This new (ish) area of Cheltenham is the first phase in a refresh and they have done a very good…read morejob! There's the follow for available: Cineworld Real China Prezzos Nandos Frankie and Bennys Harvester Ruby Tuesday (Bar and Grill) Chiquitos Après Fitness First and A children's indoor play area. Soon to arrive is Hollywood Bowling too! There's loads of choice here and it's just a short walk away from the main high street. I hear there are plans to connect this eventually and that will definitely make the place more accessible. There's plenty of parking nearby and it's free after 20:00 hours too!

This Debenhams is crying out for a refit, especially as it's major rival in the city has done just…read morethat recently, and Debenhams is showing it's age. The cafe serves some very good food but is hidden away on the top floor in the corner, and you are unlikely to stumble across it while browsing. Shame really. Outside the front, the store has a very large, flat canopy which serves to keep the rain off when meeting someone, and consequently it is one of the most popular meeting venues in Worcester. I hope Debenhams do spend some money here as it has been a fixture in Worcester since I can remember.

This is a lovely size store, not too big and not too small. it is easy to find what you are looking…read morefor exactly and if not the staff are happy to help. They are happy to take returns and give refunds, if you change yourmind about a purchase. The store is well stocked for women, men and children's fashion, it has the designer clothes aswell. There is also a lovely cafe on the top floor that do very nice cakes!

In theory this store is great. Everything's a pound, and they stock a wide range of products, from…read morecosmetics and food to toys and gifts. It's always worth a visit when you're in town because their stock changes frequently and it's very easy to find your basket filling with bargains. HOWEVER..the shop premises is just too small. Pound shops are becoming increasingly popular, and the shelves are stacked high, with any vaguely empty space being crammed with more and more tempting produce. It can be a nightmare to navigate around the shop when it's busy, especially with a pushchair in tow, and to be honest it doesn't even have to get that busy to be awkward. I think Poundland would do well to take over one of the larger, closed-down shops on the high street.

As the shops states everything a pound(not sure what happened to VAT cut!) And you can get some…read morereally bargains But You got to be brave to enter store without been attacked by buggies shopping bags etc Its one of the older and smaller stores with just 2 tills Queues often 15+ people long snaking back along the narrow isles To be fair the staff do a wonderful job in difficult circumstances they try to keep the shelves stocked which makes shopping more difficult because of cages of goods blocking the narrow isles I think the store in Cheltenham is damaged by its popularity. and good value They desperately need a bigger store with extra floor space

The White Company sell absolutely beautiful things, and this store is no exception. They sell a…read moregood range of clothing, childrenswear, bathroom and bedroom products and more, and almost everything is white (or at least neutral)! It's like a breath of fresh air when you walk in, although it can be worrying if you have sticky fingered children in tow. The staff are always friendly and there's a lovely welcoming atmosphere. I can never resist popping in for a browse on my way past. The window displays are stunning, especially over Christmas when they were lit with tiny fairy lights. A welcome addition to Cheltenham centre.

Around £6 gets you access to a wide variety of Roman artifacts. This venue is not small and time…read morewell spent. One of the best stops we made during our frequent trips to the area.

Much more is here than the humble facade would suggest. There are many gorgeous mosaics,…read moretombstones, artifacts and jewelry from the Roman era when Corinium (Cirencester) was second only to London in size. There were also exhibits about earlier settlements and subsequent Anglo-Saxon and revolutionary era events. Very child friendly. Helpful knowledgable staff. Small shop, a cafe and clean bathrooms. For us - as foreign tourists, I think think this museum really gives you a feel for the great scope of history in these isles. Cirencester is not a terribly large town, yet it has history recorded continuing back 2,000+ years well reflected here. Only knocked off a star for some broken interactive exhibits - really wish I could give 4.5 stars. For what it sets out to do this is a successful effort.

Friday morning if you are not doing anything or have a day off work It's worth going and having a…read morelook around this market and I can bet that you won't be able to leave without buying at least one thing. Fresh produce from around the county is available here and it's nearly as good when prepared as what you could grow yourself if so inclined and much better that what you can get in the supermarkets too. (Not as many food miles either as it is what is in season)Also take a look at the Whitfield Farm Organics stall. Meat as it should be and the stall holders are very nice people too. Parking in either Kings Walk or Eastgate shopping centres about 2 minutes walk away.

Charity shop on the Cheltenham lower High Street. Run by the same ladies for years. Clothes now…read morearranged back in sizes and styles rather than the colour system they had a few months ago. Also sell a small selection of books but strangely no toys. There is a selection of new items Cards small gifts eg candles. This charity shop tends to be a bit more pricey than some of the other local charity shops. Small curtained changing cubicle

If you like model railroads, this place is for you. This place is a store and has a huge model…read morerailroad in the back. They also have model cars, and even Matchbox-like cars. We got our 4 year old son a little car that has a trailer on the back, and it even came with a tiny horse. The store was packed full of people, and so was the little exhibition! Really cool if you like that sort of stuff. And kind of cool if you don't.

Model Railway Exhibition is quite good. I think the price (£2.50 for an adult being the maximum…read moreentry) is very good. The Exhibition is quite small but there are lots of buttons to press to make the trains go. One of the trains being Thomas the Tank Engine. There is also a wonderful scene at the beginning which goes in cycles from day to night. My little boy was fascinated by the lights and the detail. It's not very big but it's certainlt good value.