Quite a large Boots, stocking most products, sadly this store does not stock anything like Clarins…read moreor Clinique. The No.7 counter is really small, but the No.7 lady is really helpful if you need tips on what to buy or how to apply. The crazy part about this store is the toys etc are all upstairs, and there is no public lift so if you are with a baby/toddler you need to grab a sales assistant so they take you up in the goods lift..! Staff on the till are helpful and will nearly always tell you if you are about to miss an offer by not buying enough etc. They have lots of kids clothes at the back of the store next to the pharmacy including nearly always a sale rail.

The shop is smaller than many of Boots' other branches but it's big enough for somewhere the size…read moreof Woodley. The range of medicines and other health products is adequate and many of the nationally advertised '3 for 2' offers are available. The most useful part of the shop is the dispensing pharmacy with efficient staff although sometimes there can be something of a queue waiting. The pharmacy will collect prescriptions from local doctors' surgeries which saves time.

I visited Boots in Guildford last week at the start of their 75%off sale. I expected the store to…read morebe very busy, but in fact it was fairly quiet. I only shopped on the lower level of the store that is where the photography, pharmacy, food and baby departments are. On the upper level (via lift or escalator) there are the usual toiletries, make up and perfume concessions. the store was very clean and the shop assistants were readily available to assist and serve me. The added benefit of shopping in Boots is using their loyalty card for 'advantage 'points and I have always found an advantage card machine available in this store.

Boots is a tempting shop with a wide range of cosmetics, perfumes, skin care range, hygiene, bath,…read moremedication, equipments, etc. There is also a pharmacist on hand for suggestions and advice. It is possible to buy gift vouchers in various denominations. They have some wonderful items on sale every now and then too. It is difficult to keep away from these deals.

Small Superdrug but I have always found what I needed. They…read morehave all the big brands of cosmetics and perfumes and everyday basics. They have a baby aisle and a seasons aisle ie now its xmas. They have a pharmacy at the back where you can take prescriptions and get advice.

Pros This Superdrug is quite a small store, located in the middle of Bracknell's pedestrianised…read moretown centre. The shop has a pharmacy which has always processed my prescriptions very quickly (much faster than Boots or Lloyds!) and has a large range of cosmetics and toiletries. Staff are always on hand and are happy to help with any queries. Cons The bigger stores have an even better selection that this store is missing. The shop can also get busy at lunchtime with long queues.

This is a small branch of Boots and it's difficult to understand why they opened up here as it's…read moreright next door to another pharmacy and across the road from a third, with a branch of Superdrug equally close. Being a small shop there's a limited range of goods, but they cram a lot into a small space. Some of the make-up (particularly nail varnish) looks quite old, so I'm not sure how many people buy their cosmetics here. Having said that they were the only Boots branch in 5 I tried which stocked the particular shade of foundation I wanted so hats off to them for that. There's a pharmacy in this branch and the staff appear knowledgeable about the various over-the-counter medicines they sell. They're very good at recommending the Boots version (where one is available) which can save you some money. Staff have always been friendly when I've been in so it's a nice place to shop, even though you might have to go further afield for anything out of the ordinary.

Evans in Woking is a small store in Wolsey Place next door to Dorothy Perkins. It feels a little…read moredated and down at heel as a store but don't let that put you off. As it is a fairly small outlet its range is limited and you won't find all styles carried. There is a small selection of shoes available and a couple of concession stands stocking jewellery. The changing rooms are adequate for a store of this size and they are well lit. The staff are very helpful and will go out of their way to try and find something suitable. Although this is a shop for larger ladies it is worth popping in if you like cheap costume jewellery or if you happen to have wider feet.

Love this shop. Can't come out without buying something. It's sooooo cheap!!…read moreIt's not too crammed either, nice, bright and spacious.

Peacocks has arisen in my estimation over the last few years with an ever expanding clothes…read moreselection for both males and females alike, and they have even expanding the homewares section alongside. Prices are very reasonable, although the quality of the clothes often reflects this with black items fadding after a couple of washes and buttons becoming loose rather promptlyhowever if your into fashion and change your outfit as often as you have hot showers then this is ideal - why spend a fortune when you can entertain all the fashion ideals for a fraction of the price. Stock ranges are wide and varied, although the shoe section is often difficult to ascertain due to it's constant disarray of design, but thankfully the majority of the store doesn't follow this routine!

The pharmacy that used to be at Sainsburys is no longer there but they do have an instore pharmacy…read morewithin the shop. Very knowledable and friendly staff and very quick turnaround on precriptionsl