In theory this store is great. Everything's a pound, and they stock a wide range of products, from…read morecosmetics and food to toys and gifts. It's always worth a visit when you're in town because their stock changes frequently and it's very easy to find your basket filling with bargains. HOWEVER..the shop premises is just too small. Pound shops are becoming increasingly popular, and the shelves are stacked high, with any vaguely empty space being crammed with more and more tempting produce. It can be a nightmare to navigate around the shop when it's busy, especially with a pushchair in tow, and to be honest it doesn't even have to get that busy to be awkward. I think Poundland would do well to take over one of the larger, closed-down shops on the high street.

As the shops states everything a pound(not sure what happened to VAT cut!) And you can get some…read morereally bargains But You got to be brave to enter store without been attacked by buggies shopping bags etc Its one of the older and smaller stores with just 2 tills Queues often 15+ people long snaking back along the narrow isles To be fair the staff do a wonderful job in difficult circumstances they try to keep the shelves stocked which makes shopping more difficult because of cages of goods blocking the narrow isles I think the store in Cheltenham is damaged by its popularity. and good value They desperately need a bigger store with extra floor space

This charity shop is not as well modern as some of the other Charity shops in cheltenham It has the…read moreslightly musty smell Clothes not quite as Fashionable and new But saying that probably the best bargains are hereAs its prices heve stayed CHEAP unlike some other charity shops were you can get better bargains in the High Shop Sales. The best bit of the shop is at the back up a couple of stepsLoads of books and bric a brac. Also Normal have Quite a lot of LP records for the collectors out there.

I love New Look and the one in Bromsgrove is no exception, although not as big as some of the…read moreothers it stocks a great range and always seems to have my size. For a small shop it is very well layed out, it still has a teen section, underwear, jewellery, shoes and accessories sections as well as a good selection of the latest fashions. I never fail to find something to wear when I visit New Look and considering the rate at which the fashions change the fact that they are very reasonably priced is an added bonus. Tip for the lady shopper, never miss a New Look sale!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Charity shop on the Cheltenham lower High Street. Run by the same ladies for years. Clothes now…read morearranged back in sizes and styles rather than the colour system they had a few months ago. Also sell a small selection of books but strangely no toys. There is a selection of new items Cards small gifts eg candles. This charity shop tends to be a bit more pricey than some of the other local charity shops. Small curtained changing cubicle

Drive along the Redditch Road and find this big converted barn housing a veritable banquet of…read morevintage goods! Mention that ubiquitous word and you might immediately think of clothes. At The Vintage Barn though, there is an emphasis on furniture, homewares and memorabilia. Pictures, clocks, lights, vases, dining sets, pin badges, books, games, kitchenware, electric fans, figurines and a whole load of curios await you. AND some tasty looking, warm-sounding hi-fi equipment refurbished with USB slots! Everything is artistically displayed, with exhibit-like qualities, so if you see something you like, they'll be another beauty nearby that will fit well with it. Everywhere you look there are items from yesteryear that you simply must have. And at these reasonable rates you'll happily walk away with some treasures. On the day we went I came out with a Gold Label Barley Wine dish, some 1970s Sparklets for a soda siphon and some Swinging Inn Sign Cocktail Sticks, for under a fiver, all in. My friend spotted a tall £30 glass vase, and was pleased to hear that because they take credit cards, then she could take it home that day. New stock is arriving all the time so it's worth visiting regularly, to find more unique pieces for your home.

My family & I have visited the vintage barn twice in the past month or so....and have never left…read moreempty handed! The range of products suits a wide audience - there's something for everyone & is a great place to find a present. This chilly barn ( wrap up in the winter) sells a variety of clothes, china/dinner ware, glass ware, ornaments, jewellery, furniture, records..the list goes on...from years gone by. Its a great place to root around but also everything is well organised & visible. Our incredible purchases include a a three piece men's suit (£30), a cut glass salad bowl with condiment holders, vintage watch, two brooches, Stevie Wonder LP, a fascinator, two dresses (£4&£6) glass bowl (£3), tie bar & cuff links, fur coat & our favourite ( see photo) a 60s Formica table & stools (£45) The barn is run by a lovely couple who are not overbearing & are very knowledgeable & friendly. They also have a Facebook page so you can keep an eye on any new furniture being uploaded at great prices. The team there also run the Moseley retro & vintage fayre - which is on once a month. Check Facebook for details

A lovely individual shop with funky changing rooms. Although not cheap the clothes I have purchased…read morefrom here are always of the most highest quality and wear and last well. Constantly updating the range, if you see something and you like it I would suggest buying and not wanting as I have been upset in the past by wanting. Never looks untidy.

I've brought from Fat Face a couple of times and have been impressed by quality of clothes and…read morestaff, cool shop and will go back again

This is a very good Oxfam. It doesn't have terribly many clothes, but it's range of books is…read moreexcellent. It also has quite a nice range of gifts, such as jewellery.

Shop sells unusal things. Nice shop. Layed out wellread more

Love this place, not just the usual china and glass you find in all antiques centres, but lots of…read morevinyl, CD's, and craft items, including die cutters, clear stamps, wooden stamps, as well as beautiful hand crafted greetings cards. Also good book section with the best selection of Terry pratchetts for miles and miles. Fabric and curtains, dozens of cushions too.

I have been a fan of Tewkebury antiques centre for many years and I never get board of wandering…read moredown that ancient alley way to take a browse. the staff are very friendly and more than willing to help or offer advice and you really never know what you might stumble upon. The prices are reasonable although it does help a bit to know what you are looking at in order to get a good idea of it's value. The shop itself is in Tolsey lane which is a small alley just off the High Street at the end nearest the cross. The Antiques centre is a short way down on your left. If you are in Tewkesbury and need to kill half an hour definitely take a look.