voluntary service in market harborough for families with children aged 0-5. offer a range of…read moreworkshops to meet needs of the area and you can self refer for access they run a couple of groups for new mothers and a mothers and toddlers group, they also help out at home if required.

Watford Gap is a motorway service along the M1 by J16 and 17, operated by Roadchef…read more It is separated into Northbound and Southbound depending on the direction of travel. I visited their Southbound services. On both sides, there is the traditional Roadchef offering of McDonald's, WHSmith and Costa. The Southbound location has the additional offering of Leon. It is quite small for a motorway service station in general, and the seating area is limited, but given the fact it's only 10 miles in each direction to the next motorway services, Rugby and Northampton, it's forgivable. Certainly not the largest or most attractive motorway service location, but certainly does the job, the 24-7 McDonald's is useful as it provides hot food that can cater to dietary requirements including my gluten-free requirements at all hours of the day (or night). I wouldn't stop here though unless directly targeting either McDonald's or LEON as there is much better along the M1. 3*

Very good place with a plenty of different food. Coco di…read moremama Italian pasta 5 Stars Fresh food caffe 5stars Chozen Noodles Asian food 5 stars

This place is brilliant!…read more My sister and all her bridesmaids had all their dresses altered here a few years ago, so although there isn't much written about stitches online, I knew they are a good local option for alterations. I had my wedding dress made for me in Hong Kong, but they made it a teeny bit too big for me, and slightly too long (as I hadn't chosen my shoes yet when I ordered it...) so I popped in here to get it taken in a little. I called up before we arrived, but they told me I didn't need to make an appointment. I put on my dress, they pinned it up, and then I came back a couple of weeks later to pick it up. The second time I tried it on, my dress was a teeny bit too small (I probably ate too much- Oops) so the tailor sent me away for an hour while she let it out half an inch. It now looks perfect, and it was only £40 for all the alterations. Most wedding alternations in London cost £140-£300, so I am sooo glad I came to Rushden instead! Phew! :)

This has been one of the easiest things we have set up while in England. We popped in on Saturday…read moreto learn about the services provided, as I'd like to setup laundry service for my grandparents. The proprietor was kind and cheerful, and respectful of the "convincing" that still needed to take place on my grandparents side. EIS took our laundry on Tuesday night, delivered it back on Friday, clean and ironed!! I wish I had this service at home!

I had the pleasure of meeting both Michael and Gary on my trip to Stoke-on-Trent. The service they…read moreprovide is second to none. Both drivers were extremely polite and made the drives relaxing and comfortable. Their cars were spacious, clean and quiet. Conversation was pleasant, even in the early morning hours en route to the airport. Thank you!

A great little charity shop based just inside the Coventry Road. The had a refit about a year ago…read moreto spruce the shop up a bit, and I will admit it was a little worrying when for a while after it looked more like a boutique than a charity shop, but it is settling back into itself nicely now. Sells all the clothes, bric a brac, books etc you would expect (although no childrenswear, and toys can be a bit hit and miss), along side some great quality new goods such as wooden toys, gifts and seasonal ranges. The staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful. Wheelchair/buggy access can be a bit tight due to space allowances, and there is one step into the building.

Today, I visited a Age UK second-hand shop in Market Harborough with the intention of trying on…read morefive items. However, I was informed that it was not permissible to try more than two items at a time. I endeavored to remain composed despite feeling quite upset. At the checkout, I politely inquired whether I could return the shoes if they proved to be too large. Although I had tried them on in the shop and found them too big, I thought they might be suitable for my mother. In response, I received an extremely rude and elevated reply. In my twenty years residing in this country, this was the first occasion I felt unwelcome as a foreigner. This experience was particularly unexpected coming from a second-hand shop and especially from an elderly lady.

The best charity shop in Harborough now Rainbows has gone. Lots of bargains in clothes, household,…read morebooks, CDs and toys & games, with some childrenswear. Also new cards, hosiery etc and occassional nic-nacs. The ladies who work there are lovely, friendly and always welcoming. I find it almost impossible to pass without popping in, and rarely come away empty handed, especially if I have the children with me as they love delving through the baskets of little toys under the shelves. The ladies will also happily clamber into the window display or delve into the storeroom if you're looking for something in particular, and always price things reasonably.

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