I would recommend UK Storage to anyone looking for a short of long term storage solution. I used…read morethem for box a mailbox address for my business and a small storage unit. Their flexibility and up front costs made my transition seamless as I started my business. Their staff are always very personable and there on hand to help with any issues. They even signed for some deliveries for me which was great.

This is a shop i have also been going to for lots of years now .I have always found them very good,…read moreand are not to dear, thay will always help if thay can or order it in for you keep up the good service.from teresa at buzzard heights B&B.

Friendly and cheaper than most other places selling the same products.read more

I was a student and the south west hair academy and was so impressed by the standard of training…read moreand the amount i learnt from our tutors. it was such lovely atmosphere and really enjoyable. learning at the hair academy gave me loads of confidence because of the interaction with actual clients. i have recommend the hair academy to many people and think it is a brilliant place to start your career in hairdressing.

I am a second year student at the hair academy southwest, I thoroughly enjoy my training as it's…read morevery hands on. The tutors at the academy are very friendly and always willing to help you. I would definately recommend it to people to study at and it's a very rewarding and enjoyable experience.

A bright, well laid out shop from the BHF franchise of Charity Shops, this store sits along the…read moremain Werstway precint throughfare. Double-fronted with good window displays it manages to avoid inside that 'musty' smell that often characterises second-hand shops, and has a fresh modern interior. There are quite a few bargains to be had - the store sells clothes for all ages, shoes, ladies and gents accessories, books, toys and bric-a-brac. However, clothes prices ain't as cheap as they used to be and the money-saver in me can't help thinking from time to time that an item could be had for cheaper on ebay. Although in fairness I think this of all charity shops nowadays! One range that is different to many is the brand new items they sell - both small designer bric-a-brac items, and ladies fashion jewellery. The jewellery is rather nice, although a bit pricey for my taste. I have often found that the best bargains are to be had in the second-hand books - and if you return them for re-sale once you've read them, you can feel doubly virtuous!

The Secret World is first and foremost an animal rescue sanctuary, not a visitors' centre or a zoo,…read morewhich you should definitely bear in mind if you're thinking of taking children there. They run about half-a-dozen major Open Days each year- see their web site http://www.secretworld.org for more information- and those are the best days on which to go, as you'll be able to see the widest variety of all their different animals and meet several experts who can answer any questions. The main building itself is quite small but somehow they manage to pack quite a lot of different animals in there- also, the sanctuary includes a fairly large area of open grassland behind, which is a good old walk. Definitely worth a visit.

This is animal rescue centre which has open days for the public. On the open days they have events…read moresuch as 'doggy dancing' and ferrit racing which are good fun and they also do talks and bring the animals round for you to meet. It has a nice play area for children and sometimes a bouncy castle.

Excellent atmosphere and ambience to the centre. It is always so encouraging to see a room which…read moreways I am cared for. There is such a wonderful range of facilities in the centre. Places to sit and chat with friends, an computer corner to catch up with the internet and Board Room type table for corporate activities. The morning I visited an animated group of experienced seamstresses were at work designing some intricate items for further enhancement or enjoyment. Three days a week the coffee shop aspect is operational and one can enjoy a drink or snack with quite a choice. The concept Is to provide an interactive centre for folk recovering from mental health problems and at the same time educating the public concerning mental health issues. Dotted discretely around the centre are decorative items of tastefully displayed bric-a-brac which I sense may be for sale. It all just bends into the natural decorative effect of the centre and even gracefully spills out onto the pavement. Definitely worth a visit.. Global Nomad

This is a large charity shop situated at the end of the high street, there are loads of charity…read moreshops in Burnham and this is probably the nicest one, it has nice big windows with good displays. The staff are always friendly and happy to help. Inside it is spread over two floors, downstairs they mainly sell clothes, ornaments, books, videos and toys. And upstairs they sell large items of furniture such as tables, wardrobes and sofas. I normally come in here to look at the toys as they have some nice second hand toys in here for toddlers. It is also nice and spacious and one of the only charity shops that you can get around easily with a pushchair.

Quirky and individual jewellry store with a wide selection of stock at affordable prices…read more Fun place to browse for present inspiration

I have to say this lovely little shop always ensures I get a nice present for my wife at Christmas…read moreand for her Birthday. The ladies are always so nice and helpful and the range of quality goodies on sale always ensures my wife is pleased with her present from there. It's good to shop local and support business there as Bridgwater has had it's share of closures way before the Credit crunch bit!