Poundland

Poundland in Wrexham is much bigger than my local branch in Llandudno so I looking forward to going in. I was a bit disappointed to find that they didn’t have much that my local branch didn’t have, they just had greater volumes of everything. Even so you can’t beat shops like this and you will always find a bargain somewhere. I usually head straight for the books and DVDs but there are ‘can’t say no’ offers all over the shop. One minor quibble is that you can only pay by card if you spend at least a fiver, although it isn’t difficult to find five items worth buying.

Ok poundland does have some rubbish in them but on the whole cant say I have ever walkked out of the shop without buying at least one gem either for myself or for somebody else. Trouble with these shops is they can be a nightmare to walk round at busy times especially with a buggy, one way street kind of feel to the stores sometimes as you cant stop to have alook as you are blocking somebody else.

Poundland does have some fantastic bargains, and everything is just a pound.
Toilet rolls, kitchen rolls, various kitchen bits and pieces, everything for a pound each.
The stock changes over weekly and these are many new lines each week as well as the regular items so you need to check the place out regularly for the latest offers because you never know what is coming up next.
Christmas time is also a great time to shop here because they have loads of Christmas decorations and lights, all for a pound.
Great value.

Like a true bargain hunter i love these kind of stores and this one is the biggest ive seen outside liverpool, when they mean poundland they actually mean its a small province within Wrexham.
Like most pound shops it has the essential, toilet roll, kitchen cleaners batteries and on the odd occasion ex major chain store stuff.
For example we were visiting Wrexham for the day and i left my sunglasses in a pub, again, so for a quick fix i thought pound shop, if i lose them its a quid right.
Bored on way hopme happy with my glasses i see the legs on them have had something blacked out with marker pen, so i scatched away and the glasses were last season Next sunnies for a quid!!!
Also near teh train station so there is a fair amount of parking there too.

Another good for shop for Wrexham town centre located on one of the retail parks. This is a large store with plenty of different ideas. It is always successful for seasonal events ie Christmas and Halloweeen as it sells the decorations cheaply with lots of good ideas. Also sells quite a large selection of snack food and toiletries so is a useful shop to have as you are always guaranteed to find something you need.

Large and very cheap store for all sorts of home products. They sell alot of food here, like biscuits and crisps — handy for kids packed lunches. They also sell alot of toiletries and kitchen equipment. I bought a chef knife which came with a sharpener and I have to say that for a quid the knife is pretty good. They also sell quite a large range of seasonal merchandise — handy at christmas and halloween for cheap decs and pressie wrapping. Its a bit like home bargains in that you can find branded stuff at a massively reduced price here.

Big size shop with loads of potentional bargins. Good for stocking filler presents or handy DIY bits.
Standard pound shop produce on offer with large range of childrens toys, sweets and much much more!

You can’t walk past this shop without going in! It is a must for any bargain hunter. Not sure how they can sell some of the stuff they do for £1. You can get all sorts of homewhere, food, toys and stationary — really good for stocking fillers! They also sell a large selection of tools and diy equip. It might not be the best quality but it is usually good enough. Worth a try for £1!

This is in the Island Green shopping complex with parking right outside, just as well as I spent a fortune in here. Everything is £! it is absolutely amazing what they have in there for a pound. I bought DVD’s hard back novels, calendars, tuppaware boxes, christmas coasters, some glitzy christmas oven gloves. Kodak batters packs of 12 for £1. Boxes of biscuits, boxes of Maltesers. I feel like I’m on the Generation Game. You can buy anything in there and some of the stuff I can’t imagine how they can sell it for one pound. Parking in the car park outside is really cheap as well