This is a good sized mothercare in the town centre. It has lots of choice and sometimes has sales…read moreon. The price range is fairly good.

My husband and i are regulars here now, mainly because the staff are so helpful and cheerful. 90%…read moreof the time they have what we need, if not they dont hesitate to offer ordering something for us in store. What's best is they have a banter with my husband,which is always entertaining. I cant name 1 member of staff, because they've all been great at some point.

I visted this gorgeous shop today after a reccomendation from a friend. I had a wondeful dress for…read moremy daughter for Christmas and Lelli Kelly boots at a great price! The service was A-class and very helpful with showing me different options etc.. This is a place to go if you want something different from high street shops such as next and marks and spencer. I found many of the prices very competitive to there is something there for all budgets. I will be back again soon !!

A shop like Fred and Graces is just further proof that some children are better dressed than most…read moreof the adult population. It'd be kinda depressing if they weren't so damn adorable. I can't imagine shops like these were common in the early 80's, and, in any case, I stained pretty much anything within a two-metre radius, so I can't imagine my mum dragged me around boutiques of this ilk when I was a kid. But they're here now, much to the delight of parents everywhere. Fred and Grace's offers exquisite designer clothing for children under the age of 10, as well as accessories for a range of seasons. Nestled in the Morgan Arcade, it's not as easy to get to as your larger emporium type stores, but if you're in the market for high-quality kids' clothes, definitely stop by here. It beats fighting the crowds at Mothercare on a Saturday!

I'd love to be able to dress my son with clothes exclusively from Fred and Grace but it would be an…read moreawful waste - after all he has more stains on his clothes than a paint ball instructor has on his overalls. Having said that - if you fancy buying something lovely for someone's little boy or girl then pop in here you will find bundles cute little designer outfits that you can be certain will not be seen on anyone else (unless they've been here too). I also have to say that the service I received here was second to none.

Great store - lots of bargains and top fashions. I found some great winter clothes here yesterday…read moreand the girl who served me at the till was friendly and very pleasant. Nice selection of mens and children's clothes too. Recommended.

I like this branch of Peacocks, Its not the biggest but it has a surprisingly good range and of…read morecourse at a good price. Its easy to chuck a few things in a basket here - This week I bought my son Star wars PJs for just £7 - and they are quite good quality too. My daughter is always able to find hair trinklets here too. I do think the store has improved over the last few years. The staff here are friendly and the store is well kept.

This is a very attractive shop, not large but with a surprising amount of stock! It's great for…read morehats of many kinds and you can pick up some lovely scarves, gloves or jewellery for gifts - sometimes relatively cheaply. At the back of the shop there's an archway into the sister store, Monsoon, where everything is much more expensive!

Having been refurbished a few years ago this is a very nice looking shop with an excellent…read moreselection of gifts, scarves, jewellery and bags. The store has very good choice considering its size and when compared to other stores nearby such as Dorothy Perkins the prices are the same yet the quality in Accessorize is much higher. The service is good, but you usually have to queue as they tend to gift wrap all the jewellery.

Minimi Children & Babywear is a kids clothing store for designer babies, toddlers and young…read morechildren... we are talking single figures here... because, lets face it, once they reach double figures they will refuse point blank to be dressed by anyone else but themselves. Besides which, the parents of the kids that this store has been created for, generate enough income each year to keep a small African village fed, clothed and housed for a century. So, chances are that the mini mi's that we are talking about are earning more than the minimum wage in pocket money just for being cute, which I am sure that they can manage for a least five or so hours a week, netting them circa £25 big ones to do with what they will... So, I reckon, the mini mi rat pack probably take themselves off to T K Max of a weekend once they reach the age that they become insufferable to all but their parents, and think that they know everything! I estimate that this takes place around the age of ten, give or take one or two years for extreme cases of precociousness or arrested development. But, don't listen to me... what do I know? Minimi Children & Babywear actually cater for kids up to 14 years of age, and provide clothing, accessories (all labelled gear) and shoes... I wince at the thought!

This pricey children's clothing shop seems to be primarily aimed at yummy mummies who love dressing…read moretheir kids up to the nines. The shop stocks some lovely designer clothing for children up to the age of 14, plus shoes and other accessories - all of them with suitably expensive labels! Obviously this type of shop appeals to a certain type of parent, and it won't be everyone's cup of tea - but for those into designer brands it's worth a look. That said, you might find the organisation of the shop a tad confusing - there doesn't seem to be any clear logic to the way the clothes are laid out - with no obvious distinction between age groups or girls' and boys' items - perhaps they're organised according to brand label? The shop itself isn't smart enough to justify the prices, either - surely boutique buyers want to browse in beautiful environs?

A very small branch of Dorothy Perkins. The selection of clothing is limited and it is probably…read moreadvisable that you shop at dorothyperkins online than instore. Several people I know have commented that one particular member of staff can be quite rude to customers sometimes remarking that whatever size item they have is probably too small for them. Most women would probably be insulted by such comments! She frequently tries to convince customers to repair items themselves when they return faulty items. I am rarely able to find something that I want in this particular branch of Dorothy Perkins and find the staff awkward. The till is often left unattended and customers have to queue at the till until a staff member returns to start serving customers.

This is a great shop they always have good quality clothes and and are always up to date with the…read morenew fashions. They are usually not too expensive and they usually have a sale rail where you can find some great bargins. They have a great range of sizes and also have good lengths on trousers where you can choose tall, regular or petit.