Eric and Caroles shop is in the centre of Padiham and it is marvellous. You can spend so much time…read morebrowsing in here, although it is only small and when it get busy (which is does) it can get a little packed! Eric sells everything from brabanta bins, washing line, bins bags cooking equipment if you think where can i get one of these???? try erics! It is an Aladdins cave and the prices are far below anywhere else. some on the cleaning materials are not branded names but they are just as good as the branded at a fraction of the cost. Eric will even sell you a couple of screws if that is what you need to do the job. You can also order online, but I am not sure how this works so you may have to call in first to find out. You will come out buying all sorts of things which you will wonder how you managed without, as well as having a friendly chat with the management!

This store has now closed and all stock has been reloacated to the large, main branch based in…read moreBlackpool It's a shame it's shut because the staff were absolutely great and there were often bargains to be found in the reduced section

Good stationery and office supplies shop. Good range of stock. Helpful staff. Very reasonable…read moreprices.

Great place if you need a plug, a bucket or mop albeit a little expensive. They offer a full range…read moreof hardware items including a selection of tools, plugs and everything you would expect to find in a hardware store. More expensive than B&Q or Homebase but convenient if you are shopping in Poulton.

Long established little hardware shop in the Teanlowe Centre. Good range of cookware; pans,…read moreroasting trays, peelers etc. Also small gardening section with lawnfeed, weedkillers, gardening gloves and so on. Reasonable range of assorted hardware for such a small shop. All in all a handy little store which could save you a trip to those out of town DIY superstores.

TL;DR - Fantastic, top of the line garden centre…read more We love a garden centre, and Barton Grange combines lots of the best bits: - It's big, so there's plenty to look at and choose from. - It's got great catering options, with both a self service cafe and table service restaurant. - It's got plenty of car parking. - It's got a fantastic farm shop attached. - The prices are really reasonable. There are a few other things which really set the place apart though. I love the fact that the cafe is next to a river, so you can sit and watch the water run past over cake and coffee. It also has an amazing kitchen shop which has a huge range of beautiful products and is much better than you'd find almost anywhere else. Mark loves their houseplant selection which is more varied than we've seen anywhere else - and also very reasonably priced, which is a delight given how "on trend" house plants are right now. At Christmas they also do a fantastic Christmas display with lots to choose from, and it's all very well curated and organised. And I can't finish the review without mentioning the urinals in the gents toilets near the cafe - you've never seen anything like them! each one is shaped like a different flower, really unique! Finally COVID: the place is really well organised with staff on the door making sure you use sanitiser and wear a mask. Cafe staff were also really good at making sure people obeyed 2m social distancing and we felt very safe all through our visit.

Very large and very posh garden centre with an appropriate price tag. Vast range of products…read moreincluding a large cook shop with everything from Denby to Jamie Oliver. Huge selection of plants both indoor and outdoor and all the associated sundries large and small. One nice touch they have is an information department in the midst of all the plants, handy for less expert gardeners and far easier than trudging around with a plant in hand trying to find a member of staff in such a large establishment. Gifts, garden furniture, lighting, barbecues etc. etc. There's a choice of two places to eat; The Riverside cafe which provides informal dining, snacks and a children's menu whilst the Willows Restaurant provides waitress service for morning tea, a lunchtime menu and traditional afternoon tea. As a somewhat reluctant gardener though the star here for me is the 'Farm Shop'. This is an Aladdin's cave of posh tucker! Delight upon delight is laid out on shelves large and small to tempt the tastebuds of any self respecting foodie. It has everything you might expect to find and more from the excellent butcher's department to fresh breads, cheeses, immaculately presented fruit and vegetables and shelf upon shelf of deliciousness large and small. A word of warning though, it does all come with the aforementioned price tag so try not to get too carried away as you wander round with your trolley! :-)

A beautiful shop, full of mythical beings, faries, pixies, dragons, imps, unicorns, gargoyles and…read morelots more. Books, soaps, bath bombs, herbs, spells, gems, incense, perfume, reed diffusers, and even a tutu or two. A good place to stock up on certain spell components and a lovely place to find some truly natural products for your home. Theres a lot of handmade jewellery that can be expensive but really is stunning, and even the odd bit of furniture that has been lovingly made from natural sources. A must visit shop for anyone visiting Blackpool.

Clean and quick service, one of the better Marks and Sparksread more

huge store. well stocked. plenty of staff. lovely and clean…read moreThe children's section is a little small, but gorgeous clothes. I bought my little boy a Pingu top, which he loves.

Long established family shop. Good variety of carpets stocked. Very helpful staff. Fitting…read moreservice.Would recommend.

Loads of Wallpaper - you are bound to find one you like. Very good prices and trendy designs…read moreavailable aswell as more classic styles. Upstairs they have a very cool area with more expensive items to dress your homeif only!