Absolutely useless takes over 8 days to get a repeat prescription, I've run out of tablets twice…read morebow and had to go down and wait while they sort it AVOID THIS CHEMIST IT'S GONE DOWN HILL RAPIDLY I've changed mine to the asda and it's way better

I lost my iPhone when shopping . The ladies were so kind helped me look but wasn't to be see …read more I left my home no and address and to my amazement they had found it . And charged it for me . Thank you so much . Had some extremely precious photo on it . Your stars thank you again

The range is a shop that sells all sorts of things. Possibly why it is named the range. They have a…read morelarge garden section at the back which at summer sells all summerry things and plants. Then they sell homewares from furniture to kitchen stuff and posters. They also sell crafty type things and kids toys! and even a selections of snack food and sweets! This shop is in quite a good location if you can drive. It is just out of town but near a retail park and a sainsburys

This is one of those shops that appears to sell absolutely everything, and maybe it does, but I've…read morenever managed to make it round all the aisles, because maybe along with the quantity of stock they sell, they've had to compromise on quality, and you just don't feel a shop that sells everything can really sell quality. Saying this, there are some real bargains in here, and it's worth a look for the small garden centre outside, which sells some nice plants for a good price.

This is a wonderful book shop well worth a visit. They stock both new and second hand books and the…read moreplace is great for a good browse. The staff are very helpful if you cant find what you are looking for. parking is free in Atherstone and there is pleanty around.

With fathers' day fast approaching, I thought I'd head to Secret Crafter rather than Something…read moreSpecial, for a change. Leaving my trust 'Something Special' was a big decision, yes, but Secret Crafter did a good enough job to make me think twice about where I visit before the next birthday/anniversary or ermm Christmas. There isn't too much to say out of the ordinary about this place if I'm being honest; prices were average, service was pleasant as was the shop as a whole. I can't see Secret Crafter attracting visitors from all over the Midlands, but for those who live nearby it really is a great convenience to have.

OK some of the stuff looks a bit tacky and as if it might break as soon as you touch it, but most…read moreof the things they stock are goods you would pay a lot more for elsewhere. I got a pack of padded envelopes 5 for £1 when the day before I paid about 90p for one. They stock a nice range of art things for kids and I have picked up a lot of Halloween party things for a party next month. It is worth a look as they do sell a fair bit.

I use this shop to get household cleaning products as well as having a look and getting anything…read morethat will save me money getting from a shop where everything costs just one pound. I often pick up a multipack of crisps for the grandchildren to enjoy when they are at my house. I get my dog mess bags from here as the packs are a large size, come with a plastic scooper and are black and thick. A short while ago I bought a thermal mat to use with my hair straighteners after paying approximately £5 for one just before spotting this one. They can get busy but they have a number of staff that will do the till work when the queue grows

Located on the Pershore Road, just on the outskirts of the shopping area of Cotteridge in the city…read moreof Birmingham, Bargain Box is a peculiar little recently opened shop. I first went in when a guy literally leapt out of the shop as I walked past and shouted after me that they had SuperDry t-shirts (the same make of jacket that I was wearing) for discount prices. I realise that many people would be put off by what could be perceived as quite a pushy sales technique, but I was in need of new clothes, and hadn't banked on finding a discount clothing store in Cotteridge, so I went in and had a look. Sure enough, they had a decent range of SuperDry t shirts, all for £15 (easily £10 below what you'd pay in the actual store or online) although none in my size, unfortunately. I would assume that they're last season's stock, hence the low prices, but if you're not fussy about that kind of thing, then I'd highly recommend popping in to see if you can pick up a discounted bargain.

A little-known secondhand shop that's tucked away on Bradford Street. It's packed with stock that…read morechanges regularly - worth popping in if you are in the area looking for furniture or bric-a-brac as you can bag yourself a bargain! Helpful, friendly owner as well as plenty of regulars! They also offer a house clearance service.

I'd parked right at the bottom of the high street, so on my way into the centre of Halesowen this…read morewas the first shop I came to. And it's not a terrible place to start - particularly for someone who loves antiques and secondhand trinkets. The shop is heaving with stock, all higgeldy-piggeldy jammed in, with two ludicrously narrow aisles to navigate down - definitely not a space for wheelchairs or pushchairs, and my large frame struggled squeezing past other shoppers without causing a landslide! I spent some time drooling over some seascape paintings that most people would think were vile, but eventually concluded I have enough bad 70s art on my walls at the moment. Should I feel like having a change around, I'll head back here to stock up on some more vintage pictures!

With no real sign to the store you only discover what this place is called from the tiny print out…read morestuck in the doorway. It is jam packed from floor to ceiling with stuff, so much so that there should be a designated one way system to navigate the store otherwise it's traffic jam central. It is a treasure trove of stuff, literally stuff. There are cabinets full off wade figurines, multiple coffee and tea services, furniture, books, mattresses, clocks, pretty much anything you can imagine is probably hiding in here somewhere. There are stacks loads of books at the back that i was desperate to much through but because of a pile of mattresses and heap of other stuff in front of the cabinets I couldn't get anywhere near them. Price points vary with really cute 50's coffee sets for £4 to G plan furniture from £80. You can definitely bag a bargain here but on other things the owners really know what they have and price accordingly. I was tempted by several things but didn't buy so i'm not sure how they are on the old haggle but give them a try, I'm sure there is room for manoeuvre.