This is quite a small Dorothy Perkins, but still offers a good range of clothes and accessories…read more The staff are friendly and helpful and if you go to the till and have missed an offer, they are only too happy to tell you and help you get more for your money. Clothes are a good quality, sizing is often quite generous, so sometimes you may find you need the next size down. DP is not the cheapest clothes shop around, but it's not the most expensive either. I would say though with regards to quality you certainly get what you pay for and my clothes I have had from Dorothy Perkins have always lasted me a long time.

Cute store with some really good selection for small gifts and adorable knick -knacks . I was drawn…read morein by the christmas ornaments but the selction for jwellery , flip flops and hair acceszorise is what really stood apart . Prices are fairly reasonable .

I can always trust that Accessorize will have some snuggly gear to keep me warm on the plane!…read more Stocked with the latest in accessories and trends, I love shopping here as it keeps me a few steps ahead of my Vancouver peers! And the service is great! ...or is it only because I love the English accent? hmmmmm...

A good place for cheap housewares. I usually shop here for the cheapest bike parts like tyres and…read moreinner tubes. Good to have a look at their discounted products and specials. Some good deals to be found here.

Wilkonsons I think is a 'relative' newcomer to the South of England. Offering a wide range of low…read moreprice branded and own-brand household and homewares, they often surprise me with the range. This store is conveniently located in the Pavillion shopping centre in the centre of Uxbridge and is just the place for keen DIYers to visit whilst on their lunch break from the office. So they're not specialists like B&Q, Homebase etc but for everyday DIY consumables as well as a wide range of other stuff, the price and convenience is hard to beat. I consider it always worth a look because if they have it, it'll be reasonable enough quality and a great price.

A good shop for patient people!…read more This TK Maxx is quite large and has an upstairs with a home store and mens department. Downstairs is the womens section for shoes, handbags and clothes. You really have to be patient it can take hours trawling through the racks of clothes as nothing is really in the right order and if you do find somethign in one size you like - there is absolutely no guarantee that you will find it ever again let alone in a different size! Definitely worth going on an evening if open late as much better!

Good selection of cut price clothes and bags etc, if you can be bothered to trawl through 20…read morehundred rails. There are some great bargains to be found. Queues are long, but staff are polite. There is an upstairs section with nice homeware.

I would not recommend getting your ears pierced because the lady that pierced mine did it unevenly.read more

I've seen Hotter shoes online before, and pretty much thought of it as an old lady shoe shop. Plus,…read moreit seemed pretty pricey for some fugly old lady shoes. But then I won a £10 gift voucher and thought I might as well have a look at some point. Then I started having a problem with one of my feet and thought that maybe some comfortable old lady shoes were just what I needed, so in we went on Boxing Day. The shop only had a couple of other customers (but it had been much busier earlier, said the assistant), and we were really quickly greeted and asked if we needed help. I wasn't surprised to see lots of old lady shoes but then - there were actually quite a few I liked. Unfortunately of the 3 I wanted to try, they only had one in my size, but they fit well, were comfy, and I think they look pretty nice, too. They do run a bit wide but I have wide feet, so perfectly suitable for me. The shoes I got are a pair of black leather Chelsea boots with a bit of a brogue pattern on them. £85 regular price, £75 in the sale - so actually, for a decent quality leather boot, a really good price. 90 days to return them, too, and clearly if they fell apart even after, they would help out. The service was impeccable. Even my picky husband left with a pair of shoes. So yes, if you're young, or want a pair of shoes to go clubbing in, this isn't the place. But for a quality pair of sensible shoes, have a look. And if you're an old lady? Heaven.

What a great emporium this is! What a refreshing change to…read morefind a shop that sells quality clothes and all of them made in Great Britain! Whilst mostly being known as an outdoor clothing company they also sell a fine range of other clothes and footwear too for men women and children. Not the cheapest but the quality is outstanding. I can personally vouch that their wax waterproof jackets are indeed very waterproof. Whilst at a football match at Brighton and Hove Albions poor excuse for a stadium where on a foggy day you can't see the pitch and a rainy one you are totally exposed to the elements, after a full 90 minutes, plus stopage time and walking to and from the ground from where I had parked the car, the body area that my jacket covered was totally dry! I only wished that I had also had some of their trousers, boots, gloves, hat. This is a family owned and run business and well worth supporting. All their garments are made at their factory in the North East not some far away sweatshop. This brand is very popular with tourists especially as members of the Royal Family are often filmed wearing their Barbours' and Helen Mirren wore one in her portrayal of The Queen in the film by the same name. The staff are very knowledgable, friendly and helpful and will do their best to order anything not in stock. Well worth a visit whether a tourist or a local.