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.

Though smaller in size and less diverse in stock than Pound Worthy over the road in The…read moreKingstanding Centre, this convenient discount store is still home to a shedload of great bargains. The staff inside are friendly and very efficient and the store's range of stock is impressive to say the least. Unfortunately, Pound Crazy's organisation is a little... Well, crazy, and finding what you need can be quite a chore when you have to dig through boxes and baskets of bargains. However, this ultra-cheap, handy little shop still offers a pleasant and friendly shopping experience and cannot be knocked for its superb selection of low-priced products.

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

Second Chance is a Charity shop or Thrift Store on the Ladypool Rd,…read moretied into the Church there. Formerly a butchers the shop still has the railes going around the ceiling where the meat was hung which now make convenient hangers for clothings. If you're into digging through Charity shops to find those rare collectors items or iems of vintage clothing, Second Chance might be one that you're not so familair with. I tend to go into Charity shops with three things in mind; clothes, books and the chance that I find something out of the ordinary that catches my eye. In Second Chance I have found some great books and a few decent items of clothing, but as is ever the way, you never know what you're going to find! If you're passing the Ladypool Rd or are a commited Charity shopper intent on routing out that bargain item, Second Chance offers a new opportunity to find that lucky find!

There's not many charity shops in this part of Birmingham, but Second Chance has more to mark it…read moreout as unusual than that. In an era when many charity shops have become, for want of a better word, modernised, Second Chance seems to be stuck in a much earlier decade, possibly sometime in the early eighties. This applies to the look of the place, the products on sale, and the pricing. You get the feeling that Second Chance don't really price their products by referencing internet sites like Ebay as some seem to. Rather what seems to happen is items are priced via a price it cheap and sell it quick ethos. Unlike some of the charity shops in other areas such as Moseley where you might see designer products from time to time, the products could best be described as "curios". If your passing and the above appeals then it's probably worth a look for no other reason than novelty value, and charity shop addicts might want to make a special trip for a dose of genuine character.

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.

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.

M&Co is like a local Mark & Spencers. Many people mistake it for the kind of shop such as Seconds…read moreAhead before they enter, but soon after they recognise the variety of the stock and the quality of the products they sell. Ladieswear, lingerie, menswear, clothes for teenagers and homeware, you'll find it all here. Their kids department in particular has some wonderful clothes at reasonable prices that make perfect presents. The Newport branch has also recently welcomed a bay trading concession into the store providing more trendy clothes for younger customers.

M&Co is one of those stores that you wander in for a browse and end up coming out with bag fulls of…read moreclothes. The selection of good for a store in such a small town is quite simply astonishing. The staff in particular are well trained, helpful and always ready to give you a smile. It's what keeps me returning to the store over and over. I also find it handy because it means I no longer have to go up to the nearest shopping centre (in my case Telford) for the things I need; I can just pop to Newport!

Clean store, carries women's, men's and kids clothing - plus home goods and a decent coffee shop…read more Smaller than a Debenhams of old. I guess another victim of Amazon etc!