The team at Blueprint have been printing my professional photographs for many years now. The are…read morevery professional and offer good old fashioned quality service. The offer top quality at good prices. i would recommend them to the professional photographer and the amatuer alike.

Avoid this company. They were going to make a sign but we did not get council approval for the…read moreshop. They said we had a gentlemans agreement that we would pay them anyway which is complete and utter fabrication. No sign was ever made.They dont understand the first concept of business. There was no written contract and no gentlemans agreement. Sometimes in business you get a sale sometimes you dont. There are plenty of signmakers ourt there but avoid this lot.

This is a really friendly, high quality picture framer. As…read morewell as framing, there are lots of nice prints available for sale. It's in the Cloisters, the downstairs bit of the Friars Centre, in Aylesbury. I've used them lots now -they always call to say when the order is ready and they're pretty quick too. I would recommend them to anybody.

Brought a personalised fabric canvas for our new born baby boy's room…read more Very pleased with the picture and it looks great in his nursery. There are loads of really great products on the site and I will be having a good look around to see what else we can add. Very good quality and value for money.

Brought a name plaque from these guys as a present for my niece on her 1st birthday…read more Really lovely and something personal to give as a present. Very good quality and arrived very quickly too.

Another one of my favourite shops, situated in the High Street. Love this shop for art materials at…read morevery good prices. Has a variety of items for sale which change, from Books, toys, art materials, stationery, calenders. A good place at Christmas to find cheap stocking fillers and cards. I can't walk up the High Street without popping in, don't always buy something but i find the whole shop fascinating. A good place if you have a child with you and want to buy them something or they want to spend a bit of pocket money, can get something reasonable for not a lot of money.

The Works is a great shop - it sells all sorts of things from cook books, childrens books, non…read morefictions books, stationary, greetings cards, artists supplies, DVDs, plus more. The prices are excellent, much cheaper than other book stores, and they always have a good choice of stock. They also sell a great range of crafting material for you to be able to make your own cards. This shop was really busy in the run up to Christmas - they must be doing something right! This branch of The Works seems quite a messy and untidy shop

Really enjoyed viewing this exhibit of one of my favorite photographers, Vivian Maier. Loved…read morereading statements from other photographers reflecting on her photography which added a whole other level to viewing her art. Definitely worth spending a couple hours, especially if you enjoy photography. The exhibit was not only informative about her photography and life, but triggered thoughts about reflecting on my own photography. The gallery also has a small coffee shop and gift shop inside which can add to your experience. Definitely a wonderful place to visit.

A small free gallery that I always make a habit of dropping into when I can. I've actually seen art…read morefrom a number of Turner Prize winners here first. Roger Hiorns' mesmerising foam sculptures and blue crystal covered engines were incredible. I've seen many interesting and unusual exhibitions there and despite the small size of the building they manage to cram a lot in. Oh and it's often refered to just as MKG. Snappy.

Excellent service, really really nice genuine friendly staff that certainly can be trusted & know…read moretheir stuff, I would not go anywhere else now for glasses & thank you for the warm welcome & a massive thank you to the man that repaired my other halfs sunglasses.

The Stour Gallery is a small and slightly quirky gallery in the centre of Shipston. Its well laid…read moreout with the exhibits shown off to their best effect. There's a good mix of mediums in the pictures and some mighty nice porcelain and pottery. It is on two floors, however, so if you have limited mobility, expect to see only half the displayed items. Friendly and welcoming, its well worth a browse if you are looking for a gift or something personal for yourself.

I love the Levis store in Milton Keynes. The staff are really nice and friendly and if you're…read morelooking for some jeans, a top which no-one else has then go here. They can be quite expensive, but anything I have brought from here has been of excellent quality and lasted really well Heck I think my Dad might still have some levis jeans from when I was born! The store if usually quite empty, so it's a nice place to look around and not feel like everyone is in the way. The store is aimed at a more younger generation but no worries as M&S is next door so you can split your party in half and meet outside! Nice store, worth a visit if you have a bit of cash to splurge!

The original Levi store I can say I have only visited a handful of times; this isn't because I…read moredon't like the store, no way! It is just mainly because of the price, being Levi, where ever you go they are all going to be pretty expensive. I remember I really liked a T-shirt in this store and when I just looked at the price tag I thought oh my god I can not justify paying that price for a T-shirt £30, that's like the maximum I would pay for a pair of trousers! So I didn't buy it but that doesn't stop me loving the shop and their style of clothing, they are obviously very up to date. The store has a rustic edge to it, is small in size and everything as in the fixtures and fitting is wooden but it looks good, a very nice shop to visit.