Went to Whitely Shopping in November 2024. Bought a pair of shoes, went to Rock Up with 3 kids and…read morethen had lunch, none were cheap but what is these days? To my total surprise I received a letter yesterday informing me I have a parking charge to pay of £60 for staying 16 mins over a 4 hour time limit. Now I'm am probably not the most observant person, especially trying to look after 3 kids, making sure they don't walk out into traffic etc but I did not see one single sign or notification of these parking rules, I am sure they are there somewhere but not prominent enough for me to look up and take notice. this seems to be by design and a recurring theme judging by the other reviews. So fair is fair, they are your rules and I broke them, you got me! I have paid the £61.50 and cleared the ticket, well done on your ingenuity, you caught me cold and I say it's a fair cop. I will also say, swearing to God in his heaven I will never set one more foot, spend one more minute or spend one more pound in Whitely Shopping, no cinema, no climbing, no shop, no restaurant. I can only hope enough people feel the same and slowly over time the businesses at Whitely Shopping fail and you are left with another empty shell of a shopping centre much like most high streets now in the UK. People often ask why the high street is dying, well its this, this is the reason. I hope your short term profits keep you warm at night. I on the other had will now have to scale back my Christmas a little, maybe less presents for my 2 year old, she will not remember the day she was cheated, I will certainly not forget.

I came here looking for a restaurant to eat dinner at. Its a nice outdoor mall, with nice lights at…read morenight and a decent number of clothing shops. They also have a Pharmacy called Boots and some toy stores for Kids. Its a nice mall to come to, which also has a cinema not far. It is a bit small, but did the trick for m. I did stop at Boots for some toiletries but it seems they dont provide bags, they will charge you 5 pence for a bag! What do I do with toothpaste, toothbrush and some medicine, and no bag?!, yet still have to go eat? I stuffed my coat pockets, but felt like a shoplifter... not cool.

I was here a few days ago whilst visiting my son. Spacious,…read morewell stocked and in these times of lesser stores herding us around like cattle this one was relaxed and people could go about their shopping in a normal grown up, responsible manner. Thank you M&S for not giving me a humiliating shopping experience and your products were top notch as always. You get what you pay for.

This is probably one of the biggest Marks and Spencers i have ever been to. I once heard it was the…read morebiggest in the country although i am unsure if this is true! It has a massive clothes section as well as a fairly large food section. The clothes section is laid out well with a large accessory section and a large underwear section not often found in smaller Mark's. The food section is good however it sometimes doesnt have everything you want in stock especially when they have a 2 can dine for £10 offer. This store is right next door to a Sainsbury's, the entrances are literally together and there is no need to go outside to get from one to the other, so after you have done some food shopping you can pop next door for some extra special bits! Staff are always friendly and any offers they have are usually by the front door which is good so you know before you buy. The only disadvantage to this is that i find the store quite hard to navigate and often get lost!!

In order to access this store you need to have a Makro card - usually given out to self employed…read morepeople. This sells a lot of items in bulk which often makes the price cheaper in the long run. Items have their prices on display exclusive of v.a.t though so you need to do some calculating to ensure you are making a saving. There are many offers starting on a wednesday which they advertise through their magazine - these are Makromail items and are often snapped up quickly - so get in quick to avoid dissapointment. This store always has an abundance of helpful staff to help reach items located high up or, on one occassion, pushed my trolley round for me as I was in difficulty! They sell a selection of pretty much anything household - from food to towels to bedding to toiletries and much more and if thirsty or peckish, they have a happy friendly cafe for very cheap priced coffee, snacks and meals. They do not have any bags so make sure you bring plenty or you will need to load your purchases directly into the car - lots of carparking spaces directly outside and within easy reach of junction 9 off the M27.

I love shopping in BHS. The clothes they have are lovely no matter what time of year you go in…read more They have a store card which gives you discounts when you use it to shop with. I recommend shopping in BHS.

This BHS is situated in the main shopping mall in Fareham. It has the usual, fairly uninspiring…read morerange of menswear, ladieswear and children's wear. If you are inside the store and looking for the cafe, then you've missed it as it is located just outside the main entrance! Food is reasonably priced and the breakfast menu is good value for money. At Christmas their range of foodie gifts and novelties is vast, but a word of warning. BHS always reduce Christmassy stock well before Christmas Eve so resist buying early and you will bag yourself a bargain.

I tend to use poundland if I need supplies for posting parcels as it has a really good range of…read morestationary, it also has plenty of cables and computer bits, and stuff like brand name deodorant and shampoo so you can make some great savings. Always worth looking out for brand names like nescafe and there are a few good forums online where people keep up to date on the best stuff to come in to stock. Stock changes regularly so worth popping in if you're passing by. The layout of the tills isn't too bad, but it's always busy and there are always queues.

This is a fabulous find of a shop. It has a huge choice of products from personal, to books, to…read moretoys, to food, to gifts. Sometimes they have well known brands on display that at other stores you would pay an awful lot more than £1. Thats right everything in store is £1. and occasionally they will promote two for £1 making it 50p each. We recently had a halloween party and I spent £50 on decorations and the whole house was decorated with some fantastic decorations - Im sure it would of cost me hundreds in alternative stores. Its always worth a pop in, dont expect to find something every time, but the ranges are changed so often that it would be worth trying again.

Situated at the Bus Station end of Fareham Shops area. Always have a look round when in Fareham. A…read morelot of items are good value for money, small. Medium household & garden items on ssale