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cityboy (312 points) 14-08-2008

John Lewis on Oxford Street on a Saturday is like a whole different world, people shopping everywere. The shop is full of great stuff, you could sp... more...

moonrising (4887 points) 04-01-2008

Most days of the week this is just a rather bleak cobbled and paved area alongside a strip of shops on Kingsland Road. Saturday it, well, stays ra... more...

dmj1962 (32572 points) 10-01-2008

This is a huge branch of Boots situated right next to Kensington High Street Underground station. It has several entrances, including one directly ... more...

shopaholic (1755 points) 23-10-2007

A very useful little store tucked away in Earl's Court; they repair and service most electrical appliances, and also sell spare parts. Very prompt... more...

shopaholic (1755 points) 04-05-2007

Also known as Peter Jones, this is my favourite John Lewis store; the recent refurbishment has opened up a fantastic atrium in the store. Great ... more...

dmj1962 (32572 points) 08-05-2007

One of a small chain of High Street electrical shops, it sells a wide range of small electricals and electrical fittings, including those hard-to-g... more...

dmj1962 (32572 points) 04-12-2007

Although it's long been a part of the 'House of Fraser' chain, this is still known to many people as the 'Army & Navy' store. It's a large, gen... more...

dmj1962 (32572 points) 12-12-2007

Robert Dyas is a wonderful institution: a traditional ironmongers, with High Street store locations, for those not able to get to out-of-town shopp... more...

davepearce1 (1841 points) 16-07-2008

Small branch of Argos near to Tooting Bec Tube, and offering, well, what all of these stores offer. Confusing catalogues, no ability to see what yo... more...

davepearce1 (1841 points) 18-03-2008

No. Nononono! I know these huge warehouse stores may offer cheap-ish electrical goods, but they are everything I hate about shopping. Depressing, i... more...