We had been advised to use Flexpress (http://www.flexpress.co.uk/) for stapled booklet printing…read more After speaking with the sales team they gave me excellent advice and pricing for 2000 booklets we needed for a gig. The booklets were excellent quality and delivered on time.

I was so impressed with the quality of the business cards I purchased from Flexpress that I…read morerecommended them to several business associates and have used them again to print promotional marketing material. Great service and all products have a really excellent professional finish.

There is something about Warehouse stores that excites me, partly it's the sheer range of products…read moreon offer but also it's the feeling that you're in amongst the bargain hunters and about to fall upon some hugely discounted product and make a huge saving. Brittanic stocks a range of items for your abode from furniture to hi fi equipment but on my visit I kept my browsing to a minimum and sought out the latest addition to my tool box with the purchase of surely the most impressive of all cleaning devices, the Steam Cleaner.. Now I know i'm in danger of sounding like an Infomercial here, but when it comes to certain household chores the Steam Cleaner will no doubt put a smile on your face. I never thought i'd have so much fun cleaning a bathroom but with the aid of a pressurised hose I was dancing between taps blasting those hard to reach crevices with glee, the bathroom didn't know what had hit it. No doubt you can order something very similar via the shopping channel or over the internet, but for me there'a a great pleasure in making my purchases in person. Brittanic Warehouse is located just behind the Central Library near the College Of Food.

Listed in the official store directory of New Street Station for quite some time now, Moleskine's…read morefirst fully fledged Birmingham store has quietly opened on the station's concourse. I'll start out by saying that I've been a fan of the brand and their simple notebooks since the early noughties, when they were still relatively unknown by the general public and surprisingly hard to find outside of very large cities. Now, Moleskine has grown significantly as a very successful company that places their product in virtually any store that sells paper products or travel accessories. Until this week, your best bet was to stop in a Paperchase or Waterstones to pick up a journal, but now their full line of products and accessories is conveniently located in a prime retail spot in New Street Station. The story starts out simple, where a small Milanese paper products company reads about old-world style notebooks that were produced and sold on the streets of Paris but becoming increasingly rare in the late twentieth century. Seeing a market for the literati, they start reproducing the high-quality notebooks in the 90's and spinning a questionable historical narrative connected to Picasso. By 2006 they were bought out by a private equity firm and turned into the corporate monolith you see today. What started out as a simple notebook and journal company has now exploded into dozens of product lines. At this official Moleskine store you can not only find the original style notebooks, but branded journals as well, including their limited edition line (Toy Story, Game of Thrones, etc), and many accessories not limited to pens, bags, and more. I enjoy using the Moleskine products for several reasons, foremost is the quality of the paper used. Not only is the paper sustainable in its sourcing, but all of their paper is acid free, meaning any random doodles or masterpieces you create will last a long time. The now iconic original style notebooks feature a hard cardboard cover wrapped in synthetic fabric. A black fabric band holds the cover in place, a sewn spine allows the notebook to lie flat, and an expandable rear pocket in the back is available for storage. These notebooks have even entered the digital age, with partnered Evernote notebooks available that provide an easy method to upload your notebook into the app. The cheapest notebooks on offer are great for quickly writing notes, although you'll pay a bit more for a more archival quality notebook. Currently in their first week there are special offers for certain spend amounts. If you've never given thought to taking your writing habits back to analog, I suggest giving Moleskine a try for a quality but affordable notebook, journal, or diary.

This small shop on the Grand Central concourse has a good little selection of Moleskine goodies. I…read morelike to stop by from time to time to browse the stationery in the rather satisfying neat rows. I like a Moleskine notebook as they are good quality. This store doesn't let me down as you can find the classic notebooks as well as pens, bags, accessories and some of the limited edition releases. There are display notebooks and pens so you can try things out and see how they feel. This includes the Smart Writing Set and the other digital-able books that Moleskine sell. All rather pricey but that is what I have come to expect from Moleskine. A few offers do pop up from time to time though so worth a glance here if you're after something anyway.

Very good place to come to if you are looking for furniture and if you are local, you are…read moreguaranteed free delivery. From beds to cabinets to tables you name it, Furniture Kingdom II have all of these in stock. For a furniture store, the prices here are decent and are much cheaper than what you would find in furniture retail shops. What I will also say is that the quality of items on offer here are particularly good and this place is well worth a visit. It is a big store although there were some cramped areas. Staff are excellent and they will happily help you out. Having spoken to the staff here, I got the impression that they really are passionate about the company they work for. They also care about their customers as well which is great to see. And I'll also say you can have plenty of banter with them. A decent furniture store and one shop I might well visit again.

This shop just disappeared overnight with my money. There is no way to contact them at all…read more Suppose to deliver my goods and the following Monday the shop was empty. THEIVES.

We had a Pergo Laminate floor fitted by Dalkard and Elliot to our through lounge dinning room and…read moreentrance porch. Dalkard and Elliot are a fantastic company to deal with, the products and staff are superb. Also the fitting of our laminate floor was faultless. After our positive experience, we would not go any where else for our flooring requirements in the future.

Excellent store if you want new curtains carpets or wood flooring. Great customer service. Went…read moreback several times because we couldn't make up ours minds, but never felt pressurised to buy at any time. A bit on the pricey side, but well worth it. We needed a custom made track railing for our curtains and it only took 2 weeks for it to be made. Installation by their tema was painless and took less than 2 hours. Definitely recommended

Dunelm is a great shop for soft furninshings. They sell everything from curtains to towels, rugs,…read morebedding etc etc. They also have a range of ornaments, candles, lamps etc. It is a good sized shop and you can pretty much get anything you need to kit out your house. There are a few staff that work here but it always seems that finding someone to help you is easier said than done and they don't always seem to be very approachable. Dunelm is probably the best place to go for your home furninshings and their prices are good with some good offers on throughout the year.

Kiddiminster Carpets in Shirley stock just about everything you would need to cover a floor. So…read morethat is not just carpet but wood, laminate, vinyl and rugs. However, I have only bought carpet from here but they have supplied and fitted all the carpets in my house. The prices are very competitive and the service is excellent. Recently I needed to carpet a very small room and I visited Kiddiminster Carpets as I knew they would be the people for the job. They advised that with the size of the room a remnant would probably be suitable. I was shown into a warehouse next to the showroom where roles and roles of large, leftover pieces of carpet are kept. The chap cheerfully and helpfully rolled out the carpets we were interested in so we could pick something suitable in colour and of the right size. Booking in fitting in was stress free and all the carpets have been fitted perfectly. Highly recommend.

This is a fairly large store but seems a bit cramped because it can be a bit jam packed with goods…read more Saying that they do stock some lovely items and have bought a fair few cushions, glasses, cups and other household goods. The prices and the staff are both good. Queue can get a bit long at times, but the till staff get it down as fast as they can.

This store is really useful for presents as it sells such a variety of things at bargain prices…read more You can find everything from cushions to earrings and waste paper bins in here. I spend ages in here browsing and end up spending loads! It does get very busy near Christmas but is central to Mell Square.