Fabulous gallery - great selection of jewellery and friendly staff. I always buy my friends'…read morepresents here and they always love them. Plus I'm still getting compliments on the butterfly necklace I bought here 4 years ago!

this shop is situated in chineham shopping centre next door to tescos, they have a small selection…read moreof womens and childrens clothes and you can also pick up slippers and socks at a great price, but i find that they dont always have a huge amount of stock and the sizes can be a bit different to other shops, the clothes are not of a great quality but you have to expect that if you buy cheap! the staff are very helpful and i always get served quickly here, and of course you dont have to pay for parking, overal worth a look if you are doing your shopping at tescos

I do like this shop, I've had los of items from here over the years. Most recently a gorgeous red…read morethrow. They have clocks, ornaments, cushions, tea towels and lighting. So go for it!

Really lovely shop with a great history. During Christmas they have more of the house open for a…read morefestive shopping section, so you can look around a bit more. They've had some lovely new ranges more recently and I love that they switch up their collections so it's always worth popping in.

The Merchants house was built in the 17th century for a silk merchant called Thomas Bailey…read morefollowing the great fire of Marlborough. The house is open on the weekend (from about May to October), and always has a friendly guide to show you round. Even if you've been before it's worth going again because they are constantly rediscovering old features and restoring it to its former glory. This is a wonderful opportunity to see the progress of historical reconstruction. Added bonus - there is always live 17th-century music in the house on Saturdays. Also - If you enjoy concerts, and live in the area, then make sure you ask them for their list of events. They are always high-calibre and thoroughly enjoyable if you like that sort of thing. (And I do)

This shop is on the High Street in Wootton Bassett with parking in the road right outside the shop…read more They sell just about everything from hardware, motor accessories, DIY stuff and pet food and accessories. A very well established shop which has been on the High Street for many, many years. A well stocked and staffed shop. Very helpful staff.

I love this place and should carry a backpack or large tote bag every time I visit. The store is…read moresplit between two shops right next to each other, but I haven't even bothered with the other side. On one occasion I thought, "I'll have a peek at the other shop and see what they have... or... I could just go straight to the yarn." So I went straight to the yarn! While the shop is small and makes for very cozy shopping when there are lots of customers (and I never see the place dead), they manage to pack a lot of items into the shop. I would almost say that they have more selection of colors and style of yarn than my local Hobbycraft! At the back is the yarn, careful if the door is shut as some customers/staff come through the back door as you are browsing. There are knitting needles, crochet hooks, and other various items hanging on the back wall/door as well. Some of the skeins are in cubbies, some are in baskets on the floor, and there is another shelf with bags of yarn. I thought at first I needed to ask to get into the bags, however, the staff are usually quite busy, so help yourself. In the area next to the yarn is fabric and in the center of the store is a table to measure and cut fabric. The front of the store seems to be more for buttons, needles, ribbons, and other sewing supplies. They do take credit cards if you are building your yarn stash, but there are cash machines nearby if you are just buying small items. Some of the staff are very friendly, others not so much, but they are helpful and efficient, which I think is more important. Although when one of the men that work at the store bagged up my yarn, he very kindly said, "If the colours are not correct, please come back and we will help." I like that as sometimes the dye lots are not the same or you are buying from memory. I haven't yet asked if they can special order yarn, but with the amount of business they do, I get the feeling that they may be able to help.

A great little shop in Havelock Street. Stuffed full of sewing/knitting stuff. Dress patterns,…read moreknitting wool, fabrics, buttons, ribbons, etc etc. Also everything you might need for soft toy making. Not much room to move so if there are a couple of customers in there at the same time best keep still! Helpful staff.

While visiting the standing stones Of Avebury, we had weather. So you need a umbrella and there…read morewere 3 types and ranges for us to pick from. Great shop

One of the best National Trust shops I've been in - it's really beautiful. Gorgeous gifts of all…read morekinds, from fine china and table linen to books, unusual toys and Christmas decorations. Everything is superb quality. As a result, many things are quite expensive, although there are plenty of lower-cost items, like small toys. I bought a torch shaped like a Penguin (with 'everlasting battery!) and a very pretty Advent calendar, both £5. Friendly staff too.

The range of toys and items in this shop is very varied - you can find things here you never knew…read moreexisted before. All very fun and entertaining. The building is welcoming and brightly coloured, and the staff are entertaining and friendly to customers. The items range in price from 40p erasers to more expensive toys and oddities, but all seeming reasonably good value.

Very quirky shop with great staff who are playing with the items on sale…read more The things on sale are different to most shops. Chocolate mushrooms and chocolate potatoes!! Toy fluffy cats and dogs that look like they are breathing! Staff were great, one spent 10 minutes changing a battery for me.