This is such a beautiful building, and the perfect space for such a wonderful gallery. Dedicated to…read morepromoting originals from top UK artists as well as emerging artists, you can tell that a lot of care goes into displaying and maintaining the paintings. Hung on the tiled walls, they have works from my personal favourites, James Lawrence Isherwood and Arthur Delaney to name but two. Apart from the wonderful canvases, there's a bespoke framing service and a very large selection of cards and unique wrapping papers which I'm sure serves as the gallery's bread and butter in between artwork sales. A delight.

This is a lovely spacious old sandstone building with a high ceiling and a fine display of fine art…read moreprints and contemporary paintings. The guy that works in here is so chilled out, and will personally see to your art needs being carefully dealt with. There is a large counter which displays the wide range of bespoke frames offered here. On sale also is a good selection of greeting cards including the National Trust range and wrapping paper of various sorts. You can pick up a well framed unique piece of Art for around £200.

The Bankrupt Shop is fab, it's like a big jumble sale but without the junk. This store is quite…read morelarge ad stock all sorts of furniture like nests of tables and chairs and stools, ornaments and mirrors and photo frames as well as soft furnishings: curtains cushions, throws and of course masses of material for the haberdashers amongst us. The prices are reasonable, although "bankrupt" implies something on par with poundland, its not quite that cheap, but you'll find a bargain. I'm not sure whether a delivery servce is available as lots of the items are quite large and bulky I should think there would be.

This is a brilliant example of how to do what you love and do it really well! The Salon upstairs is…read moreVanessa's domain, experience having your hair cut on a one to one, with no one else there! Will is a gifted artist who paints by commission and also teaches drawing and painting in the gallery studio. There are sales by other local artists and a range of hand painted furniture planned for the New Year. (Not to mention the hand made biscuits!)

A traditional local newsagent, few and far between these days. Staff that know their customers and…read morea helpful service at all times. Handy for those bits and bobs of stationery you always forget to pick up, a good range of greetings cards, gift wrap and for stamps too. (Post box just outside the shop). Village News delivers newspapers, morning and evening and has a handy notice board in the window too.

A sleepy newsagent located in the middle of a small parade of shops in Little Neston. Opens early…read morein the morning at 7.30am - perfect if you like your paper early, or are on your way to work. Well stocked with sweets and chocolate for all ages including a traditional penny sweet stand and jars of sweets. You can buy two ounces or a quarter of these sweets including old favourites like Pontefract Cakes, Treacle Toffee, Murray Mints, Midget Gems, Eclairs and many, many more! Excellent selection of magazines and the staff are very helpful, they can order magazines on request and even save them for you if you want it regularly. They also deliver papers and magazines to you door (requires setting up an account) They sell stationery items pens, rulers, notebooks, pads of paper, envelopes (including large and padded). Also, at the reaar of the shop is an area dedicated to cards and gift wrap. Photocopies are black and white only, for A4 (8p per sheet) and A3 (16p per sheet). Easy parking right outside the shop. There is also a post box outside.

This is a family run business and is very reasonable priced , the staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful, you can put a deposit down on the goods that you wish to buy. I would recommend this to anyone

Fab range of prams and baby items for sale. The staff are friendly and helpful but can be a bit…read moreoverbearing at times when you just want to browse. Items that are ordered arrive pretty quick and they have a savings scheme to help you save up for those new bay essentials

This is situated towards the top of westfield street. I go in now and again for a browse because…read morethey have some quality stuff. There are the usual charity shop items such as second hand clothes and shoes but what really interests me is that they always have a few interesting books and rare cds in the shop. I like to sift through these kinds of things to find a bargain. Surprisingly, maybe for a charity shop but this place also has a changing room. So, if you do decide to get some clothes, you can try them on first with privacy. The shop is quite long but narrow so the shelves are quite close together, making the place feel a bit like a jumble sale at times. The staff are pleasant and always helpful if you need assistance, for example, bagging your goods or even directing to to another shop if they know they have something you are after.

I love charity shops as you can get some really good bargins if you have a good look around my kids…read morego mad casue I can't walk past one without nipping in. This one is great, althoug tooked away and not in the main shopping centre, its worth the walk, I've had loads of stuff out of here, especially books. They sell clothes, bric a brac, toys, books and lots of other bits and bobs. Great for picking up books and toys and games for the kids. always worth looking at the nick nack you can find some great pressies for friends and family really cheap and you know that your money is going to a good cause.

Staff not very helpful in the Stockport store last time I visited. Another shopper helped me So…read moremuch more

I have a love hate relationship with Hobby Craft. I LOVE…read morethe range and knowing i can simply bob in and get what i need, but i HATE the prices. I cant help but feel i've been royally ripped off each time i go. But i still go as sometimes you just dont want to wait 3 weeks to get a knitting needle sent to you by ebay or amazon. And that my friends is the rub.