There are loads of cards in this shop and they are really cheap, i think they are the cheapest in…read moreerdington. The shop is bright and clean and they sell a wide range of gifts as well as cards. They have some fantastic bargains round and outside the shop. However the shop is tiny and i would not recomend taking a pushchair or wheelchair round this shop.

Brillant range of cards here. The only downside is that the shops quite small so you would not be…read moreable to push a pushchair around easily. The staff are very friendly and will help you look for what you want. There are often queues here though but they go down very quick. Would recommand people have a look to find some great bargains.

Lovely stall holders , lots of friendly people come and visit the market in search of a bargin or…read moretwo

Vrey bright shop, very wide aisles so its easy to move pushchairs/wheelchairs around. There is a…read morewide range of great cards and gifts so you will find exacly what your looking for here. The cards are great quality alough they can be a bit expensive compared to some of the other shops around. Well worth a look though.

I hate myself for loving Poundland, but I really, really do. Between bargain kitchen items, branded…read morebathroom products and the occasional "once in a lifetime" find (Benefit make up, anyone?), I tend to spend a lot of money and time in here. My most recent find of note was import Jolly Rancher gummy sweets. Now, I LOVE Jolly Ranchers; but not enough to sink a good £4 a box in my local import sweet emporium. When they're £1 a box - it's really hard to say no! Poundland, sadly, only gets 3 stars. I reckon it's probably more like a 3.5 really - but the layout of the store seems to change every blinkin' week (making finding stuff a nightmare) and the staff are very hit and miss with their customer service. It can also be very dirty and poorly managed in busy periods (meaning a long wait for the tills). If you need something for crafting, it's a great place to start. I have found great little kits here for making greetings cards and embellishments for presents - meaning you can make your gift look extra special without paying a fortune for a fancy gift box or a ribbon. If you have been put off visiting Poundland in the past, I urge you to give it a go. You honestly never know what you might find and it's a good place to start when stocking the bathroom cabinet.

Love poundland, great store to find small things for party or if you just want snacks. I love how…read morethey have lots of till and always with staff and lines go so quick. I always worry when I want get something quick and leave and you see such a long line waiting to pay. But they're very efficient and I'm out in few minutes. Ofcourse great location and lots of stuff they sell. I always see something new I never knew Pounland sold. Bread, Milk, Meat :S.....watch out tescos and sainsburys.

If you don't fancy heading to the centre of Birmingham for shopping heaven (why not?!) this…read moreshopping park has a number of flagship stores and eateries. Best of all the car parking is free, although as you can imagine finding a space at the weekends can be tricky so I would advise getting here early. Next, Boots (with a mini Waitrose inside), Topshop, Oasis and many more are here. If you are feeling hungry there is a Frankie and Benny's, Nandos, and Harvester and well as a few coffee places to try. All in all a worthwhile place to visit to stock up on the essentials.

As I'm currently the Duchess of the Fort, it would be rude not to review the place!…read more For me, this is quite local a I live just a couple of miles away. It's a typical out of town shopping centre with all of the high street familiars in one open space, so not at all an indie heaven, but useful if you need a Boots or M&S. It also has a BHS, Dorothy Perkins, Evans, and Carephone Warehouse, to name but a few. There's plenty of coffee, cake and food options including Starbucks, Costa Coffee, M&S Cafe and eateries such as Nandos, Harvester and Frankie & Bennies. There's plenty of free parking (it does get very busy around Christmas, and sometimes of a weekend) and it feels less claustrophobic than some shopping centres, being open air and built in a big loop. As far as these things go, it's decent enough, well maintained and with plenty of options.