This place is the original TK Maxx before TK Maxx was invented. This shop is on 2 floor and stocks…read moremens, womens and childrens clothing and some accessories. This is a rummage at best items are laid out by type (i.e. trousers, skirts, t-shirts etc) and by size. Yes some items are factory seconds but some aren't and if you find an item you like if there doesn't seem to be anything obviously wrong with it check it. Some imperfect items will have an imperfect label on the price tag but not always. Common flaws on the clothes sold: broken zips missing buttons loose threads seam not stitched pen marks Zips can be mended and if you need a replacement zip then go into one of the charity shops nearby as they stock zips from items that were too worn for sale and these are usually about 10p. Again the same with missing buttons. Loose threads can be cut and missing seams can be stitched. The pen marks is a common one and biro washes out. I managed to get Bench trousers for a fiver and a Ben Sherman top for £1. You have to be patient looking through this store and its always busy. There are a couple of changing rooms but these aren't that big. Word of advice about the jeans they sell, never take it for granted the size it says they are and what they actually are are the same. Some of the jeans they get are mislabeled so try things on or measure them. Staff are friendly and helpful. Brand names I've seen in this store are bench, Ben Sherman, Monsoon, M&S, Primark, TopShop, Levis and Lipsy and there are many more.

for those of you that love TK Maxx, come along here, high street knock offs form as little as £3…read morefor a piar of jeans. Brilliant for those who are handy with needle and thread too as the slightly damaged items go really cheap!

Convenient local store for buying essentials like eggs, milk and bread. Also has a reasonable range…read moreof wines. Staff are friendly and helpful. Worth downloading the app for extra discounts. I only wish that they were open longer on Sunday as most Co-op stores seem to be.

Well laid out, it feels more like a country store than a supermarket. A good range of products on…read moreoffer in a pleasantly lit environment. A tad on the pricey side although there are offers if you seek them out. Staff are friendly and helpful. Decent sized car park. A supermarket for the 21st Century.

I have been using this bookshop for the last 5yrs or so. I live in France but regularly return to…read morethe UK, staying in Lancaster, not far from where the shop is based. Both Carolyn and her daughter Kati are so very helpful, knowledgeable and patient. Response to my email requests for books is prompt and when there is ever an issue over availability, this is quickly resolved, often by suggestions of books of a similar genre. This is a small shop, staffed by professional and passionate readers. Please use the small shops, they often offer so much more to customers. It doesn't matter that the shop isn't on your doorstep, they will send parcels anywhere! In the world of Amazon and Waterstones, let there by more like Storytellers at Lytham Saint Annes, please.

Beautiful little local bookstore. Recently expanded from children's to general books. They run a…read morelocal monthly book club as well.

The shop is clean and the layout is good for prams and wheelchairs. The shop is located in the town…read morecentre. There are often offers on books, CDs and DVDs. Also on sale are newspapers, magazines, stationary, birthday cards, and computer games. There is a big selection of books available even though the store is quite small.

Bargain heaven....You remember that scene from devil's advocate when Keanu questions Al Pacino why…read morehe's traveling on the dirty subway even when he's a multi millionare. "Never let them see you coming"!!! What a line!! You see people with money, who have always had it aren't that bothered about showing it off!! It's those who have recently acquired wealth are the ones flashing it, unwittingly flashing also their stupidity in the process!! The reason I make this point is that there will be a lot of people who look down upon not so much this place but places like £stretcher. "Wouldn't be caught dead in there" is something I have heard in the past in casual banterous conversation. The brutal honest truth en mi opinion behind such casual remarks is that people who have a little bit of wealth do not want to be seen amongst people with little or no wealth. Now I'm not going to apologize for calling a cow a cow folks because under all the subliminal messages and "joking" aside this is how it is!! Sad and pathetic isn't it? We are living in the 21st century yet STILL..... there seems to be a casting system very much in place, albeit in the periphery of our social psychological dimensions!!! I want to officially now to declare myself out of this school of thought!!!! I love £stretcher and I love B&M prices here are well off the retail price and that is ok with me. Although I do have one complaint!!! Whilst looking for some furniture a particular Bed frame was actually more expensive here than in that DreamZzz place. Shocking!!! I thought you were meant to be the cheapest place B&M?????? Joking aside this place really is fantastic for finding those amazing photography pictures, Eiffel tower in black and white New York pictures et al as well as lots of other things to decorate your home. Check it out for yourself.

Excellent shop, sells many products without having to travel to the bigger tesco store in…read moreblackpool. Open till late and good location.

This local store used to have a really good village type feel bout it, staff always had time for…read moretheir regulars. Sadly now it's become about cramming in as many items into the store as possible. The staff no longer have time to make you feel welcome and it just feels like another robot store with the emphasis on stack it high and sell sell sell. I have gone back to co-op

If I could give this place no stars I would. Tried everything they asked in order to get emergency…read morecancer treatment drugs that I needed. Obstructive, unhelpful and actually almost vindictive in attitude when challenged. Deliberately put up obstacles in order not to help. Walked around the corner to Tomlinsons and was sorted in three minutes. Pharmacy needs closing, use a local one with staff who care.

Although this is a smaller branch of boots it has quite a good range of products. They have a…read morepharmacy, photo proceesing desk, baby products, cosmetics and more. The pharmacy is really good and if there is something that you need and they don't have in then they will get it for you within a day or two at most. The staff are all really helpful and the store is always clean. The aisles are a bit of a squeeze with a pram is the only negative I can think of.

This is a small store that is packed full to bursting. If you have a pram or young children with…read moreyou then I would avoid it at all cost. The store itself has a good range and the staff are all helpful and polite. They have a small shoe section, an even smaller young girls section and the rest is broken up into evening and casual wear. The size of the store is what lets it down as there is only just enough room to walk around with one person on each aisle.

New Look is one of the only women's clothes shop in St Annes square. The store is small but has…read moremainly a good range of stock. There is ladies wear, childrens wear shoes and accessories available. There are often items discounted. The store doesn't have the new look inspire range for larger sizes which could be on of the stores downsides. The prices of the clothes are reasonable and aimed at 20-30 year olds. There is a new store opened in Blackpool Houndshill shopping centre which has a bigger range which includes menswear, the inspire range and younger children' clothes.