33 North Parade Bradford…read moreBD1 3JH Tel: 01274 732247 This store is based at the top end of town just near to one of the main markets so it is in a good position. I like this store as it has everything all in one place - i think there is 3 floors, each accessible by the old fashioned lift which gives you muscles every time you use it - it is so hard to open and close the doors so im not sure how most people who shop there manage. On the bottom floor there are pet supplies and the odd ornaments and luggage. They also have a part called the bargain basement where they sell off odd bits of old stock like a jumblesale type of sale - ive never found a bargain yet. On the first floor as you go in there are sweets and other goodies galore and toiletries,etcthey do a good range of makeup which is very cheap even though they are the top brands. There is also school uniforms on this floor which are a lot cheaper than other places, but good quality. There is also a wide selection of toys and games, books, dvds, stationary, etc on this floor with many bargains to be had. The space is limitless and you also have brick a brack, decorating and d.i.y supplies, etc on this floor While im not sure which is on which floor there is also a good stock of nightwear, underwear, shoes and clothes. They do baby stuff too and a very good selection of craft supplies. Their bedding and curtains are also a good range and price. As i said they have everything you could need at a good price.

A store of many floors. In truth it's probably only three or four but each small department seems…read moreto be up or down stairs. I'm pretty sure that at least one is between offical floors. The lift is probably an original feature and is therefore difficult for the elderly and the disabled. It's of the type where you close the doors yourself - mind your fingers - and that also means that if someone forgets, the lift is out of service, but that doesn't happen often. It would be hard to list in order all the floors and what they contain but Boyes does have mini departments with the following ranges; toiletries, toys and stationery, school uniforms, womens clothes, kids clothes, mens clothes, hardware and a very nice craft department. There is also a small but very nice cafe at the top of the store, very quiet, I don't think most people realise it is there.

This is such a great shop for all the sorts of things that you need but can't think where to buy…read morethem! The Frenchgate store isn't the biggest in the world but there's still a really good selection of stuff. Especially good value is the hardware - screws, sockets and the likes, as these are a fraction of the price you'd pay in B&Q. They sell toys but I think this is something they could probably improve on as I've never seen anything there that I'd want to buy for my kids. It all seems to be lesser quality but full price which is surprising as the rest of the stuff instore is really good. Parking isn't great as you've got to pay for the Frenchgate car park and if you're buying larger items then you've got to lug them through the shoppers and all the way back to the car. For that reason, it's probably best to use this store for smaller essentials than bits of furniture (unless you can borrow a strong bloke for the day).

This wilkinson is based within Frenchgate shopping centre. It's a good size store and ofers…read morehomewears, pet supplies, DIY/Decorating supplies, Kitchen/Cookwear, Garden items, toys, Games, Storage, Stationary and Cards. There are always great prices on offer and they offer some great toys and games around Christmas time. Regular offers in store means that you can often get extra savings on products too. The staff are helpful and know the layout of the store well so can quickly help you find what you're looking for, they are also willing to let you know alternative places to find things if they don't stock it.

Love this shop.You can buy anything, from household products to gifts.Staff are always friendly and…read morevery helpful.Prices are very reasonable.The Barnsley store is situated upstairs in the Alhambra centre.

Wilkinsons located in the Alhambra shopping centre right in the heart of Barnsley is a popular shop…read morewhich sells mainly homewares and things for the garden but it also sells food and gifts. I go here regularly for their excellent wrapping paper, 2 sheets and 2 tags are only 50p - a total bargain as they are great quality. They do good deals on gifts and I have bought quite a few things from here for christmas. At easter they also have an excellent range of easter eggs. The staff are very nice and helpful and this is one of the 10 shops in Barnsley I regularly visit as it always has what I am looking for. Now Woolworths in Barnsley has closed I visit here even more.

This shop is just up the road from where I live so I vist it on a regular basis…read more The shop is in ok condition although I think the stock needs rethinking as it seems to come at you from all places. It sells a good variety of items and the staff in here are friendly. On bad days though it can get crazy and you have to wait to be served. This only happens nearer festive periods.

You stretch the pound so you end up paying more. It is an ok…read moreshop with nice selection, just not everything is a pound as you might think.

Just a pretty, pretty store. We didn't buy anything. But it's just very nice to walk through…read morehere, as their style & decor is pleasant, modern/chic, yet with a fun vintage vibe. Wish we had these stores in America.

I walk into this store searching for a present for my wife…read more I am happy to report that I found the present. The staff is very helpful.

Wilkinson in Pontefract is a fair sized sell all type of shop specialising in Woolworths type stuff…read morewith plenty of DIY and home furnishings thrown in. The prices are low and the staff are very nice and helpful. They sell garden and pet accessories along with cleaning goods, stationery, beauty essentials, gifts, cards and wrap and snack items and drinks. It is always well worth a look in here and it is a very popular shop. I purchase all my home wares from here at good prices.

This is a nice place to visit if you've got an hour or two to kill and you're looking for…read moreinspiration for your home. There's a good selection of home accessories like mirrors, cushions, curtains, furniture, candles and the likes, plus garden stuff, seasonal things, some toys and a large craft section. Prices are reasonable but be warned that a lot of the things they sell are available in other places for less. As a general rule, if The Range have it for a tenner you can get it on Ebay for a fiver - but if you just want to go out, look around and take something home with you today then it's a pretty good place to visit.

Just outside of the Doncaster the Range offers a good range of home wares and toys. It has an cafe…read moreinside too, but most impressively is the Arts and Crafts selection. For anyone who enjoys arts and crafts this is definitely worth a visit. Arts and Crafts materials and tools cover a wide range of specialisms including papercraft, drawing, painting, embroidery, scrapbooking. Highly recommended.

In recent times I've had to good fortune to exercise my wanderlust and, exchange rate complication…read moreaside, I think this is one of the best places to visit for your travel money. The chap who seems to regularly man their bureau de change is lovely; a patient man who seems to stoically deal with random customers who attempt to pay off their M&S card at his booth (note: you can not pay off your card at the bureau de change, the clue's in the name... ) and he is great when you want to know how many dollars you can get for 'x' amount and so on. So, that's a win all round for me. If you want to get them on your card, you need to take your passport along, otherwise draw it out in cash before exchanging. As for the other features of the store, of course it's dandy. The clothes are pretty cheap and sometimes actually pretty fashionable (I'm planning to get some trousers here soon for a mere fourteen squids) and the food, in a twist on the clothing, is more expensive than standard yet usually of a better quality. I wouldn't ever do my weekly shop here, too expensive and too busy, but for a posh meal in they do some good deals for two. All in all, I call myself a fan, but mostly it's on account of the cool man in the 'de change booth!

A pretty average Marks and Spencer store, located on Briggate and serving Leeds city centre, sadly…read morethis store still has the older style layout, despite being a pretty busy location in a large city, it hasn't received the newly refurbished layout we've seen in other stores such as Meadowhall, Sheffield and Manchester. My main reason for visiting the store was to visit the Food Hall, this is located on the lower level, I do think the layout again could have been made much cleaner and simpler, compared to other Marks and Spencer stores but they did have a good product selection for a store of its' size. The staff members seemed friendly and happy to help, unfortunately, this store does not have car-parking, a cafe or an optician, which again is disappointing as the facilities do lack compared to other large stores in similarly-sized cities. 3*