Bargains to be had, I always think TKMaxx is like a bit of a jumble sale though, everything looks…read morelike its just been thrown on the shelves and left, that said I still go there, very good for kitchen stuff and other homeware.

Bargain city but be prepared to spend a long time rumaging as nothing is in the right place. Also a…read morewarning on sizing - never go by the label and always try on. Can get busy.

Local store providing a good range of childrens clothes. If you are looking for something a little…read morebit different then this is the place to go for your baby fashion.

Probably the best toy shop I've visited over the years…read more Whether your looking for Lego or an obscure toy from the past, you have a good chance of finding it here! Very friendly knowledgable owner, who will really go out of her way to assist you. Most of the stock is 2nd hand and is still in great condition.

Shopping in designer outlets just isn't what it used to be. For one thing, things just aren't that…read morecheap these days. I remember getting three tops for a tenner, but not any more. And then there is the fact that the stores are not what I would call 'designer', branded maybe, but 'brand outlet' doesn't have the same appeal does it? This particular shopping park has gone downhill in recent years. The only thing I now buy here are Yankee candles. Lots of the shops that used to draw me in have disappeared. Oh, and you have to pay to park which always irks me slightly.

I agree with The Style PA that this is a branded, rather than a designer, outlet. The one shop I…read morehave time for though is TM Lewin. They have a good range of mid-market suits, shirts & ties at reasonable prices. Quality stuff - silk, cotton and wool only. I think I paid £175 recently for a St James patterned suit and, even though I say it myself, it looks rather classy.......it's not Austin Reed, my brand of choice (BoC), but they don't-gotta-shop-here!!!