My experience of this company is completely different to that of the two most recent reviewers. I…read morebooked my oven clean with a Groupon voucher (and added a two hour introductory clean for £15) for 16th December. This was the day when a lot of snow fell in Souths Mancs/North Cheshire with much of the traffic grinding to a halt there for a couple of hours and the owner, Katie, kept in touch with me constantly. They ended up being a couple of hours late, but that wasn't a problem since I knew about it. The cleaning was highly professional; Katie is a straight talker (and I didn't find her rude at all!) and is clearly a hard working lady with high standards trying to carve out a business in difficult times. I have engaged their services further and hope to receive the same professionalism and high standard of cleaning.

TL;DR - Good range of products and reasonable prices…read more Since becoming a home owner I've found myself spending more time in garden centres and am very grateful that Newbank is "my local". First up, there's plenty of parking although it can be a bit tight at the weekends are people try and park near the entrance - my tip is just head to the far end of the car park where there's usually space. Upon entering you have to follow a bit of an Ikea-esque route through various kitchenwares and foods, followed by gifts, clothing and cards. There's all sorts here not specifically related to gardens - if you're looking for a gift you might find what you want here. You then come through to the main indoor section, a big area of which is devoted to interiors and decorating, and the rest is a rotating selection based on the season. At Christmas they have a lot here and it's really popular. From there you can pass through to another indoor section which has house plants, animal and plant supplies and tools. The house plant section has really expanded over the last year or so and we've picked up some really unusual plants here for much less than we've seen them on sale elsewhere. Finally you come through to the outdoor area which has a huge selection of both plants and physical objects like fencing and paving. We've pretty much built up our whole garden with supplies we've bought here. You'll also find a "bargain basement" corner for reduced plants which are worse for wear - we've picked up some real bargains here. Finally there's also a restaurant. We've never actually tried it ourselves but it always seems to be busy and people seem to come here specifically for it. All in all, it's a great garden centre. Unfortunately with COVID you can expect to queue as a result, and the Ikea-like route at the start can be a bit frustrating if you're here for something specific for your garden.

Great garden centre in Radcliffe, with also 2 other branches across Greater Manchester. The centre…read moreitself is split into different sections. There's kitchen type things - cooking utensils, pots, pans, cooking sauces, kitchen decorative items. Then you go through to candle section with scarfs, bags, cards. general gifts etc Then there's a homeware department - clocks, fake flowers, decorative signs, rugs, vases, outdoor patio furniture & lights, gardening tools & pet supplies. Then outside there's the flowers, trees, tubs, baskets etc There's also a very good restaurant/cafe which serves breakfast, sandwiches, meals & lovely cakes. Well worth a visit, if just to have a wander around.