This particular Wizzard Cards & Gifts shop in St. Helen's sells a terrific variety of bits and…read morepieces which are ideal for small presents and special celebratory occasions. In addition to offering a selection of ornaments, scary and cute looking toys as well as holographic artwork, they also have a small fancy dress section towards the rear of the shop and sell a range of cheeky adult toys. So, if you pop into Wizzard, you might be in for more than what you bargained for after a wonderous browse! Expect a contrasting variety of cards and gifts from the innocent and cute to the downwright naughty and scary! Overall, the shop has friendly staff as they kindly helped me look for the card I was searching for and at affordable prices, you can't really go wrong.

This has to be the ultimate gift shop! If you need a present…read morefor someone, special or otherwise, you are most likely to find something here. they have gifts from mugs to t-shirts to jewellery.the list seems to be endless, but probably isn't. They even have the cards, tags and wrapping paper to finish off your present.

This is a little gold mine. In amongst an awful lot of glitzy tat and rubbish there are some really…read morenice gifts at ridiculously cheap prices. I'm sure there are alots of people in warrington who buy cheap little ornaments - there must be becuase this shop has been selling them for years, but its worth rooting through them to find personalised gifts, cute candles, cards and unusual gifts too. They're next door to the pet shop so it can get a bit distracting if you have a little on in the pushchair wanting to see the rabbits, but the ladies who run the shop are lovely & chatty. I really like looking in here & have bought from here in the past. Its well run, and despite me thinking that most of the stuff is tacky, I do think its worth visiting becuase it does surprise you that some of their stuff is actually really nice too. Amazingly cheap prices too which is why I've given it 5 stars. Worth a visit before mothers day!

Don't be put off by the beautiful exterior, thinking to yourself that you won't be able to afford…read moreanything in here. It's so pretty that it's tempting to think it'll all be overpriced but really it isn't. It's an absolutely gorgeous gifty type shop which sells everything from furniture to knives to fairy wings and you may be lucky enough to get a trendy benningtons bag with your purchase. They don't mind if you just mooch - believe me the shop is designed to encourage people to mooch around, and the upstairs is just as interesting as downstairs. Its really worth a visit. Lovely place.

There are three All That Jazz shops, two next to each other in the Forge, one selling greeting…read morecards, gifts and ornaments, the next garden and household repair items and the third shop on London Road stocking furniture and decorative items. I can never quite make my mind up about these shops, sometimes I enter to find them full of tat I would only expect to see on sale at a seaside resort, other times I find them full of unique statement pieces that are a bargain and would look great in my home. This variety and speedy turnover of stock makes for a great visit either way though as you just never know what you will find. In my opinion one of the best home shops in Warrington, especially when it comes to Christmas-they always pull out all the stops to stock up with inexpensive but beautiful Christmas ornaments-I know i'll be checking back regularily in the run up to Christmas day.

A handy store on two sites which stock everything from cards and stationery, to furniture, toys,…read morepicture frames, balloons, kitchen wear, garden accessories etc etc. You name it, they usually have it. Cheap prices and fair quality.

Not changed much since I was little, but that's part of the fun. It's now a sort of museum of…read moremuseums, with 1930s style galleries of minerals, plants and (oddly enough) fish in the mix. My personal favourites include the mummy (shown complete with x-rays as well as a sarcophagus) and the new cabinet of curiosities room where the stuffed animals used to be. Oh, and the consoles in the room with the vending machines where I spent far too long playing Sonic. And the room that is full of Stuff - I honestly have no idea of the theme of the room, it just seemed to be full of everything that had no other place to be. I loved it - everything from mummified cats to Maori tiki. If you're after an interactive extravaganza, you're in the wrong place. If you want a museum that has a great selection of artefacts and local history, and is free, you'll spend a lovely few hours among the old-school cases.

For a small town museum, there is a lot going on here. Although my children are now well-grown, we…read morestill take others children here as most Warringtonians don't visit it. Such a shame, as this has four floors of the most wonderful exhibits around. It would take a few days to see all that is on display and there are many more in storage! Particularly impressive are the Egyptian and Natural History sections. There are also a number of superb grandfather clocks dotted about the spaces and, often, examples of local artists' works. Since a few years ago, when the entrance area was completely revamped to incorporate a disabled lift, the access is excellent and the foyer is much more welcoming. All of the attendants are extremely knowledgable and will direct you to whatever you wish to see with the minimum of fuss.

Laura's choice is a gift shop which could double up as a tardis, it just goes on and on. The range…read moreof cards is vast and the prices are more reasonable than in high street chains. There are me-to- you bears which nuzzle next to snow globes, larger teddies which watch over chubby piggy banks. Laura's choice stock gifts for Christenings such as baby record books, china plates and lovely silver charm bracelets. There are the hysterical Helen Exley gift books which give a comical perspective on topics as diverse as golf, marriage, sex, and computers. The shop is proud of the local community and sell jigsaws of local spots and print local pictures on tea-towels. I didn't see many flowers though except flower paper flower garlands. If you want your party goods then this is a good place to come. Aren't you just sick of card shops which snootily say that they WILL NOT fill helium balloons? Well Laura's Choice isn't of this ilk. This is a novel little shop full of novelties.

I cannot believe how poor the service has been from this store! ordered a bed/desk combination for…read moremy son beginning of July and still waiting for delivery as of today Aug 12th, have the shelves but no actual bed unit... Wait on the phone several times to have promise after promise made but to no avail. Really what can you do? The online chat is not working due to the pandemic, 60minutes waiting time for any kind of response n the phone if you actually manage to get through, so here's a thought... do not take orders if you cannot fulfil them. My son is in a half completed bedroom because of poor service, no delivery, empty promises. If it ever does arrive lets hope the unit is not like the service. I learnt one thing from this, buy local and avoid Ikea.

Me and my friends was lost in IKEA™ and we stayed the night in one of their showrooms, to help…read moreavoiding this conundrum again I have a few suggestions 1. Add a shit ton more arrows there were barely any when I was lost I couldn't find any. 2. Make so many more "short cuts", basically destroy all of the walls apart from the showrooms. 3. Improve your maps, their deffective it's just a line.