This is a great little store packed with unusual gifts, jewellery and cards. They have some really…read morenifty ideas for everyone, Mums, Sisters, Children. All the items in this shop are unique. At the minute there are lots of black and white themed gifts, which is very on trend, and great cause my sister loves this theme. The cards are also really selective, so you can usually pick up an unsual card not found in other shops. The only down side is that the stuff in this shop is a little pricey, but it is all good quality. I love just going in and browsing. It's worth going in when they have a sale on as you can usually pick up some bargains!

Excellent history of manufacturing in Cov. Great bike & auto historical models…read more Enjoyable walk and a coffee after in the museum shoppe

It is a very interesting place to visit. Lots of things to…read moresee. Hope to be able to go in there again in the New Year.

This shop has a good selection of cards for all occasions and also sells wrapping paper and bags…read morefor gifts. This shop, as the name suggests, sells everything gifts, from the actuall gifts themselves to the paper to wrap them in and the tag to attatch. In the run up to christmas it is a great shop to visit for some last minute shopping as you can normally find something for everyone although I would suggest most ornaments which is the majority of gifts would probably be more suited to more elderly people. They also will wrap fragile gifts for you. Visit this shop and see the good value gifts on sale for yourself. You can walk in with nothing and walk out with a gift wrapped and a card to go with it

Jenny Wren Gallery isn't really an art gallery, nor is it a gifts & cards shop; it's a bit of both,…read morebut at the same time, the shop is impossible to catagorise. Mainly because the store sells some of the most unusual items that I've ever seen. Jenny Wren is absolutely jam-packed full of surprises, from odd little Russian Dolls, to tiny little shoes made from jewels, to really detailed puppets. It's probably not advisable to bring children into the shop, because a lot of items, (including the puppets) have 'do not touch' signs on them; and there are quite a few breakable objects around the store too. I literally could've bought all of the puppets, especially the Henry the 8th one. Each puppet is amazingly crafted. Okay, so they're a little pricey, but well worth the money. The outside of the store looks a little generic and stereotypically, highbrow 'gallery-like'. I think the shop could entice more customers to view the wonders inside if it dressed the store front more funkily, in order to reflect the products sold. One thing I will say, they could so with cutting back on the perfume smells in the shop, I'd appreciate that greatly. I couldn't get the smell out of my nose until the next day - it nearly knocked me out in the shop too!