This store is sectioned into 3 main areas, books, magazines/newspapers, and everything else. Fairly…read moreeasy to get round with a pushchair unless busy. The books are a good range of popular titles. The magazine range is very good. They also have a dvds, stationary, toys, sweets, drinks and a bureau de change. The store is clean, though its a bit over whelming trying to find the section you want. Theres rarely any staff around the store to ask anything about, you can only usually find them behind tills where they are busy serving. They are chatty and helpful, but limited to being behind the till.

This shop some how makes me rather more uneasy than other game shops, maybe its as it isnt as…read morerelaxed as others. The staff are happy to help, but can pester a little if the shop is empty. Their knowledge is good and they are happy to share it. Games are well organised, though the range of pre-owned games is very poor and is limited to the modern consoles. At game you can collect points which comes in very handy, especially if your a frequent game buyer.

Huge selection of dvds and Cds, a few t-shirts, games and consoles…read more Each are arranged into easy to find, labelled sections. Staff are friendly and helpful, though tend to stay behind the tills most of the time, which is annoying if theres a queue. Easy to get around with pushchair or wheel chair. Sales are good, but prices are normally better online

Its great - as it says - everything is £1…read more Apart from the specials they sometimes have which are more. The shop is a bit of an aladins cave. Some stuff will be overpriced - especially household cleaning products. Some stuff will be complete and total junk Some of it will look good but completely underperform But amongst that lot there will be some genuine bargains. Their christmas decorations tend to be great for the price. Its worth paying a regular visit there just to see what they've got in stock. Half terms can be a little bit hellish in there, as can christmas. But persevere and don't forget to use your elbows.

Since having a vermin scare this store has definately pulled its metaphorical socks up. It is now…read moremuch cleaner. Though quite a lot of the items sold are cheap tat, either looking awful or likely to fall apart in a few minutes you can find some amazing bargains in here, such as the books, milk, and small bottled drinks. Queues can be horrendous almost through out the day, though staff are always chatty and cheerful. You will rarely find a member of staff on the actual shop floor, so your not likely to get much help, but when everythings £1 thats not normally a problem. Poundland is always worth a look in whenever you go shopping nearby, just in case theres one of their fab bargain buys in there.

My wife thought she'd take advantage of the "kids eat free" over Easter. Advertised to be worth…read more£4.90. She arrived at about 13:30, to find they had run out of any hot food, and there was a solitary motley sandwich, and small yogurt pot that might satisfy a 3 year old. I suppose their "get out of gaol free card" is: subject to availability. This sort of thing does more damage to a company's reputation than not offering something for free. I suppose the old maxim still holds true: "There's no such thing as a free lunch." :-)

Debenhams does not appear to have maintained its brand image the same way as other department…read morestores, and subsequently suffers. At it's peak it was a proper department store with concessions selling musical instruments, computers, and all of the other things you would associate. It now carries perfumes and cosmetics, clothing, and a small homeware section. The perfum section competes poorly with the likes of Superdrug and the Perfume Shop, and the homeware section contains such a limited range of goods that the local Tesco eclipses it in usefulness. The restaurant is merely average, with no outstanding features.