Rock Bottom is a discount store selling a wide variety of different items at rock bottom prices…read more They sell kids toys and bits for around the house from cushions to tin openers and all sorts of other bits. Good place to go if you are starting a new home and need loads of basic bits and can't afford to spend a lot lets face it who can when they're just starting out eh! You do have to watch the quality on some of the stuff, I've seen bits in there which yeah they're cheap, but they're so flimsy it would be false economy buying them as you'd waste money in the long run coz they'd only last 10 minutes. It's also pretty inaccessible if you need a wheelchair, the isles aren't wide enough to get one round, and I don't think they have a lift so you wouldn't be able to get upstairs. Add to that the big step at the door and it's not an easy shop to access unless you're walking.

Maisies has been around since I was a kid, I remember my mum bringing me in here to get me trainers…read morefor gym class and things because they were cheap and cheerful. They still do all the same sort of stuff for kids at school but they also do quite a good range of t-shirts and shirts in really large sizes from xl up to 5xl and one or two even bigger ones. Although at a glance these larger sizes aren't cheap, if you look at the prices you pay elsewhere for the same stuff, they're actually pretty good, although it's not really great that just because you're a bit bigger you have to pay double the cost for stuff. I got a shirt in here for a family member who was moaning he was struggling to find something and he was really pleased with it. It's not a fancy store, pretty basic looking inside and out, and they don't stand on ceremony here, so don't expect it. What you will get is friendly, helpful and good value.

This is possibly one of the smallest Asda stores i've ever visited…read moreThe aisle's are very narrow The store is always busy, which makes getting around with a trolley difficult This is just a foodstore, with a small selection of non-food products (CD's, DVD's, magazines etc) Serviced by a small free car park to the front, where you can leave your car to venture around the other stores in this small suburb of Northampton This store is very popular with the large local student population, as the University Park campus is just a short 10 min walk away

Discounted mens, womens and childrens fashion from the Next brand. Can usually find some nice items…read morewithin the store at a good price. The store is situated in Bletchley alongside TK Maxx, Boots, Argos, Brantano, Allied carpets, Wickes and Halfords. Open into the evening. Usually worth a look to see stock availble, if looking for smart clothes.

I recently came back to Milton Keynes after living abroad. The centre has changed for the better…read more It's remodeled in parts but has kept its old look and feel. I want to praise the centre for its amazing mother and baby facilities. It's so clean. I love the breastfeeding rooms with the privacy curtains. I love the fact I can breastfeed my baby and my son can use to the touchscreen game while he waits for me. This is such a help for shopping with two children five and under...thank you!

The MK Centre has a shop for everyone. From clothing to restaurants, books to games, adult toys to…read morejewellers. You should dedicate your day to shopping, as there are so many to visit. I've noticed the premises is always kept clean and there's rarely any rowdy or offensive behaviour. The market has some bargains, you can find the odd great summer dress for £5. It's open every day except Mondays and Wednesdays. It gets crowded on weekends, but that's to be expected in any City shopping centre. You get the odd bird flying around, too. Also, I'm not sure what the fountain is now, there used to be a gorgeous fountain near Nandos and it's been covered over.

I love Topshop, it's one of my favourite shops, but this branch in particular is a little small…read more There is a Topman upstairs, so bonus points for keeping my boyfriend busy whilst I shop, but there isn't really that much to see. The staff are lovely, really friendly and chatty and always happy to help, especially in the fitting rooms. The sale sections are usually really good here, especially considering the small size of the shop, but to be honest, this wouldn't be enough to satisfy me on a regular basis. My opinion? Just shop Topshop online (ESPECIALLY EBAY IF YOU DONT MIND SECOND HAND) if there isn't a bigger Topshop near you. They have an okay selection if you happen to be going past, but nothing worth getting out of bed for.

I used to buy a lot of clothes from this branch and other branches of Topshop, but I feel that it…read morehas gone downhill lately with the styles of clothes and the prices are quite expensive too compared with nearby stores. It is quite a small store from the front but it does go back quite a way so there are women's clothes at the front, a small footwear section in the middle and then lingerie, with Topman up stairs. The store has quite a nice layout and has quite a spacious feel to it when you walk in. It is on a split level with a couple of steps in the middle. The window displays and the displays instore are good and eyecatching, but I often find it really hard to actually find the items that the mannequins are wearing. The staff are friendly and I have had no problems in this store. If you like clothes shopping then it is worth a visit but you may find cheaper clothes elsewhere. There is free parking in the Grosvenor centre in which this store is situated.

Great comic shop just off the main shops in Northampton. Has a good stock of comics and graphic…read morenovels, also a large range of comic related action figures. Very good at getting hold of specific comics. Happy to keep standing orders for regular customers. They also hold regular signings with famous comic writers and artists such as Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neil. This is the sister shop to one in Bedord.

This is mainly a book shop but they sell other items such as craft materials and some children's…read moretoys and games, calenders and diaries and other related products. If you are looking for the latest chart title books then you won't find it here, but what you will find is cheap books that maybe came out a little while ago, but instead of paying around £10 to £15 for them, they are usually between £2 and £5 for hardbacks. I often pop in for a browse and end up treating myself to another autobiography because they are so cheap. It can get a little crowded in here especially at the weekend as it is not a really big shop and the displays in the middle often make it difficult to get around the whole store, but if they weren't there then there wouldn't be as much to choose from. You can pick up some great children's gifts in here and it's a great place to go to if you or your children like art and crafts.

The works is really good, great offers, interesting gift ideas, good books and Art supplies…read more My only issue is that its really difficult to get a buggy round it, and for that reason I dont tend to go in.

This store is in a good position situated on the corner just outside the entrance to the Grosvenor…read moreCentre on Abington Street. They sell a nice range of women's fashions, very trendy and fashionable as well as bags and accessories too. You can often pick up some unusal clothes in here, I particularly like some of the knitwear as they often have funky buckles, zips or buttons on them. They are not cheap in here though, unless it is sale time when there are many half price items up for grabs. There are quite a few changing rooms which always has a member of staff manning them. I have found that the customer service has not always been great in this store but I have given them another chance as I can't resist the clothes at sale time!