Huge store with pretty much anything diy related you could want…read more Plenty of parking, but park by the exit, it's quiter and easier to load your car!

A huge B&Q.. one of the biggest in the country Not sure than…read moreit actually stocks much more than Cheltenham B&Q though its just that everything more spread out and Isles are so more wide Which is a plus if you have buggies Or a baby in a trolley..You can park them in the middle and look without them attacking the hammers or drills. As all B&Qs the normal DIY stuff plus a really nice soft furnishing sections always with reduced stuffAlso Has a large outside Garden section. The Store has large toilets with disabled and baby changing arrangements. Parking outside but alotted spaces are very tight especially when loading the car

I have lived in Tewkesbury for about 15 years now and Haywards Hardware has been one of the few…read moreshops on the High Street that hasn't gone away. It is a family owned / run store which lends it a slighlty nostalgic feel but unlike some family business' it doesn't feel redundant and still has plenty of useful and good quality products on offer. As with any shop they do stock some lower priced and lower quality goods which I have had problems with in the past but this isn't there fault as you get what you pay for and there custmer service has always been very good if something has gone wrong. They sell a good range of tools, small electrical appliances, camping gear, batteries, garden equipment and normally have what I'm looking for.

Haywards is a proper hardware shop, just as they were in the old days. The staff know what they are…read moretalking about and give good advice about what to get and how to use it, and the shop itself is full of the little things you need - screws, washers etc. - as well as larger things such as torches and power tools. Prices are pretty competitive, and it has that wonderful old-hardware-shop or garden-centre smell about it. Very useful, and conveniently on the High Street.

You need wood these people can supply it. Last summer Datcat…read moreand I did some work for someone who wanted his hallway redecorated which entailed replacing his stairway banister, Spindles and a bookcase built in his sitting room. We used Nicks as they were the only one who carried the piece of wood long enough for the banister at a reasonable price. The guy we dealt with was extremely helpful and even gave us some fitting tips on how to fit the spindles properly(just in case you're wondering it's the bits of wood that sit between the banister and the stairs) Plenty of parking and easy access. We were well impressed with the service.

Best hardware shop in Cheltenham, if not the county. The owner is friendly, courteous and…read moreknowledgeable and as a good rule of thumb: if you can't buy it in Tivoli then you can't buy it anywhere else either. They also sell cookware that seems hard to find anywhere else too. This morning I bought a pudding bowl that I couldn't find anywhere else in town. The shop is an Aladdin's Cave and is my first port of call for hardware and cookware.

Friendly well established Hardwear storeRather expensive but if you can't find that bit of…read moreplumbing, lock or gaget for the DIY or repairs this is the place to go especially older replacement which the bogstandard Homebase/B&Q don't stock any more Helpful more mature staff who will take the time to give you advise Though the shop can suprisely busy on a saturday morning There are a few carparking spaces in front of the shop bit at times it can be tricky to find a space.

Just called in once while I had an hour to pass before heading to the airport, and was really…read moreimpressed. It's in a handy out-of-town location therefore plenty of car parking. The store seems to be really wide, but doesn't extend too far back which I think makes it feel bigger than it actually is, and means that you have to walk further (or so it seems) to get from one dept to another. I got some fab garden planters for £21 half price, so was quite happy. The garden centre was fairly small, but there was still a good range. Toilets are on the far left of the store, which I discovered only after I'd walked all the way to the kitchens at the far right of the store with a 'needing' 4 yr old. All clean though which is a bonus. No queue at the till when I was there, so no complaints there. A good place to call in for DIY essentials, or just for a bit of a look around.

This my favourite DIY store though not as large as Gloucester it has everything the average DIY…read moreperson would need Often in sales they have bigger discounts than some of their other stores. It has a small garden centre and a fitted kitchen and bathroon section. Only fault is all the boyracers on the forkllifts putting the stock out if you go there at about 5pm

Remember when your local High Street was populated with individual shops and cafes and offered a…read moremore personal customer service? Well The Lower High Street or West End in Cheltenham, still posseses these qualities - it is a very underated part of Cheltenham. Perhaps on your next visit, you might make the West End your destination - give it a try, you might be surprised.

Listen very carefully: this absolute gem is so much more than a garden centre. Oh, sure, "garden"…read moreis in the title. And they definitely have you covered there. But this place is practically a day out in and of itself. Looking to find a new furry friend or expand your tropical aquarium dreams? Come and say hi to the bunnies, guineas, budgies, tiny turtles, and myriad gorgeous rare and curious fish. Crabs? Oh, sure. Those too. #NBD. How about a whole new wardrobe, shoe collection, and walking gear? Yep -- check out the extensive and incredible selection of leather shoes, Edinburgh Woollen Mill range, and even furry hats. Whilst you're at it, feel free to pick up some of the most delectably scented candles, diffusers, and incense known to woman (and man) kind. Oh, sorry -- you just wanted to feed the ducks and grabbing a delicious Sunday lunch? I think I just found THE best carvery right here. Warning: the locals know about this hidden gem. It gets PACKED! But it's worth it. I don't think I've ever enjoyed queuing with a tray so much -- that roast dinner was incredible. Yep, even the potatoes were the business. And cauli cheese! And honeyed carrots! P.s. uber props to the amazing carver man. He was so nice. Essentially, I want to live here it's so amazing. Final boon: they have a massive plastic gorilla you can sit on. WHUT? For real.

I have a slight addiction to wondering around Garden centres even though I haven't actually got a…read moregarden and so I paid a visit here just to satisfy my craving. I also love Yankee candles and I have now discovered I can combine these two things when I come here. A very nice place with lots of non garden things to buy as well as the usual spades and plant pots. A very good range of Yankee candles (Mr Datcat was not happy about this, but never mind eh) and on the left past the tills they have a range of foodstuffs including yummy cakes. We didn't go to the coffee shop though, but a quick smell and look over did tempt us, but we held out today. Next time though we might have to give in to the lure of coffee. Plenty of friendly staff around and on the tills. Parking is a plentiful so this place is recommended.

If you need any kitchen equipment this is the place to go, not very expensive but the range is…read moreextensive. If you can't find it here the nowhere will have it. They do a great selection of cake tins, at the moment may2010 they have 3for2 on these, great grade of metal all dishwasher safe.