This shop is brilliant if you have wide feet! They just got in some mega gorgeous shoe-boots with…read morehigh heels. Finally fashion shoes for wide feet, on the high street!! Nb, New Look do a small selection of wide fits too

This shop is a god send for all plus size ladies. They offer every kind of clothing from occasion…read morewear to suits to holiday wear sleepwear and shoes accessories and bags. Unlike many of the other high street leaders this store makes sure everything is tailored to fit those of the slightly curvy nature. The necklaces are fitted with an extra length of chain to make sure they fit without the feeling of choking, shoes are extra wide with the boots having a wider fitting around the cuff. The bra's also go up into 50G, probably bigger!

In my opinion this to be is by far the better New Looks in Hull…read more With a larger selection of ladies, kids, mens, plus size, petite, maternity, shoes and accessories on offer. The layout of the store is light and airy and easy for anyone to move around the store. They also have room for a larger selection of sale items during sale periods (before it gets moved to the Princes Quay store)and does seem to be too cluttered but with loads of choice. Staff are friendly and helpful and there is a number of fitting rooms located to the back of the store

The biggest new look in hull and has a wide range of products. Sometimes it's great, other times…read moreit's not. In my opinion it's a cheaper version of topshop. Great though when your looking for an outfit when your on a tight budget.

This store until a few years ago was the only New Look we had in Hull…read more Located in Princes Quay and spread out over two floors it is now home to the clearance items from the other three stores in Hull. Although, this store can look a little like a jumble sale - if you on a budget, it's well worth a rummage - i picked up a pair of jeans for £3 last year and a pair of work trousers for a mere £1!! This shop is also ideal to pick up a few holiday items on a budgtet - granted you cant get this seasons maxi dress but to be fair you can jazs anything up these days to bring it up to date!

Cheap, yes, but this is just a store to dump all the clearence clothes from the other two New Look…read morestores in the city centre. It'smessy, there is never a member of staff when you need them, the plus size ranges are limited and of poor choice and the rest is great if you are a size 6 or 8 not so great if you are much bigger.

I've lived in Selby for over 20 years now and I was stumpted when I saw M & Co on here. So after a…read morequick nip into town I realised that M & Co is McKays rebranded and renamed; silly really as I have walked past it dozens of times and even brought a couple of tops! So why the change of name and what's different? Well Mckays used to sell Ladies fashions, children's and baby selections of clothing too; which made the ranges smaller due to floor space. The new look M & Co in Selby has concentrated on ladies fashions, and rightly so; ladies wear needs far more space to give a decent selection. Personally I would have liked to have seen a separate children's wear store in Selby as there is a dire need for one. The children's and baby clothing can be found in the larger stores. The Selby branch offers ladies separates, dresses and coats in sizes 8 to 18 with its plus size range from 18 to 28. There is a good range now in casual clothing, work wear and evening dress. There is a fair selection of bags, belts and costume jewellery. M & Co offer very competitive clothing making them probably one of the cheapest brands on the high street.

Evans, the plus size specialist (or 'The Fat Shop' if you don't like to mince your words) moved to…read morethis unit from their previous little corner plot a couple of years ago, and the new shop is quite a good size. They have a large stock of clothes, shoes, underwear and accessories in sizes 16-30. This is great for those of us who can't quite squeeze into just about anything TopShop sell, and Evans do have almost a monopoly in fashion for us larger ladies. The down side is that they don't do it very well. They are too keen to follow fashion, whether or not it is flattering to the fuller figure. They also charge waaaaaay over the odds for the priveledge of having a couple of extra inches of fabric on your clothes, while selling stuff that's on a par quality-wise with New Look. Their shoes are a godsend to people with broad feet, and if you struggle to get boots to fasten up the calf then Evans is worth a try. Look out for the sales, as they bring things down to the sort of prices that the stuff is worth in the first place.

I went into Primark in Doncaster today for the first time, and I got loads of bargains! I didn't…read morelook anywhere except the kids section but there were great deals to be had if you want to stock up for next summer. There were loads of kids tshirts reduced to £1 and I got a pair of boys combats reduced to 50p. As usual though, just like in every other shop there was tons of girls clothes but very little for baby boys in the sale so I was a little disappointed. The downstairs cash desk isn't very well designed, and it was a bit of a buggy battle as there's a large pillar just in front of one of the tills, and both myself and the next customer had babies with us, which totally gridlocked the area. Only a minor fault, but it was a bit annoying. I was there for ages because the cashier couldn't get the price right on 3 rolls of wrapping paper that were reduced to 25p - whatever she did it kept charging £1 each, so I had to wait for a supervisor. When I finally got back into the lift I checked my receipt and discovered I had been charged twice for something - only £2.50 but £2.50 is £2.50!!! I had to go up to the top floor (waiting on two cycles of the lift because it was busy) and wait at customer services to get a refund. Grrrr! The lady there was very apologetic but it was just annoying to have to do this - the 10 mins delay meant I had to pay an extra quid-odds for car parking so I was not a happy panda. The customer service was excellent and the prices were fab although you do get what you pay for and the quality isn't fantastic, but kids grow out of stuff so fast that it doesn't really matter. It's worth a visit if you're shopping on a budget - it is a massive store.

Primark in Doncaster has improved a lot over the years. The current store is spread over 3 levels…read moreand has a good large range of clothing for men/women and children. There is also a good section for lingerie/sleepwear, shoes and other accessories. Although there is a store in Meadowhall, it doesn't have anywhere near as good a selection on offer.

Bensons, what can I say. Not only is this the best store south of Wetwang, but its Tefal Inicio…read moreGC241D40 - Grill - electrical - black / silver is the best I've ever tried, full stop. Tefal's Inicio Grill makes it easy to prepare perfectly-grilled meat, fish and vegetables, and press authentic Italian-style paninis at home. Packed with 2000W of power, this clever little appliance grills food fast, while its ingenious upright storage design means it's easy to stow in the smallest of spaces. The floating hinged lid adjusts to fit food and sandwiches of all sizes, so you can pile on the fillings to recreate your favourite coffee shop order. Its ridged plates leave those coveted grill marks behind, while ensuring an even heat distribution and speedy cooking time. The fixed plates are non-stick too, plus there's a removable, dishwasher-safe drip tray to capture excess fat. So sit back and enjoy healthy, grilled food knowing that clean-up won't be a chore at the end - just wipe the plates clean and pop the drip tray in the dishwasher! There's even a handy ready-to-cook light to let you know when to add your food for perfectly-grilled results, every time. Thank you Bensons Bargain Centre, very cool.

Bensons Bargain Centre is situated on New Street just before you get to the Selby Swing Bridge…read more There is no parking but if you turn left befreo the swing bridge there are some road parking spaces and a Pay and Display car park. Bensons are a second hand shop that sells just about anything you can image, my Husband call it an Aladdin's for boys. So you won't find ladies fashions, shoes and hands bags, it more like fishing equipment, DVD's, video games and consoles, house hold appliances and spares, Hoover's, TV's DVD players, Bric-a-brac.like I said you name it, they probably sell it. And with being second hand the prices are always worth a look. The only problem you may have is loosing your husband for several hours while he browses:)

St Stephen's Shopping Centre is the main shopping centre serving the town centre of Hull in the…read moreEast Riding of Yorkshire, the location within the city is good, it's pretty much right next to the train station. The mall opened in 2007 and the interior still feels modern, especially in comparison to the rest of the city. It's pretty much a straight high-street-style walk throughout the mall, with a small number of food and drink outlets upstairs including Starbucks and Nando's. The main flagship store in the mall is a large Tesco supermarket, this remains open between 6 am and 12 am between Monday and Saturday, even when the mall shuts much earlier. Between the hours of 7 pm and 12 am when the mall is closed and Tesco is open, you can expect to be allowed to enter the mall, but only for Tesco with barriers in place. Again, I do find the mall shuts a little early, while the centre remains open until 7 pm, most of the stores end up closing an hour earlier and starting to wind down even before that. With the location of Hull pretty much in the sticks, with few alternatives nearby, this makes it even more frustrating for people who prefer to go out in the afternoons and evenings. The selection of stores within the centre is OK. Brands located here include Boots, EE, JD Sports, Superdrug, TK Maxx and a couple of others. The security at the front seemed friendly, and helped offer directions elsewhere in the centre, although they could have done with being inside the mall, due to groups of children loitering, and littering, which meant the mall was untidy and I was having to watch my step to avoid getting something stuck to my shoe. Again, lots of wasted potential, and the best out of a bad bunch of places to shop while in Hull. 3*

It's easy to find and you can buy most things you want. You…read morecan also get donuts. The Items could be a bit cheaper but they are still decent value prices. And the cashiers or the donut shop workers are very polite.

A pricey but charming little boutique in Nottingham (but the original one is in Beeston). Clothes…read morethat are always different, but not too wacky - unique, but still something you would be able to pull off and not be over the top. The shop is quite small but stocks are always changing and it is always worth a visit when in Nottingham town centre. A real gem :)

A true hidden gem! This shop is fantastic if you are looking to find something a little bit…read moredifferent, at a reasonable price. I bought a gorgeous dress which was 100% for £79 and I adore it! Well worth a visit and they often have buy one get one half price offers on. The girls in there are lovely as well without being pushy, which makes for an overall good shopping trip. The shop has a wonderful boutique feel to it and although small I could have spent quite a bit of time rummaging through the rails.