Arguably the biggest store in the Overgate, it takes up three floors and offers a wide variety of…read moreproducts. There is a great selection of concession stands and usually has great 'mega days' in which to receive fantastic discount on items.

A great Debenhams, with men's, women's and children's clothing and accessories with a home…read moredepartment and cafe on the top floor. It is worth purchasing your perfume and make up there since they now have a beauty points card. Their nail bar is fantastic although it's not there all the time. Women's departments include Topshop, Dune, Oasis and Faith.

this store is poorly organised and sometimes can be like a jumble sale…read moresizes are quite small i always have to buy up a size or so to fit no mens dept in this store

Having recently gone through a renovation H&M has come out on top. The stores carries the 'Divided'…read morerange for younger people, the 'Hennes' range and not to mention a kids section as well. The staff have always been helpful when I've needed to locate an item and are usually friendly enough. It's found on the bottom floor of the Overgate centre so means it's alongside a variety of similar shops to help you find your perfect outfit!

A good branch of the ubiquitous Next, I always find the staff very pleasant. You can order from the…read moreDirectory online and pick it up for free from the store, handy for me as i live in the centre. Next kids clothes are always a highlight, but expensive- get in early morning for the sales though and you can get a bargain. not that the rest of the world dont think the same. You wouldnt believe how many people have nothing better to do at 7am on boxing day than go to next. like me!

A well placed Next store, located in the busy Overgate centre. Sells women's, men's and children's…read moreclothing. The home section is extremely small, however, and comprises a few photograph frames and cushions. Lovely perfume though!

Now I do like the baby gap stuff - I really do. You can pick up something really lovely and unusual…read moreand they really try and coordinate full outfits with matching accessories which is very cute and quite unusual for shops over here (they do it much more in the US in places like Gymboree). However, because the likes of Asda and Tesco have such lovely ranges for children now it comes down to price again. They are simply too expensive to justify spending on a baby that will have outgrown the outfit in 3 months. The shop is bright, clean and the range is easy to see quickly so all in all not a bad shop but not a great shop either!

I ethically hate myself every time i walk out of this place with a huge smile sporting numerous…read moreless than a fiver fashion must-haves that just get pushed to the back of the wardrobe or fall apart after one wear. But, times are hard, and thie super huge Primark is a welcome addition. Especailly for kids clothes!

This Primark is huge and great for a bargain. If it's basics you're looking for - socks, t shirts…read moreetc then this is the best store. There are always long queues but they go down quickly. The only thing I would say is probably relevant to all Primark stores and that is it can get extremely messy, especially the tables of folded items.

Beautiful, high quality woolen, cashmere and tweeds! My friend and I stopped here to look at their…read morewool and cashmere scarves and capes. We had just bought some cashmere and woolen accessories in Edinburgh, so we were curious how their prices and quality compare. Definitely the quality of their stuff is better, so their prices are higher. Beautiful scarves and capes though. Their tweed jackets are so beautifully tailored. I'm sure a tweed jacket from here will last a lifetime.