Just went downhill from start to finish. They turned up (that was about as good as it got) but they…read morehad to take away the washing machine door to fix the latch. When they returned two days later the front of the door was all scratched. Despite umpteen emails, they've only responded to one and ignored the rest, leaving us with a damaged door and no sign of a replacement as requested.

Jennifer Morrison and her team are simply the best florists I have ever met…read more Really. From start to finish. It doesn't matter if you're spending a tenner or a hundred pounds, or anywhere in between. Your flowers will be done with love and care, to your specifications, and when you pick them up they will be PERFECT, more beautiful than you had imagined. They always have a good range of flowers in, and can do something beautiful in any season. Hand-tied bouquets are a speciality. My friends and family always comment on these flowers - both because of how lovely they are, and how long they last! Jennifer and her team are running a simply brilliant small business and they're delightful, skillful people. Highly recommend their flowers to anyone and everyone.

Jennifer Morrison is by far the most beautiful florist shop I have seen. The quality of the…read moreflowers in stock is second to none - being delivered to the shop straight from Holland. They also have a great range of gifts suitable for any budget. Pay them a visit. You won't be disappointed,

There's several things I love in life; Yelp, gin, my hamster Dwight, a juicy burger...And, of…read morecourse, I love myself a bargain. From my routine search of the charity shops in town, this one has proved to be my most trusty source for second-hand delights. Cue 'OMG, where did you get that from?' and a disbelieving 'Really?!' when you confess. With impeccable colour co-ordination and stock organisation, this store is a delight to browse. It's very clear where everything is which makes working your way through the stock an easy task. Go for it, you thrifty thing! I've noticed, from my last few visits, that they've had an extensive range of dresses, lots of them long and flowing. With my grad ball approaching, you bet that I'd be snapping up one of their bargain offerings if I hadn't picked my dress already. The back of the store is certainly worth a browse too with an impressive range of gift sets and bric a brac and it's usually always in great condition. I got myself a Jaeger (!!!) skirt for £9.95 today. It's tweed; grey with flashes of pink, and fits like a glove. No one has to know. But if they ask, I'm sure as hell going to tell them; Cancer Research is the place to go for second-hand shopping in Stirling.