My partner Moira Godden collapsed at lunchtime yesterday whilst shopping at Morrisons in Redditch…read more I came to the store to meet her at 1.45pm and was so impressed with the care of your staff to her. Particularly Jayne & Jodie - they were with her for at least 2.5 hours. They were fantastic and I can't thank them enough. When we left the store, I took her to see her GP in Henley, who immediately referred us to Warwick Hospital A&E. We were there nearly 5 hours during which time they did a multitude of tests on her. The end result was they found nothing abnormal, but said she needed to rest, and keep a watchful eye on any change in symptoms. Very many thanks for your care & help. Alistair Price Henley in Arden Email alistair.price99@outlook.com

Quite a good shop converted from what was safeway, The store is at the bottom end of the Bromsgrove…read moreHighwya it is quite easy to get to. Its also in walking distance of the arrow valley country park., The store has some good offers on. It also has a big cafe that is never to busy. The store has lots of tills and generally its not to busy. They always have quite a good selection of food. I always find the fruit and veg a lot more fresher than other supermarkets. They also have a good butcher and fishmonger. It also has a petrol station The only downside is that there is no bus service to get to it so would make it difficult if you don't have a car park The car park is very large and plenty of disabled and parent and child spaces

Very rude and very unprofessional staff next to useless to complain, apart from some of the older…read morestaff the help you get is extremely difficult and down right rude and boarder line intimidating. Also the quality of the food has gone really poor , that's when you can find anything as the shelves seem half empty a lot of the time. I can remember when Tesco were the best supermarket around but sadly no longer, all in all dare I say it, it's off to Aldi I go.

Large store which has pretty much everything under one roof, from fresh food to toys to childrens…read moreclothing right down to large electronics like flat screen TVs and washing machines. It even has departments for homeware and sports as varied as horse riding and wetsuits in the summer months. A 24 hour store which offers lottery outlets, foreign currency exchange, coin changing facilities for small change and an in store cafe (although not 24 hour) The store has easily accessible toilets and baby changing room and the clothing department has ample changing rooms for trying on clothes before you buy. This store also has pharmacy which is able to distribute NHS prescriptions (and accepts fee exemption cards for this) and an instore optician offering NHS eye tests. It has instore bakery, fresh fish counter, butchers counter and full delicatessant too. Regular offers on many items and always worth keeping an eye out for yellow tags in the toy and homewares aisle for good bargains. Parking at busy times can be difficult and the car park has a distinct slope to it making it very difficult to navigate with a full trolley although does have ample disabled parking and some (but limited) mother and child parking with under cover walk way to store frontage. This site also houses a tesco garage.

I regularly shop in Waitrose St John's Street as I work quite locally…read more The staff in there are always friendly and courteous. But I feel I needed to give a positive review about a member of staff her name is Surjit. I was in doing my shop after a long day at work but hobbling because of a foot injury that was particularly troublesome. Surjit was so kind and attentive, she came up to me and asked if she could help in anyway and actually took time to listen to me, help me with my shopping - a rare occurrence in many supermarkets, these days your lucky if you can find an assistant. Since then when ever I have been into the store and she is on, she always asks if I'm okay and has a wave or smile for me if she's busy. So high praise to Waitrose and Surjit for showing human kindness, thank you!

A little dissapointed that the bread and cakes, although lovely, are exposed to the touch, sneeze…read moreand cough of customers. Continental Lidls have the bread etc in enclosed "boxes" and you remove them by pushing them into an open area by using an implement. For years I've bought the bread etc from Lidl in the Midlands, but no more as a result of the hygene aspect.

This is a large store, with free parking (next to staples and opposite the police station). Its on…read morea one way street so you have to come off the ringway to get to the parking. They offer cheap food and drink, is very popular with those wanting to save some money. They do get quite busy and the till queues can be rather annoying. Also you have to pay for bags, so take your own or use the boxes that the stock are piled in on the shelves

Good for essentials. Have not got a huge selection but the do have on offer what they have in the…read moremain store. Quite a good selection of wine and they do lottery. Never seem to have any bread in stock though! And they don't do red SMA baby milk(which I thought was the most popular) Plenty of parking outside but generally if you want more than a few items go up the road to the big extra store,

Fantastic bargins. Always well stocked. service ok. plenty of parking, and other stores in the area…read more- which is good if you cannot find everything you need in Iceland. Blockbuster, Pets at Home, Aldi, Poundstretchers and Choice - which sells fresh products. Also you are not too far from Halfords, Staples, Lidl and the tonwn centre

Small store quite difficult to navigate with small kids at busier times but well worth it for the…read morebargains. Not only do they have a good selection of frozen (pizzas for £1, bags of frozen chicken breast for 1.3kg for £5) they have regular deals on basics like bread, cheese, lunch box treats. Also has a limited section of tinned food, milk, store cupboard basics and a license to sell alcohol. Parking is easy however the car park is monitored closely (yet discreetly) and they will clamp those who leave the retail park to pop into town or stores over the road. Trolleys are always available (but need a pound- returnable) staff are quick at the tills.