altogether the best shoe/bag shop in town. though its very on the pricey side everything is real…read morequality.

North camp might seem an unlikely place to be able to channel your inner cowboy or cowgirl, but at…read moreWild Wild Western Wear, you can do exactly that. They sell a wide range of Western shirts, cowboy boots, cowboy hats (including genuine Stetsons) and accessories such as bolo ties, belts, and belt buckles. Friendly staff, and, although opening hours are limited, they've an online store as well.

terrible customer service, poor quality products that break and they will refuse to refund you!read more

Unfortunately this must be one of their smallest store. I hope they take over the Sainsburys…read morepremises as they are moving to a new building (December 2009). As it's small the range isn't great. In general Debenhams returns policy isn't good as the other department stores like John Lewis. I purchased a bathroom robe which started fraying straight away. The staff in Debenhams were not interested and telling me to send the item to their QA department! I only use Debenhams if I have to!

Not their greatest branch. Very squashed up without much room for browsing. Not a very big range…read moreeither.

Nice sized shop with some extra stock you don't usually find in the smaller branches. Worth a visit.read more

I love this Asda and I could spend half a day walking round. They have some some great baragins as…read moreyou would expect from Asda. There is plenty of room to park. The clothing section is quite large and the food section is even bigger! The homewares section is also quite big and covers most of our needs from frying pans to bread makers. It does get very busy at weekends so it is worth going during the week if you can as I think it can be stressful at busy times trying to get your way round the store.

This ASDA store is quite large, which is useful considering it is the only one of its kind for…read morequite a while around the area. Consuquently it is often very busy, with all tills open and still queues being present. The quick pay self service tills are a useful feature if you are only doing a small shop, but they're often ineffective or faulty, still requiring at least 1 member of staff to be present at the time they're being operated, which to some extent negates their benefits. There are often still queues at this area. Otherwise it is quite a good store, with a wide range of products, including food, drinks, flowers, homewares and electronics.

This is a great old fashioned tobacco shop. Great selection. Highly recommend for different…read moreflavours and brands.

There's pay at meter parking just outside Branson's - have a 10p piece handy!!…read more I walked in to find a birthday present for my dad. The sweetest lady works in this shop. Very knowledgable and attentive. They have a good selection of pipes, few different cigars (inc. Montechristo tubes!) and a couple of shelves lined up with different flavour tabbaco! Worth a visit if that kinda stuff rocks your boat! :)

Strongly advise against this shop…read more I was charged £50 to try a dress here - however, when I arrived, it was the wrong dress. Despite that the shop refused to refund me or allow me to redeem the money as a credit note against other items in store. I was appalled at being ripped off in such a way. Given the poor and untrustworthy business practices, I would suggest looking elsewhere as you cannot rely on this shop - I am only glad I only lost £50 as who knows what I would have ended up with had I bought a dress from here. Further, I was so embarrassed to have brought my mother and future mother-in-law to this grotty place. The changing rooms are pokey and grim, and a million miles away from the bridal experience available elsewhere. This shop is clearly targeted more at the prom dress market. Despite that, it charges top prices for the bridal gowns - the same as I was quoted for the same dress in far superior boutiques. Be warned.