This is just another average 99p / £ shop like many that have suddenly popped up in the centre of…read morederby recently. This one probably has the biggest variety of stock and is in the westfield centre for convenience. The layout is quite simple and everything seems to be in a relevant place although the shopping aisles seem a little small and the shelves are usually packed very fully. The staff are not that friendly and i wouldn't really want a conversation with them anyway. They just want to get the queue down as quick as they can which is very efficient but not very customer friendly. This shop always seems to be extremely busy and it is hard to get around. There is a policy in this store: If the till operator does not give you a receipt, go to the manager and they will give you £5. Sounds good but they will always give you a receipt. The prices are very good and they offer some brill brands for the price that they offer. It is also useful when you don't have much cash and fancy a cheap drink. Probably the cheapest place in westfield.

I think the 99p store is a revelation. They have had them in other towns for a long while but This…read moreyear we finally got one in Derby, in the new Westfield centre. It is like my new favourite hang out as I know that whatever I need I am bound to find it in there. For instance, I have discovered Mr Muscle Frozen Lime and Vinegar wipes. They would probably be about £2 in Wilkinsons and they clean anything and everything for just 99p.They also sell 2litre bottles of Pepsi for 79p. I also bought a mop and bucket for 99p each. The best thing about the 99p store compared to the £shops is the variety of lines and there is so much more choice especially with the food and confectionery aisles. Just think if you spend £10 a week in Poundland then go to the 99p store and save 10p a week and those pennies will mount up :) Back to the reviewIt is well laid out with plenty of room to get round up and down the aisles with the major plus being the till staff. They are all very polite. They always say Hello and Goodbye and Please and Thank you and they are very fast. The queues go down very quickly without fuss. Also they are trained to give you a receipt every time so if they don't, you can go to the manager and he will give you a fiver!

the pound shop as we locals call it every thing from dvds to frozen puka pies all a £…read more can get very busy sells things that most pound shops sell but does have a frozen food section as well does ready meals frozen pizas and chips.

everythings a pound. what can be better than that. dvds, videos, toys, food, drinks, cards,…read morestationary and lots more. grab a bargin tomorrow or today .

IC Discounts is a Cash and Carry warehouse open to the general public. It is the perfect place to…read moreshop for a bargain whether you are looking for household items, toiletries, cleaning products, tools, toys, food, beverages or my favourite - sweets and chocolate! The prices are amazing especially on the toys which you can expect to get for a fraction of what you would pay in the big toy stores. Of course they don't have steady lines of items so if you see it you should get it straight away or they probably won't have it next time. I like to shop there for cleaning stuff and neccessities like Washing powder and toilet rolls. A huge box of washing powder just £2 which lasted a month has to be a bargain. The one thing you do have to be careful of is a lot of the food and chocolate is past the BB, SB dates but it usually makes no difference to the quality and taste. My problem is I go for a couple of things and come back with boxes full. You can pay by cash or if you spend over £10 you can pay by Debit card. Oh usual C&C rules apply. You have to be over 16 (My daughter is 16 and always gets asked for ID) You are allowed to take youngsters in if they fit in a trolley though. No bags allowed in the store but you can leave them in the little room.

Product range is similar to most pound stores. Some real bargains to be had. On street parking is…read morelimited.

Sad to see so many of the stores closing down - partially "The Amazon Effect" plus the leasing…read morecompany raising rents to point that even national chains like Bon Marche and Evans closing their doors :( Review #10 2020

Burton is still a great shopping centre.Its rated the 6th best shopping town in the Midlands and…read morehas virtually all the major stores including M&S, Primark,New look,Monsoon,River island, Top Shop/Top Man and big new stores for H&M and Next. Like a lot of towns it has suffered due to shops going into administration such as BonMarche ,and CVA's such as Evans, but it has lots of stores all in the 3 linked covered shopping centres. Car parking is plentiful, situated next to the shopping centres and is cheap. There is 4 hours free at Middleway and its free after 3pm in most of the council run car parks. Can really recommend a visit.

nice shop! whats not to love about ann summers! its a bit…read moresmall but all in all its well situated and the staff are really nice. shame i had the kids with me on my last visit else i would have gone in!

I do love this shop especially the quality of the underwear, some of it is expensive but you do get…read morewhat you pay for. The shop is nicely spread out and not too cluttered so you can shop in peace. They also have a great naughty section and guaranteed to make any man blush.

great shop. does some goths clothing, sells candles,has a cafe as well ,also does jewellery,bongs…read morecan be found in here at times. i have shopped at this shop many times.

This shop offers an array of bohemian and alternative gifts, jewellery and clothing. Stocking…read moreclothes like the unique and fabulous fairly traded Nomads range. Some of the silver jewellery encased behind glass is simply divine. Makes a refreshing change from Marks and Spencers and dare I say it Primark.

Very unhelpful and unpleasant experience today. At the cash register, once it is my turn after…read morequeueing, the sullen young woman "greets" me with "You OK?" (Everyone else too). Then starts ringing up my items - 4 large bath towels and 6 wash cloths - I hand her a big carrier bag to put them in. I wanted to see the prices to make sure that they were discounted properly. What am I thinking? - that I am a customer maybe?? But only the sullen woman can see the prices and so I must insist that she turns her screen around so that I can check. I pay, then I hear "You OK?" To the next in line and leaves me to wrestle with cramming the towels in the bag whilst putting my credit card and wallet away. Customer service? A big fat ZERO

Great shop, huge with lots of choice. Ideally placed just outside the town centre with ample…read moreparking. Sells lots of things you wouldnt expect from bedding to furniture and kitchenware in fact everything but the kitchen sink.They have lots of christmas specials in at the moment. Great for a mooch round on a wet day.

Time Consortium is a small jewelers situated in Ashby town centre. A traditional shop front tempts…read moreyou with affordable items in ranges like Kit Heath, Hot Diamonds and CAT watches, to name but a few, interspersed with the more expensive individual items. The inside of Time Consortium is warm and inviting, with gentle classical music in the background. Inside is packed with more watches, affordable necklaces and earings, as well as clocks and gifts like hip flasks. Time Consortium also do minor repair work, resizing of rings, fitting watch batteries etc. With friendly and helpful staff too, Time Consortium is a must visit everytime we go to Ashby.

Excellent service from a traditional jeweller. They supplied and fitted a new ostrich strap to my…read morewatch for a fraction of the price that the manufacturer charges for the job. It took 10 minutes and they even fitted the original clasp.

The original branch of Time Consortium is found in Winshill along the main country road from Burton…read moreto Repton, not near any town centre. A superb jewelers with a great range of reasonably priced items, as well as more individually handcrafted items, which are more expensive. The owner makes some of the jewelry himself and is happy to show you the facets of the precious stones under a microscope and explain how the rings are sized or rhodium plated. The shop itself has a security gate as you enter into what is a traditional old fashioned jewelers, with the workshop at the back. As well an impressive range of earings, necklaces, rings, there are also clocks and other gifts. A great place to find that truly special item!

Fantastic little place, I believe they also have a place in the shopping centre and also in Ashby…read morede la Zouch

Next has quite a reputation for being expensive but you definitley get what you pay for! The…read moreclothes are very well made and very comfortable and even if you go in there with nothing in mind you will find something you love. The shoes are so so comfortable, too! I never thought I'd say I own a pair of comfortable stilettos but thanks to Next, I do! The handbags are gorgeous, too. At the back there is a children and baby department and upstairs is menswear. There is also a small selection of gifts available.

I do find Next to be very overtrated and quite expensive. They do have a good range of womens, mens…read moreand childrens clothes. The accessories are pretty good but again are not cheap. I do like the range of christmas gifts and I only really tend to shop there in the new year sales. I did try mail order but I am opposed to paying £4 for a catalogue.