Though this shop is now called M&Co. most people probably still think of it as McKays ( I know I…read moredo). However, the chain has come a long way in recent years and is now a great place to find ladies clothes and accessories, kid's clothes and men's clothes. The Egham branch carries the following ranges: ladies, Plus, Petite, accessories, lingerie, kids, teen girls (called Kylie), mens, shoes and home (though there's only a very small amount of homewares. I particularly like the jewellery ranges they do and have bought things here very cheaply that have been admired by friends who thought I'd spent much more. The Plus range is good too, though some of the fabrics aren't as good as they could be. The majority of it is great and I have loads of things I've bought from here.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The store had a great ambiance and was really…read morepleasant to shop in.

I just wanted to say that I spent an excellent time shopping in here. I got these lovely boots on…read moresales as well as some nice clothes. I will definitely be shopping here again soon.

This is a small branch of the Bon Marche chain which says it specialises in clothes for the 45+…read morelady. However, I'm around that age and am generally by far the youngest person in the shop when I visit. Most of the clothes are not styles I would wear, but they're very good for basics, particular summer clothes like vest tops, linen-type trousers etc. Recently they've been selling a range designed by David Emanuel which is made up of really quite stylish pieces which you can mix and match with other items. Most of the Bon Marche range goes up to size 24 and the David Emanuel range goes up to a 22. The only real problem with the Staines branch is that there's too much in it, too many rails crammed into too small a space, so you can struggle to move around.

I visited Piajeh in Weybridge for the first time in a while recently and it still remains one of…read morethe best and most unique boutiques in Surrey. It's been in Weybridge for around 15-16 years now. They've always had such a variety of different things and rarely ever the same item is available again, so best to grab it when you see it, try it on and buy it there and then, or it will be gone quickly. There is something for everyone here, casual everday and anytime pieces, cashmere tops, party dresses, evening wear, gorgeous shoes and trendy boots for all occasions and a fabulous selection of costume jewellery, a few bags and belts. Don't expect any bargains as Piajeh is a top end boutique, but it's always worth a look out for one-off creations that are on sale. I would describe Piajeh as a treasure trove for anyone with a unique eye for fashion and if you're after something different that nobody else you know will also have in their wardrobe. A sister Piajeh boutique (same owner) opened in the Summer of 2012 in Wimbledon village, haven't visited that shop yet.

This Staines shop is a small branch of the plus-size ladies fashion chain Evans…read more It's very small, but crams a lot of clothes rails into a tight space which can make for awkward shopping, given that the clientele (including me) are of generous proportions! The security alarm goes off a lot as some of the merchandise is right up against it. There's a reasonable representation of the full Evans range here, but it seems that some sizes are more popular than others so sell out quickly and aren't replaced. This can make for a disappointing shopping trip if you've come in to look for something in particular. It's not uncommon to see something on the Evans website or in a magazine, but not be able to find it in this branch. The emphasis is on the more casual ranges, rather than office wear, and there's usually only a small amount of partywear around Christmas. There is some underwear, nightwear and shoes, along with a reasonable amount of jewellery. The jewellery range is great value and the chains etc are longer than in most shops so you can be sure it fits. There are often price reductions and sales here, which is fortunate as sometimes the quality of the merchandise isn't great. T-shirts in particular tend to look ok till you wash them and then the seams twist round and the shape goes. The staff who work in the shop during the week are great and have been there for a while so know what they're doing. The weekend staff isn't as great so things like refunds and ordering items in from other branches can take longer.

With a large range of top quality clothes the Weybridge shop has a special section for Vintage and…read moreDesigner labels. All presented in a clean and fresh condition, there are many high fashion items as well as classic pieces. Usually well stocked with Accessories and Jewellery, though items turn over quickly. Nicely displayed china tea sets, original paintings and prints, kitchen items, frames etc. Very reasonably priced. Books C.D.s, DVDs and records are next door in their specialist Book Shop. Very friendly staff devoted to helping keep the Weybridge Hospice open.