We entrusted our pride and joy to Exeter Street Auto-Centre after calling in to speak to the guys…read morein person to get a feel for the place before we decided what to do. Everyone we encountered were polite, informative and friendly and they were all happy to chat making the decision for us easy to make. Sure, you can trawl around looking for cheaper and you may save a couple of quid here or there but you are getting good service and quality care for your car along with piece of mind. So, thankyou Halfords and all of the staff for your good work and we will be back.

Just wanted to say a huge 'thank you' for the service offered to me and my sick Toyota. I dropped…read morein with the engine losing power and pumping out loads of black toxic smoke. Admittingly it took a few days and a couple of return visits but the front of house care from Carl and the tenacity and attention of mechanic Ivan (with input from Dmitri) tracked down the faulty sensor and valve and now 'all is well'. The team were polite and professional at all times and they kept me well informed throughout the period.

I found this shopping mall has nearly everything under its roof, the roof lets in alot of daylight,…read morethere are three levels with a food court on the third with Burgerking, Spud-u-LIke, and others. The range of stores here are mostly for clothing with New Look, Next, but also jewellers, music store of HMV but no store to buy an electiric shaver. Conclusion is many top brand stores here with easy access for wheelchairs with elevators from level to level and not many steps. There is a car parking lot that is connected with more elevators however there is a charge for parking at a ticket machine before you leave so beware how long you are staying as the longer there the more will be charged.....crazy Rated a struggling 2 stars as carparking should be free.

I like this shopping centre, it brings the centre of Plymouth into the 21st Century. It is easy to…read moreget to and parking is easy. You pay as you leave which is great as I never have any spare change! All of your usual chain shops can be found here and you can stay dry now whilst you do your shopping. Coffee shops galore, so you won't go thirsty! The downside for me is that House of Fraser and Debenhams remain out of the centre, so despite it all being very convenient to shop inside, you need to have your coat if you are planning to venture to either of these or beyond. Overall a welcome addition to what was a dreary town centre. There are lots of Plymothians who dislike it, but you can't please everybody!

Rame Head is an amazing place and I find it quite hard to put into words how wonderful it really is…read more but I will try! It is about twenty minutes from the Torpoint Ferry, this links Plymouth with Cornwall. You will need to have a car, and the roads are very narrow and winding to get there, so be prepared! It is hars to explain how to get there, but stick on the main road and follow the signs for Whitsand Bay, then signs for Rame Head. You will pass a church and then a small row of houses, then you follow the narrow lane and get to a large car park. You can park there for free which is good, and then you can walk down and then back up to the ancient church that is on top of the cliff. It is spectacular the amazing views out over the sea, and you will be in ore with the beauty of this place! A little hard to find, ask someone for directions in Cornwall as this is probably best. On a really good day this place will truly take your breathe away! Also a really nice place to see the sun set.

Stunning location in Cornwall, close to Mount Edgcumbe. This a a brilliant vantage point to watch…read morethe passing yachts. There is a large car park nearby, so parking is good, but for those with limited mobility, it is a fair walk to the point itself. Never busy but wild and unspoilt all year around.