Spinning Gate Shopping Centre is a small shopping centre in the town centre of Leigh, there is a…read moresmall number of shops including various banks as well as Ryman (which has a Post Office), Costa, WHSmith, B and M as well as many smaller brands. The main part of the mall was clean, there were some empty units, it is easily accessed via the Bus Station Many smaller retail parks and "supermarkets" have a much better choice of shopping while in Leigh town centre now 2* - Not terrible but certainly nowhere near what it used to be.

This is very accessible by public transport or private car. It is a well designed shopping centre…read morewith a wide variety of shops available. I hadn't visited here for quite a few years and was disappointed in the market hall as the open market used to be superb. Amongst other things, we used to go here for the excellent Leigh Toaster the best cheese in the world for cheese-on-toast or cheese and onion pies. On this visit, we couldn't find any, yet Warrington Market has it. At the entrance to Spinning Gate is The Goose a decent pub (despite the big screen tv's everywhere you look) with some good beers on offer.

This is just for the Cafe, Not for the Shop…read more We ordered a couple of coffees and come cake while browsing through John Lewis. I'm gonna keep this short as there isn't a lot to say really. The Cafe is drab and so is the food. I don't know why it's so busy. The staff eren't very friendly either, I can think of 10 places much better only a few minutes walk away. No second chances on this one i'm afraid.

I like this branch of John Lewis which is located at the Trafford Centre with plenty of parking,…read moremaking it super easy to pull up and head straight in. It's also very neat and tidy which is pretty important to me as I hate it when a shop is in total disarray (think the hellhole that is Primark) as it just makes the whole shopping experience more stressful than it should be. I've always found the staff to be approachable and friendly and will happily dispense advice on the best toaster or coffee machine for your buck, if you so desire. John Lewis is definitely one of the more premium department stores (not quite Harvey Nics but definitely not Debenhams) so the products and prices obviously mirror this but if you are after gifts or items that are of a higher quality then it's a brilliant option. Another major plus point for John Lewis is that if you sign up for their loyalty card online they send you vouchers for free coffee and cake every month - this sweetens the shopping experience no end!

B&M Bargains is situated within the Spinning Gate shopping centre in Leigh Town near Wigan…read more You can park at the side of the centre on the pay and display car park. The centre is a great location to access the town centre and shops easily, Leigh town centre has a good selection of shops to browse too, and is small and friendly. The B&M Bargains store is clean, pretty large and is full of great products. Ranging from grocery items, cards, pictures, car products, gifts, seasonal productsa real aladdins cave. Make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to spare as you may be in the store a while because there is so much to browse, though all at competitive prices. Once you have finished in B&M there are many other shops in the Spinning Gate centre including Argos, Catwalk, Select, Next, Adams, Card shop, Lovely Yankee Candle store, Stationery store and even more to browse in the ajoining Market Hall where you will find fruit, vegetables, butchers, jewellery, clothing, school uniforms, make up and lots more. You may be pleasantly surprised with what you find. I would recommend a visit.

It's ok but not as good as some of the larger stores. E.g BnM Bargains Bolton.read more

Fantastic place. You never know what bargains you will find! Got a Harveys sofa for a fraction of…read morethe price. Very impressed! Also loads of branded tools and some gorgeous pet beds. Got some kitchen tiles for £1.50 a box aswell (pilkington) Recommended to all.

Great shop!!! lovelyclothes for all the family, only today i bought some xmas pressies for my…read morefamily, some t-shirts for my stepdad and some little accessories for my little girl, theres so many bargains! if you look closely they also have some real high fashion items, i absolutley love their shoes!! and the costume jewellary is really great. well worth a look.

Peacocks is great, they have such brilliant bargains on their clothes and they are so fashionable,…read morefor ladies, children and men. The only thing I absolutely hate about Peacocks is every time you want to try something on you have to ask and assistant for a key to the changing rooms and then hand it back to them afterwards, it is such a pain you feel like you are mithering if you go in the changing rooms more than once, I have stopped shopping their because of this, a lot of people I know who shop there tend to take their items home to try on, which can be a pain when they dont fit and you have to trail back to the shop the next day. I do find sometimes the clothes are smaller fitting and I always buy the next size up and nearly always have to take something back. They have a really good selection of unusualy christmas joke gifts ideal for stocking fillers, and their jewellry collection is fantastic. Peacocks have everything you need from dresses, tops, and trousers to fashion jewellry, shoes, boots, slippers, nightwear, belts and handbags.

Grand Arcade is a small shopping centre, serving Wigan town centre, considering it serves a small…read moretown, it isn't too bad, they do have a decent selection of brands including WHSmith, Boots, Superdrug, JD, Wilko and Waterstones. Car Parking isn't free, but being in Wigan town centre there is easy public transport access if coming here via train from Wigan Wallgate, or Wigan North Western, and buses also serve nearby. It's modern and clean and I like how they have a statue dedicated to George Formby, a comedian and singer, known for his ukelele, who was born in Wigan. 3* - Not too bad for a small town, but not worth a trip out for.

When the Wigan arcade opened the shops relocated from the main streets leaving many buildings…read moreempty. Then the relocated to the galleries leaving the Wigan arcade 90% empty. Now they have relocated to the new Grand arcade there are many empty properties available in Wigan town centre

Founded in 1888 and now in its 4th generation of family ownership, Tyrer's is dubbed by some as…read more"the Harrods of the North". Quality and service are two good words that sum up what Tyrer's is all about. They provide a range of top class fashions for men and women, together with beauty products and their own restaurant and hairdressing salon. It is a department store that has retained a little bit of tradition. You shouldn't have any problem finding it as it is in the town centre. They have a 'genuine' sale on at the minute, declaring that you could save 70% - it all sounds very good! I am not the best when it comes to sales and tend to have a brief filter through the sale items and then get totally put off and then swiftly move onto the full priced stuff! I am just no good. I need to be sent to sale buying training school!

A quality family owned business that has been here in St Helens for a very long time. There…read morecosmetics dept is great all the best names and free make-overs for men and women. As you would expect the fashion is a bit out there, but the quality is wonderful especially if your shopping for a night out or an occasion, Wedding, party, job interview. You can even get your hair done or have a cake and coffee. One of the best if not the best shop in town. Down side it's not cheap but you always get what you pay for.