Lots of stock here- no doubt you can get some very good buys, but i will only go in the week in the…read moremorning when it is quiet. When it gets busy it looks a bit like a jumble sale and you really have to root. Think it a bit too well stocked really! There is no changing rooms - but they do have very flexible returns policy, and there are toilets not too far away where you could do your trying on.

This shop can be great some days and a bit of a let down on others. There is no doubt that there is…read morealways plenty of stock from men and women and some for children, babies and home. There are also plenty of accessories too. However, it is worth noting (much to the annoyance of many customers I have noticed) that there are no changing room facilities in this Next store although you are reminded that you can take items back to any other Next store (not much good when you're planning to where it that evening and it's 6pm!). Oddly, I spotted other brands including Levis and Puma for sale here last time I visited.

I always find TK Maxx a bit underwhelming. I like a bargain but as most of the stock here is…read moreexpensive to begin with even when the prices have been reduced they still look expensive to me. Occasionally some genuine bargain will crop up but not often. I think it's more a shop for people who are more brand conscious than I am.

l'm a big fan of all T.K. Maxx stores and this is no exception. l regularly go over to Birkenhead…read morefrom Liverpool solely to look there. Of course we have our own branch in Liverpool city centre and at Speke, but it's always worthwhile looking in different branches as unlike most other chain-stores, you will always find completely different things.

If you have not tried these shops, they are the best! They sell a large variety of toys, arts and…read morecrafts, dried food as well as toiletries. They don't sell all brands, but a lot, and some of the toys are only there for a short time. It is definatley worth a look for kids presents - they are so cheap you will find that you just buy them to keep. This is one of the bigger stores - so even more bargains!

This is one of a number of branches of OFS opened in a former Woolworths store in North West Wales…read more They sell a range of goods including clothing and homewear and it's possible to dig out a bargain or two if you're lucky. For my money this isn't the best discount retailer around but worth a look if you're passing.

American footwear company Skechers has pride of place in the retail designer outlet village known…read moreas Cheshire Oaks. Set amongst a backdrop of industrial estates and motorways lies a myriad of discount stores for many big name brands. The Skechers outlet sells many of the Skechers range shoes, roughly 25% cheaper than they are in big high street shops. However, if you shop here in their sale period, you can expect to get shoes for up to 70% cheaper than they are in the shops! Meaning you can pick up a pair of decent trainers for about 20 quid. They sell Skechers famous; work out while you wear shoes for about 20 quid less than you would normally have to buy them for. You know the oddly shaped shoes for people who are too lazy to go to the gym that apparently tone up your legs and backside as you walk to McDonalds, then the pub, then home for a carry out! Worth a look if you visit Cheshire Oaks though because as with most of the shops here, they get new stock in all the time. So you're bound to come across a bargain or two if you're prepared to spend a bit of time mooching around!

ive only been a few times lov the place wish there was one in brum all merryhill dudley and…read morestourbridge woodent have to travel so far to get there but thay have great stock in love the place for great bargains

If you're after bargains and you've got the time to browse, this is a great store. It's absolutely…read morehuge and full of old Argos stock at great prices. I don't know how the system works as some of the stock they have was in Argos six or seven years ago (where has it been in the meantime?) but it's well worth a look. The items are good quality and have been well stored, but the shop can be very difficult to get around. There is just a massive amount of stock there, and it is often not clearly marked (plain brown boxes etc). So you may have to do some digging around, and keep your eyes peeled. You could miss some great stuff! I think the place could do with its own catalogue, but that's probably not viable considering they likely get daily deliveries of random old Argos stock. So heartily recommended, but you have to go in with either a great amount of luck or a lot of time to really get the most out of it.