This is a great old fashion hardware store. It sells things that the big DIY stores probably don't…read morestock. Great range of kitchen stuff. Would rather shop here than a big DIY store. The staff are very helpful & have knowledge of the stores contents. Certainly worth 5 stars.

fantastic shop helpful staff love to look around even if i don't need anything but usually end up…read morefinding something useful to buy wish we had a maxwells in Doncaster

Hardware/Homewares store in the centre of Alnwick. Absolutely chock a block with stock. Extensive…read morerange of cookware and kitchen gadgets, a gardening section, furniture and gifts. My main interest, being a bit of a foodie, was the kitchen department and the range and choice was great; Le Creuset, Aga, Stellar, Victorinox, Kitchen Devils, Cole & Mason and many more big name brands. An excellent choice of electrical items too including breadmakers, toasters, kettles etc. It's good to see independent businesses like this competing with the big out of town retail park type electrical and furniture stores and I only wish my nearest town had such a little gem of a shop.

An excellent and interesting shop split over a few levels…read more On the ground floor by the front door, you have interesting knick-knacks, gifts and stuff like that. Move farther into the shop and you'll find the kitchen section which has an excellent selection of cookware. You'll find they have most items at a variety of price levels. For instance, you can get some relatively cheap kitchen knives for a couple of quid right through to top-end Japanese knives that almost require a mortgage. Deeper into the shop, there's a small gardening department and at the very back there's a hardware section with a good selection of tools and fittings. Head upstairs and you're into the furniture and decoration bits. They stock pretty much any kind of homeware and you'll find towels and linen mixed in with bedroom furniture and tables. The staff are all really friendly and know about everything they stock and where it is, which can be handy if you're in there for something specific. Otherwise, you can browse for hours PS Qype doesn't quite get the name right, it's Proudlock.

Larger than the old Bedlington store, this Bedlington Station store has a wide range of products…read morefor home repairs and rennovation. The staff are very happy to help - I recently went in to get some wood and plastic tubing to make a dog agility jump (really!) and found the staff more than happy to help and with great attitudes.

The prices here are generally moderate but have a good variety of items. Friendly staff that are…read moremostly willing to help you.

In a small little village this is an cracking gem of a shop, it takes me back to my childhood days…read moreof being dragged into a hardware store by my dad. I do it with my kids and they are equally as fascinated. The have every last little gadget , tool , screw , pots pans gifts you name it they have it. Take at trip down memory lane

As time goes by, things tend to evolve and change with the the rest of the world. Shops change…read moretheir name, get taken over, staff come and go and shop fronts sometimes get a make over. Not this one. I have only ever been in this shop twice over the space of about 5 years. Same name, staff (wizzardy old man), and old fashioned smells. I bought paint brushes and a watering can whilst singing 'Let's do the time warp', in my head. General DIY tools are sold here such as hammers, nails, paint and gloves. I've recently noticed that this isn't the only local hardware that wouldn't be out of place in the film 'Deliverance'. Maybe local hardware shops will stay like this forever? A handy place overall with plenty of character.

Excellent thanks. Excellent customer the Staff are very helpful. I give you a five star review…read more Anthony Small

I've just had my bedroom carpets fitted and they are excellent. The guys we're great, got the job…read moredone very quick, great price. There was a little mess when finished but popped into my car and took straight to the tip. Well worth the money, I'm so happy with my carpets.

A traditional village hardware store. Has everything from nails to muffin tins. Always high quality…read moregoods and a reasonable price. Also worth a look for more interesting Christmas gifts.