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What is your favourite shop or shopping place/town

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DAVE B

DAVE B Report 26 Jul 2005 06:50

Non of them hate it can just about bare the Trafford Centre thats only 10 minutes from me. Davex

Stelly ♥♥

Stelly ♥♥ Report 26 Jul 2005 02:17

It's bad but.........St Helens is a shoppers dream come true lately!!!!! Nothing BUT shops........ Wilkies... Asda.... Tesco Morrisons Just the job Poundland Next Lidl Aldi Iceland Poundstrechers Home bargains M+S Woolworths W H Smiths Comet PC World B+Q Curries tk mAX Evans And the market stalls......... To say the least!!!!! Home bargains poundland x 3 TK Hughes .............shoppers paradise! + lots more within Needless to say.........I shop here! Stel.xx Come and visit...........all in walking distance.......and FREE...electric buses if not! Stel.xx

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 26 Jul 2005 01:48

nudge....lol love Susie xx

Unknown

Unknown Report 26 Jul 2005 00:08

Depends what I want to buy. For food and 'everyday' items - St Albans, as it's near where I live or the Harlequin Centre at Watford for more of a choice. If I want something special, I'll either to to Kingston-upon-Thames, where I used to live or to the West End of London. CB >|<

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 26 Jul 2005 00:04

lol....sue...I must sound so sad sometimes...but I am quite a funny person you know... Love Susie xx

Sue Lambrini Smith

Sue Lambrini Smith Report 26 Jul 2005 00:03

cheers susie, can go to bed happy now, sue

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 26 Jul 2005 00:01

Of course it is Sue, even Germany accept that they call it the Eurocard though but not many places here accept Visa though!! Love Susie xx

Sue Lambrini Smith

Sue Lambrini Smith Report 25 Jul 2005 23:58

oh susie--- dont say that, can feel some palpitations coming on ! is mastercard safe, lol, sue.

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 25 Jul 2005 23:56

Oh yes!!!!!! Glasgow why did I not think of there after all every time I am back in UK I stay there at the in-laws with hubby and spend lots of money there......lol Love Susie xx

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 25 Jul 2005 23:52

Hi Sue, I have not had switch but my mum has and am I right saying that less places are starting to accept it now? Why though? Love Susie xx

Christine

Christine Report 25 Jul 2005 23:51

I've lived just outside New York for 5 years and the first time I went shopping there was just two weeks ago. My sister in law was over so we thought we would do some 'serious' shopping. What a let down. Give me Glasgow anyday. Christine.

Sue Lambrini Smith

Sue Lambrini Smith Report 25 Jul 2005 23:42

er, well anywhere that takes switch ! lol, sue.

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨

¨*:·.Susiebabes.·:*¨ Report 25 Jul 2005 23:31

Hello, I miss IKEA in the UK as it is just not the same here in Germany they shut so much earlier shopping is a big no no on Sunday and nothing is open apart from the Icecream parlours they are a very religious country and when on bank holiday's you want to go shopping everything is shut.....lol I did used to shop in the great western outle village t in Swindon when I lived in Tidworth....That was okay Love Susie xx

Harry

Harry Report 25 Jul 2005 22:22

Not quite what you asked for, but my great regret in life - as an oldie - I can walk past a sports shop and not even give it a glance. They used to be places of real magic. happy days (long gone)

Shelli4

Shelli4 Report 25 Jul 2005 22:07

Bryan not keen on Tooting, but like Primark. Thats our nearest one, althought we tend to go to Arndale centre in wandsworth for primark. Another cheapy shop lol

Shelli4

Shelli4 Report 25 Jul 2005 22:05

Jill YES you;re quite right Ikea is good... suits whole family... play room for 3 boys, daughter too old now. The kids love their meatballs and also the cafe as they go out, where they can get hotdogs and chips. I love the fact you can refill the drinks... makes it real value. On the downside it can get manic in there, so tend try and go when it's quiet. But it is open for a long time each day, think it's midnight on a week night and 10pm on a saturday. Wouldn't fancy working there LOL

Linen

Linen Report 25 Jul 2005 22:04

I'm not really into shopping but I think Taunton has a good range of shops, from poundland to boutiques. I had a look in the Next sale but couldn't find anything I liked. Could have spent quite a bit in EWM but restrained myself & only spent £30. When it comes to shoes I go for comfort & look for Van Dal or Hush Puppies. About once a year I take a look at Clarkes Village in Street. Vivienne

Unknown

Unknown Report 25 Jul 2005 22:03

shelli,they won that honour a couple of years ago,but i think the trafford centre,with all its entertainment is better. i also go to tooting,to buy 'nearly new' clothes,as the savings are really good. bryan.

♫Jilly McMad♫

♫Jilly McMad♫ Report 25 Jul 2005 22:01

IKEA!!!!!............any town...anywhere....anytime!!!!

Stelly ♥♥

Stelly ♥♥ Report 25 Jul 2005 21:59

Yes Southport a few miles away from Liverpool...... but wouldn't like to walk there!! Stel.xx Great shopping in Southport BTW.