Personally speaking, no trip to Scarborough is complete without a trip to the Publishers book…read moreclearance - It's been there for years and I've been buying books there for years. And now I aways try to persuade my daughter to spend her pocket money here rather than line the pockets of all those amusement owners! There's books to suit everyone, a great children's section including lots of famous names such as Disney etc. There is a fabulous choice of fictions books - if you're Lucky enough to be there on a sunny day, pick one up and head to the beach! The non fiction books range from cookery to golf and the prices are cheap cheap cheap.. although I aways end up spending a fortune because I buy so many!

Great selection of magazines for such a small shop. Always worth popping in and it's very hand just…read morenext to Morrisons.

Every visit we make to Whitby, this is one of our must go to destinations. The shop is full of a…read morewide range of used books in all sorts of catagories. The prices are very reasonable and we usually have 10 books minimum when we leave. The staff are friendly and knowledgable. It's just around the corner from the swing bridge and the Whitby Gazette in the old part of town. A slight detour well worth making if you love books.

I love this book shop,I can spend ages just browsing before I find something I want.You never know…read morewhat they'll have in but you can guarantee it's worth a look. The staff have always been very helpful and friendly. It's situated in a lovely cobbled lane with original buildings and seeing this is itself lovely and worth a little walk to the shop. Give this little bookshop a visit next time your'e in Whitby.

As Help the Aged shops go this is definitely one of the small ones! They pack a lot in and can be…read moredifficult to move around when they are busy. It is worth the effort though. They have the new and unusual gifts the other help the aged shops have and seem to get unusual items donated. There is a nice choice of books and of course lots of things to wear. At Christmas they have a nice range of cards,in fact you can often do quite a bit of Christmas shopping here. If you go on market day you could perhaps finish it too.

this is definately the best of all the charity shops in bridlington by far. as you get further into…read moretown you will find that the charity shops become just as expensive as the other high street stores but this charity shop is almost central to the town yet it still has very cheap prices.

I'm always a bit sceptical of any store that calls itself 'catalogue bargains'. I always wonder why…read moredid the products sell? is there something wrong with them? are they seconds? But recently when strolling past I happened to notice that had some Christmas wrapping paper in the window. Christmas was getting closer and closer and I always panic that I haven't got enough so went in to take a closer look, in all honesty expecting some thin, 'cheap' paper, how wrong I was! the paper was Lovely, the sort of quality you would expect from a reputable store such as m&s. I ended up buying reems and reems of the stuff. They also had some lovely gift ideas, and had I not already done my xmas shopping, I would've found lots of useful bargains here. All in all.. I was quite, quite impressed!

When you go into Scarborough twn centre you frequently see catalogue bargain shops carriers. People…read moresing its praises and recommend it. It does vary on the day and sometimes I haven't bought anything and another day have staggered out with bags of stuff .It is ex-catalogue stuff and now and again they have a sale and sell stuff off really cheaply ,i have had trousers for 62p and skirts and tops for silly prices.I have a much admired padded jacket which I bought for £2.49.It was a size 28 and I altered it to an 18 but it was well worth the effort. They sell some furniture and household items. They get televisions dvd players and a host of other electrical stuff. They have some toys and there are some god bargains in footwear.The only problem is that you can get hooked and it is hard to resist things that you dont need when they are really cheap.

The Works is a brilliant shop for super cheap books. Sometimes they're about 3 for a fiver which is…read moregreat value, and some of them can be fairly new titles as well. Nice big range of stuff too although it can take a bit of digging to find what I want.

Staff are friendly and usually offer decent advice, not too much hard sell…read more The pre owned games are not usually shown in any particular order which makes browsing for a specific game tedious. Overall a good store though with a better range of titles, and usually better trade in offers, than any other store in Scarborough.

Quite a large store selling a huge variety of cards and gifts at reasonable prices. It's a mid…read morerange store selling the cheaper end and more expensive ranges of cards and gift wrap. The staff are excellent and really helpful, even to the extent of personally delivering items to your home if you can't make it into town. Unfortunately though this is another store hit by recent events and is closing down. It's a huge loss to the town. I've used this shop since it opened many years ago.

It's amazing how many little card shops there are in Scarborough although I would consider this…read moremore a newsagents then a card shop. They have a very large range of newspapers and magazines covering all genres. They do have some very nice cards and all at a very good value for money. They also sell quite a large range of chocolates, sweets and drinks and have the National Lottery. There is no parking in the vicinity of the shop but it is ideally located near to the main bus stops in the town centre and the train station, for a lot of passing trade and is often very busy. The owners are a very pleasant and helpful couple.