This shop sells the best glamourous clothes for club wear/party wear and latest glamourous fashion…read more They sell sexy beauatiful clothing for all sizes. I love to shop here as the clothes are in trend and unique, when you enter you fall in love with all the clothes so its hard to choose what you want. Personally it is worth to visit this shop and prices are reasonable:)

The Evans store in the Lewisham Centre (next to Argos, right at the far end of the main section)…read moreseems to have a permanent sale rail. No bad thing, necessarily, and possibly a sign of either the times or the area, but it does unfortunately give the store something of an air of desperation. The emphasis in this particular outlet is on the more casual and cheaper going out lines, and you won't find much by way of the premium evening wear that you might have your eye on from the website. Also, unsurprisingly, no Georgina Goodman shoes here either. Having said that, I defy any other Evans outlet outside of a major town (and therefore a much larger store) to have a wider selection of jeans, in a more comprehensive range of sizes, cuts, lengths, and colours. I haven't been picky enough to check if they really do stock everything that Evans produce, but I wouldn't be surprised if you told me they do. Impressive.

The Boots at Southside always has helpful staff, which I quite like. The layout is a bit cramped…read moreand different from many Boots locations, but it's got a good selection of the expected wares. Their pharmacy is fast and friendly as well!

I knew this branch of Boots had a pharmacy but I'd never gone in and asked for advise until I…read moresomehow managed to get an eye infection on a plane. It was a sunday, I was in pain and could hardly see - and all the doctors and chemists were closed. In desperation, I headed to Boots and found the chemist there really helpful. He examined my eye and suggested some antibiotic eyedrops, explaining how to use them and how often, before telling me it should clear up my eye infection within three days. The eyedrops worked, and his advice made me feel a lot better. I would definitely recommend calling in at Boots for advice on minor ailments, particularly if you've got a long wait for a doctor's appointment.

I love this store for so many reasons. Its well laid out and there is a lot of choice. The prices…read moreare fantastic and really value for money. I love the fact you can get a pair of black jeans for £10 and a pair of shoes for £20 or even £10 in the sale. This is a great store.

Wow new store, its hugh, spread over two floors, there is everything you would want, they have…read moregreat deals occasionally, staff are friendly, service is quick, its superbly located on the broadway, so if you want a break from all the shopping there is plenty of food and other shops to empty your wallet in!!!..HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Lots of shops but you can get lost easily and end up going in circles…read more Jollyton (=

As the largest in-town shopping and leisure destination in Europeand its in west londonoxford…read morestreet under one roof.great stuff

Think Honor Blackman, think Young Mr Grace, think Hoopers................read more

There used to be a shop in Brighton called Hannington's that was almost exactly the same as…read moreHooper's. Alas that became a victim of the redevelopment of that part of Brighton so if you're looking for a department store in Sussex then you can't do much better than head to Tunbridge Wells and visit Hoopers. It has everything you would expect in a department store including a well stocked Kitchen and glass department and a fine soft-furnishings department. The hooper's cafe is a good place to go for tea, coffee and a range of cakes or for lunch with sandwiches, jacket potatoes as well as a range of hot meals, all at reasonable prices. It is also fully licensed. It also has a great men's department, although this is outside the main building to the left in a little arcade, and the prices there seem a little higher than in the main store.

Good for grabbing a book or magazine before a train ride from Waterloo. If you're looking for a…read morenibble or a sip, you're better off popping into Boots - their beverages are at least 50p less than WHSmith. I only ended up buying a drink here 'cos they had Cherry Lucozade, whereas Boots had only original, orange or pink lemonade. Sneaky buggers got my money ;-)

A chain newsagent found everywhere around the uk This one is…read moreconveniently located in Waterloo station so you can pick up a newspaper or magazine to read on your up coming train trip Cold drinks and snacks are also available so you don't get hungry on the trip This store also has some postcards and other stationary in stock I managed to also spot some travel accessories like locks and baggage labels and power converters Handy store if you get to the station and realise you have forgotten something like a power charger or need a holiday read quickly

Quaint charity shop near Norwich Castle. Clothing selection…read morewas quite good, and had a changing room, with other nearby didn't offer. Little of everything you might need. Friendly staff too. I didn't buy any treasures but I didn't have a lot of room in my luggage.

What do an astronaut and this Trinity Hospice have in common? Read this review to find out…read more I went here twice. The second time was immediately after the first because I'd dropped my mitten and had to go back and fetch it. This charity shop has got a unique characteristic that may be of interest to some people, but it hammered no nails for me. About 1/4 of this shop is chock full of yarn. Perhaps people buy it for knitting, but I'm inclined to think the the workers at this shop like to twine themselves into different colored balls and run around the streets saying "boo!" If you should ever need yarn for that purpose, you could definitely find some there. Besides yarn, there are the usual charity shop staples - clothes, shoes, house goods and cheap (in both senses of the word) jewelery. Where as I value charity shops for the awesome finds they can turn up once in a while, this one was no treasure chest. Captain Jack Sparrow must have rummaged through first. A.k.a, nothing super exciting. Maybe something good pops up here once in a while - I'm sure it does - but it was not an on day when I went there. It was clean and bright, nice wooden floor, and voila. So you want to know about the astronaut? Eh ? Eh? Well both the shop and Saturn have rings some times. Don't get it? Me either.