This is quite a big Oxfam shop which sells a very good range of furniture. It is a good place to go…read moreif you want to buy good quality second hand furniture for a good price. They are always getting new items in. Now and again very old items turn up. They will deliver furniture to you so you don't need to worry about transporting it yourself. As well as furniture they sell a very good variety of second hand books well. The prices are okay. They sell some bric a brac items as well. The staff are friendly and will help with what you are looking for.

this is a great shop you never know what you will find and they have a great selection of Music…read moreFurniture books and Bric a brac to. I like popping in when I can but I am happy to see that they know have a facebook page so I can keep updated on the things they have in the shop https://www.facebook.com/pages/Oxfam-Furniture-Southampton/1432118677046973

This toy shop and stationary supplier is a very old-established store in frome, having been around…read morefor the best part of a century when it was founded by a Miss Ellen Bray back in olden days. Occupying the old library premises in the Westway Precinct, it's a haven for children of all ages! A large supply of toys large and small, from pocket-money items to bigger top-range items, it carries lego sets and train sets as well as more specialised items. There is also a good little stationary and office supplies section for students needs and bargain packs of copying paper can be had, along with printer cartidges and all other office basics. Very popular for all the latest kids themed items, it's well laid out and a real treasure-trove.

This is a very traditional Charity shop, situated on The Bridge, just off the main market place…read more The shopfront display is always a hullabaloo of various items, all quirky and fun, and actually very tempting to browse as there is a real feel that bargains are to be had here. And that's quite true. Although only a small-ish shopfloor area compared to some, they certainly manage to pack everything in. There's clothes for all ages and sizes, and a knick-knacks display cabinet, accessories and toys and books all piled neatly but happily onto whatever spare space is available. Dedicated assistants run the shop on a volunteer basis, and you get the sense they are really passionate about their charity and the good works it does. Alwys worth a browse for a bargain - the prices are one of the most reasonable for a charity shop, so see what they have to offer.

Great shop for gifts and Christmas presents. Huge range of stock for the size of shop yet all very…read morewell organised and laid out. Feels very oldie and is a great asset to the shopping town of Trowbridge. Stocks lots of glassware and china, kitchenware and lots more. Also has some nice cards. Upstairs is excellent due to the wide range of cake making, decorations and sugar craft. The women working there is very knowledgable and understands lots if you need to ask any questions. Although I have never hired them it could be very usuful to hire cake tins and stands which come in a wide variety of sizes and types.

This place is really two shops in one. On the ground floor is a gift shop, stocking everything from…read moreglass and china, ornaments and costume jewellery to miscellaneous things like umbrellas and Trowbridge jute shopping bags! Upstairs is a kitchenware shop, which specialises in cake making, sugarcraft and icing equipment. People come from miles around for the sugarcraft and icing equipment, because the range is second to none. The staff are very knowledgeable, and from time to time they even run sugarcraft lessons in the shop! It is also possible to hire cake tins, stands and even special cake knives from them.

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!

This is a spacious and well designed store filled with lovely clothes for kids. The prices are…read moresteep as you would expect with Gap. The selection of clothes from newborn up are great and your sure to find something you like. The clothes are well made and well worth the cash. The staff are really helpful and knowledgeable too. A great shop and easy to navigate with a buggy too.

The name of this little shop says it all really, 'absolutely fabulous'! Whenever I need a floral…read morearrangement I always go here as I know I can totally rely on them. The staff are always really friendly and helpful, no matter how busy they are. They are very knowledgeable and expert at interpreting my requests! They can be as imaginative or as traditional as you want - from big fancy bouquets made with modern funky blooms, to really delicate small arrangements in oasis for a child's grave. They are definitely the best florist in Trowbridge for quality of flowers and quality of arrangements.

I love homebase it is a bit of a DIY shop for women. it is so much cleaner and better organised…read morethan B and Q and Focus! Homebase is a huge DIY type store it sells all sorts og things like lawn mowers, strimmers, bathrooms, flooring, paint, tiles, gardening stuff , plants, sheds etc. Homebase is a bit more expensive (generally) that other DIY shops. The store is organised into section and rows to make it easy to find things. There are lots of different types of trolleys depending on what you intend to buy. I prefer Homebase for lots of reasons. firstly it is clean tidy well lit and organised.l secondly they have toilets which are great when you have young kids that are after an excuse to leave when they are bored!! Homebase at frome has plenty of parking and in my experiance the staff are very helpful. They also run a points system where you can get point on your purchases and then use them to get money off in the future.