Regent Retail Park

Not exactly a lot I can write about a retail park. It is what it is, a place of convinience with stores you can use for essentials. Although I still avoid one of the stores like the plague, choosing to travel 4 miles to my nearest equivalent, I do use nearly all the other stores several times a week. With Sainsbury’s, Boots, Argos, Home Bargains, Sports Direct you pretty much have everything you will ever need in these stores, not to mention the others. So its a good location and a decent selection of stores.
My only downside is the layout, featuring two four way roundabouts in quick succession, it can become rather chaotic at times, especially with idiots and the speeds they drive. But all in all its a good place.

I live five minutes away from this place. You have everything you need in here. A massive Sainsburys, a really big Boots, where you find everything you need, a staples, the biggest TK MAXX I’ve ever seen, few shops that sell fancy clothes, one or two sport stores and a couple that sell cheap things for your house. When I moved here, I went to investigate this place, and I loved it. No matter what you need, they have it. You can buy everything from one place, without having to go to town or different location. The prices are exactly the same as everywhere else.
If you are too lazy to carry your shopping, they have a lot of parking places, which is usually quite full on a Saturday afternoon. Obviously this is a good thing, means people enjoy coming here to buy stuff. I personally use the free phone provided by Sainsburys to call for a cab if I feel I can’t move for five minutes with all my things.
For a girl, that loves shopping, that is like going to Market Street, Manchester. You go from shop to shop and you spend hours picking little things that you might or might not need. At the end, you realize that you’ve spend a lot of money and you’ve been gone for 7 hours.