I love this shop as they have a great range of fashionable shoes at a good prices. They sell male,…read morefemale and childrens shoes & slippers as well as handbags. They will measure childrens feet and have a small but lovely range of leather shoes. Staff are always helpful & will approach you to ask if you need any help. When they have a sale on its great i got a lovely pair of black high heels for £10 instead of £30 a year ago and are still as good as the day i brought them.

Big store with good access. A range of ladies, gentlemans & children shoes they also sell a few…read morehandbags & rucksacks. Shoes are ok although some of them are not the most stylish. Staff will measure childrens feet but i have always had to approach them to ask for it to be done.

5* rating for this as it is my absolute favourite shop in the world, and that includes every other…read moreTK Maxx I've ever been to (probably about a hundred!). I don't know why it's the best in my opinion, but it is. I always seem to come away with masses of bargains and the've always got the very best of stuff and plenty of it. Perhaps it's just me, who knows. It's in a really good location as well, with plenty of other shops nearly and Sainsbury's a couple of shops along so you really can spend a day there. Their refund policy has recently changed so be very careful if you're buying anything that you may have to return - max 14 days and you NEED your receipt otherwise they won't even do an exchange. Anyone else think this is the best TKM, or am I just losing the plot a little?!

If your a bargain hunter then this is the store for you, if you want the latest fashion in this…read moreseasons colours then walk on by. TK Maxx is rail upon rail of last seasons fashions, its basically what other stores/catalogues havent been able to sell so sizes are a mismatch, but the prices are greatly reduced, and especially during the sales you can find some amazing bargains. It isnt just clothes though, theres baby items, books, homeware, toys, shoes, hats, gifts and items for special occassions. Its very hard to get help from a member of staff as theres rarely any round, maybe one or two on the tills, and then possibly another at the changing rooms. Hard to get a pushchair imbertween the aisles.

We regular visitors to Clarks as we've found that they offer the best fitting service for…read morechildren's shoes. The fitting service & customer service in general can't be faulted, the staff are always conscientious & extremely friendly. The children's shoes, in my opinion, are overpriced, & don't always stand up to the wear, but the adults are competively priced & are of a much better quality (or perhaps seem it as I don't climb trees in my shoes!).

The shoe fitting at clark is second to none. I took my son for his first proper walking shoes and…read morethe assistant was very thorougher. The shoes fitted perfectly and looked smart until he grew out of them. The shoes are rather pricey but you are paying for both the service and the quality of the shoes. I prefer to go to the sales which are very good, especially the childrens shoes.

This is a 5 star rating for the staff, because not only have they been through hell, they've worked…read morethere and if I could personally give every one of those precious angels a raise I would because I couldn't do what they do. If you can see past the hoards of Chavvy teenage girls that completely obliterate everything in there path, you might see a staff member picking up after their McDonald's shit and cleaning up a pile of clothes they just messed up on the stand, only to decide it's not short enough to see their Fat rolls. and so put it back. If that were me I'd decapitate on sight.

When looking in Primark you have to be prepare yourself. Whilst there are bargains to be had…read morescrapping amongst other customers & rummaging amongst the piles of clothes scattered in piles on the floor is enough to put most people off. I think the staff operate a policy of duck & cover only coming out after closing to survey the remnants of their once neatly stacked shelves. On the plus it's not a bad place to go for mens underwear & baby clothes.

My wife thought she'd take advantage of the "kids eat free" over Easter. Advertised to be worth…read more£4.90. She arrived at about 13:30, to find they had run out of any hot food, and there was a solitary motley sandwich, and small yogurt pot that might satisfy a 3 year old. I suppose their "get out of gaol free card" is: subject to availability. This sort of thing does more damage to a company's reputation than not offering something for free. I suppose the old maxim still holds true: "There's no such thing as a free lunch." :-)

Debenhams does not appear to have maintained its brand image the same way as other department…read morestores, and subsequently suffers. At it's peak it was a proper department store with concessions selling musical instruments, computers, and all of the other things you would associate. It now carries perfumes and cosmetics, clothing, and a small homeware section. The perfum section competes poorly with the likes of Superdrug and the Perfume Shop, and the homeware section contains such a limited range of goods that the local Tesco eclipses it in usefulness. The restaurant is merely average, with no outstanding features.

Used the restaurant. I found it a bit pricey. Comfortable seating area, quite busy lunch time…read more Filter Coffee J2O Lemon Tea Orange Juice 2 x Muffins 1 x Egg Mayonnaise sandwich Total cost: £15.92 I didn't find the sandwich selection very appealing. It provides hot food too. Tables not cleared very quickly. I moved the stuff from the table I sat, but was still not removed from the chair by the time left.

Downstairs in House of Fraser is a haberdashery, gallery, mens clothes, and houseware. Up the…read moreescalator or lift is womens clothes and a restaurant. The restaurants has nice food, though a tiny bit over priced. The seating area is comfy, and also has an outside area. The only fault is the high chairs are not always cleaned thoroughly and I have had to do this myself on more than one occassion. The staff are very friendly and happy to help. I mainly shop at the haberdashery where the shop assistants are happy to give advice, or even admit if they dont know.