metrocentre, it is a great…read morelocation but this also means it can be crazy busy. If you've ever been to the Metrocentre you know that the traffic is hellish on weekends, so I recommend staying away then. Although it's very large it has a weird layout and feels rather cramped and squished together. Especially in the low-ceilinged warehouse which has laughably short shelves. There is a restaurant half way through the shop as per usual selling the favourites like meatballs and lingonberries but it's very dingy with no natural lighting. Some other Ikeas have windows in them but this one does not. I don't get why they added a "mezzanine" for the market hall. Could they have not just built more shop and put it there? It makes the warehouse more cramped and it's more effort using the lifts or travellators to go up and down. It is pretty good though. Every time I've been in it's never been as chaotic and stressful as the Edinburgh store and the stock here tends to be better than in other Ikeas. So although I've badmouthed Ikea Gateshead quite a bit it's still got its good points.

I put post code in & looked down the list & went for top 10 in my area…read more& they were the first listed, so I passed them on to my sister in law & brother in law who are over seeing the painting of all of the flat & other jobs that needed doing before I could rent it out as I live in Wigan not having seen it yet but have seen photos & have been told they have done a fantastic job then have gone on to do some more painting in another flat in block Roy

From the owner: Painting and decorating with an eye for detail and colour combination…read more Specialising in period property. Hand painted cabinets - particularly kitchens - transformed at a fraction of the cost of new units. Quick turnarounds for landlords