The Ashley Centre is Epsom town's shopping centre. I can still remember the excitement when it…read morefirst opened in Epsom, heralding an era of shopping under cover and the building of the one way traffic system in Epsom. These days, it's on the small medium size with a House of Fraser being the only department store. There are mainly chain stores, my most visited being Marks & Spencer and a recently opened Boots, which took over the entire area of the previously open air Kings Shade Walk. There are a few quirky shops like Cook, which offers high qualitty ready prepared meals. The Ashley Centre car park doubles as the town car park in the evenings and is convenient for the Epsom Playhouse and nearby restaurant row, South Street. It's A-OK but no more than that.

Welcome Carphone Warehouse to the Ashley Centre; just closed their High Street Shop and now are…read morehere.

Has been at the centre before Christmas,and although very new ,is a clean tidy shop…read morewith good space between the displays.

I don`t like to downgrade any particular shop ever, however they simply do not seem to cater for…read moresize 12 of anything.?

I was a loyal customer until I had to return a pair of sandals. I paid $82 dollars and was refunded…read more$60. After several emails, it was never explained why they pocketed the $20 and was basically told I'm "sh- -" out of luck! Never again..

Leatherhead town centre is a very strange place. With a very rich local population, I would have…read moreexpected a thriving and busy place but the reality is a sorry collection of shops which seem almost apologetic in their composition Fitting in with this, the Swan Centre is a strange shopping centre which is incorporated into the parade of shops on the west side of the small high street. There's a multi storey car park which I found very poorly signposted as to how to escape to the shops! I was however entertained by the very northern accent of the lift 'voices'. The car park lift unexpectedly dumped me into the Sainsburys supermarket and on the way back to my car, Sainsburys had shut and I had to walk all the way round onto the main road to get into the car park. There are about 15-20 shops, all major high street chain stores with a few local chains in the smaller shop units. Nothing inspiring and particularly memorable Free parking after 6pm is the best thing to say about this shopping centre

The Swan Shopping Centre is a clean and tidy environment in which to shop with a pretty display of…read moreplanters and a few benches on which to rest awhile. Their are 19 shops although three at the moment are vacant. It has a Next, Dorothy Perkins, WH Smith, Boots, Sainsbury's, Carphone Warehouse, Costa Coffee, Clinton Cards and Stead & Simpson along with Timpson, Munch and Holland & Barrett. Purrfect Pet is a huge shop offering everything for pets and wild birds and there is even a good barber, Company Man and Thomas Cook for your travel needs. So all in all a good useful shopping centre. There are lifts in Sainsbury's but also the Centre itself has two other lifts. The car park has great big arrowed signs on the walls in blue showing a clear way to the shops and it offers overnight parking for people wishing to stay in the Travelodge. The town has a market every Thursday and Sat and there is good disabled access with a Shopmobility scheme on the 2nd floor of the car park every Tues and Thurs. Leatherhead also boasts plenty of places to dine out and as it is on the edge of the beautiful Surrey Hills there is some wonderful countryside to enjoy with pleasant walks along the River Mole. Leatherhead hosts several events each year which take place in the town and in the Swan Shopping Centre - these are St George's Day festival, The Annual Duck Race, Halloween and a Xmas Festival. So not a bad place to have on your doorstep.

This is one of the very many local shopping centres nearest to me. It's okay, has got a massive…read moreDebenhams, Primark, Next, New Look and Sports Direct. It's very light as most of the ceiling is glass. It's also got other high street chains such as Robert Dyas, Diechmann, Accessorize, Claire's and Anne Summers. There are a few little independent stores as well which aren't too bad either and an awesome party store! For Sutton, it's not bad, however you still need to go to the main high street to access other shops. But it's small and suits the town. It could do with an H&M (as Sutton doesn't have one) and a better food court.

You have been warned! You cannot return items after purchasing them! They will tell you that you…read morehave 28 days to return/exchange an item but when you go back they will swing every story/covid etc to prevent it from happening! DO NOT BUY FROM THIS STORE!

Epsom can't compete against the large nearby retail towns like Kingston and Guildford…read more However, there is a small shopping centre, the Ashley Centre in town. House of Fraser is the lone anchor department store in the centre. Spread over 2 floors, it isn't the largest store and the range of goods isn't the biggest It's a shame that they don't have a food section

This is one of my more frequented shops in the Ashley Centre. There's something reassuring about…read morethe familiar Marks & Spencer sign - although their goods are likely to be manufactured abroad, I still associate the brand with quality. The shop can be conveniently accessed from inside the mall or from outside. The food section is on the ground floor and this sector has always performed well for M&S. The food tastes good and they're also trying hard to provide good value with their whole dinner for 2 for £10 offer. Upstairs, you'll find the menswear section. My only gripe is that quite often, it can be hard to find clothing in the more popular sizes. Not sure why stock levels of more median sizes are better maintained. I've also used their flower ordering service - once again, very efficient and recipients always appreciate any gift with M&S on the outside.

I have noticed an improvement in all round displays and access in the Epsom Store.read more

3 packs of softmints (spearmint) = 99p 3 packs of microwave…read morepopcorn (salted) = 99p 1 bag of The Natural Confectionery Co. (Dino mix) = 99p Business card display folder = 99p Yes i was excited to see this appear on my local high street, filling the empty space left by woolies... I went in casually, i didn't even get a basket. I browsed. I liked.