The store is roomy & not cluttered but with all the attributes of a Boyes store you might find…read moreanywhere in the north east. A good use of a Woolworth store.

staff looked miserable,i heard one of them making rude remarks about another member of staff,put me…read moreoff shopping,some were just standing around,at one point laughing on with i assume is the manager talking about drunken escapades,i felt funny asking them for help as couldnt find the ironing board covers.shelves were dirty,some prices i got confused by and the tillpoint was understaffed,i stood for about 5 mins.

Like all the other pound shops this has vast amounts of tat this is handy if you need something…read morecheap. Probably the most popular stores of all time. This is located in he new shopping area building up near to Tesco & sainsburys. Has parking at the front.

Used this Argos store many times over the years and now it's located in Sainsbury's makes it so…read moreeasy just to click and collect whilst or before shopping with her in doors. One thing I found today was it's not Apple Pay. So had to use card or cash. Staff always attentive & quick about their duties. Shopping online without the postman. Works for me!

This is a collection of small shops in a redundant shop unit - you can get all sorts of goodies,…read moreincluding fabrice shoes kinick knacks and books. This is a really good place for a bargain, but unfortunately it is upstairs with no disabled access whatsoeover.

Everytime you go into this place the shops have changed & what is in there is mainly tat. I stopped…read moregoing in. The cafe at the rear is a bit of a geacey spoon.

This Shoe shop has been around for some years, not part of a chain. A few ago they got a job lot of…read moreDoc Martin shoes which had the Royal Mail stamped on the heal, a cancelled order and reasonably price for a quality shoe. Only smaller sizes it appears now. Many other styles of rugged boots & shoes available. Not open Tuesday or Wednesday. Also sell rucksacks, military style.