RDA is a great shop if you're looking for a bargain. It seems to work in a similar way to Home…read moreBargains and similar stores, stocking end of line products at very low prices. There's a massive range of items ranging from food and alcohol to pet supplies, tools, cleaning products and toiletries. The lsit really is endless and the prices are rock bottom! There's also a warehouse at the back of the store that sells fantasticly made furniture at a fraction of what you'd expect to pay in high end department stores. The staff are friendly and helpful. The only problem is that once it's gone, it's gone. So if you spot something you like, make sure you stock up on it whilst you have the chance!

RDA is a bargain hunters dream with a wide selection of items available from furniture to furniture…read morepolish.The store itself is rather down at heel but who cares about the surroundings when the prices are so low.At the rear of the store is a huge free carpark so no probs about parking

It's sad to see so many small shops closing due to disuse by the locals in favour of supermarkets…read more People need to use their local corner shops more before they disappear completely. A lot of elderly people can't travel to these big out of town supermarkets, so where do they get their day to day groceries? I'm glad that Mulla's is still on the map. It's local, compact, and stocks almost everything you need in an emergency.

This is a fairly cheap and chearful shopping centre in accrington town centre. It has free parking…read moreand is served cy tons of bus routes so is really easy to get there. The centre is indoors and has always seemed clean and tidy but the choice of stores could be better theres a dorothy perkins new look and other chain stores but also a few scruffy looking independant clothes stores. Theres a good size marks and spencer with the usual range of clothing home wares and food. Theres a few really cheap stores within the centrw the most marked being ethal austin which really is dire untidy with very low quality stock I do visit this centre whenever I visit family but cannot say that I would make an effort to visit her on purpose.

I visited the B&M Accrington store to check if, like previous visits to various B&M stores around…read morethe country, they were still selling what I would call poor quality, shoddy & quite suspect looking products. Yet again I saw the same suspect products. It seems to me that the amount of counterfeit products that this company may be selling is truly shocking! B&M have recently been featured on the TV consumer awareness programme 'Fake Britain' selling a potentially life threatening counterfeit children's night light which could easily set on fire & could cause serious injury or even death to a child or family. When looking at all the B&M products, I fear that this is definitely not an isolated case & that this company may be buying & selling mass amounts of counterfeit goods mostly purchased from China; (which is now known as the counterfeit capital of the world & it's said that 70% of the world's seized counterfeit goods come from China.) It's not just toys that are being counterfeited; air-fresheners that have carcinogenic chemicals in them, dangerous fake medicines & tablets, beauty products, food & drink, clothes & even pet food - all these things are being counterfeited on a massive scale. Look at the alarmingly huge amounts of bad reviews of the products that this company buys & sells & it appears clear to me that there is a real issue with cheap, bad quality, faulty & potentially dangerous, possible counterfeit goods being off-loaded onto the un-suspecting public; who are just trying to save money in this time of economic trouble. This company sells a lot of what appears to me to be very under priced products ranging from paracetamol tablets to vitamins & medicines, from air fresheners to beauty products & from hair dryers to children's toys to televisions. We must ask ourselves why is all this stuff so cheap? Imagine if, like the 70% of all seized counterfeit goods coming from China, that 70% or more of the products that this company sells is indeed counterfeit, & poses a real danger to people & animals, families & their children's lives. I would urge people to research what I've wrote here & about the monstrous level at which counterfeit goods are being brought into this country & are being sold throughout the high street by companies such as B&M which have been exposed by the 'Fake Britain' consumer awareness TV programme. Although some may not find my review helpful right now and may not agree with what I've wrote, hopefully it will still have some kind of bearing on whether or not you choose to buy products from B&M in the future and/or at least make you think about whether or not the product you are buying from them is counterfeit & dangerous to yourself and to your children. Thank you.

Home Bargains is located in the pendle rise town centre in Nelson. The items they sell are really…read morecheap. they sell a wide range of home items, cosmetics and food. the sell cans of cola for 27p which is truely a bargain. i really enjoy spending time in this store as i will never leave empty handed. there something for everyone

I know nothing about antiques or the value of old stuff but I know a nice set of teacups when I see…read moreone (visually, not valuable). At the door laid out on a long cabinet was a set of 6 beautifully flowery teacups and saucers, only one with a crack in. I was expecting them to be expensive since they were displayed in a prominent position so I didn't ask how much they were. The shop itself is massive, spread out over two floors, there is everything you could ever imagine and more. I found two what I know now to be called "Tennis Sets" which is a teacup on a plate big enough for a piece of cake! YES! What an idea. So upon paying for my two tennis sets I asked how much the beautiful teacup set at the door was. And within two minutes it was packed up and in my van!

Tesco have just opened their new store in Accrington. Before this, there was only an Asda and an…read moreAldi, so I definitely welcome another store. The store is very easy to find, it is based where the Accrington college used to be situated. The car park is under the actual store, so is very large, although I always find that under-store parking seems to be dark, maybe a few more lamps wouldn't go amiss. There are two cash-points at the main entrance and I quite like the box with two foot-prints painted on the outside of them, to show people to stand back when waiting, I personally loathe people standing to near me when I use an ATM. Just inside the entrance on the right is a play area for the kids, you will notice when entering the store that there is enough light, as the window-walls are next to the 'Travelator' that you go up to the shopping level. Of course, the store is an 'Extra', so it offers grocery, electronics, clothing, pharmacy and has a stylish cafe just as you get to the shopping floor. The aisles are very wide, so it's great to get round, this in fact is the reason I shop here, also down to the fact that the Tesco is new, so it's fairly quiet at most times, I think this is down to the locals being loyal to Asda, but I would recommend they try Tesco out at least once or twice, it's a lot bigger than Asda and I find that there is more on offer at Tesco.

they have a nice selective range of shoes for everybodys needs. i have bought many shoes from here…read morein the past and they have always been fantastic quality and have always lasted me a long time. the store is very big and has many mirrors so that you can try and see what they look like

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.