Home Bargains (Shop)

...I've picked up cheaply from Home Bargains, so I thought why not do a review on the shop itself? Home Bargains is owned by a company called TJ Morris Ltd and the stores are currently popping up all over the country. I am lucky to have 2 different stores nearby which stock some of the same stuff and some different, so it does go to show that some different products are available at different stores. ==What things do they sell?== You can pick up loads ...
...Home Bargains. It is not like a pound shop, which are normally just full of tat and the odd bargain. Home Bargains sell products that you would find in your local supermarket, just at a much lower price. ===Health and Beauty=== In my most local store, the first aisle that come across after the main offers in store is the health and beauty one. Here you can find a wide range of products which include: * Bath - Radox, Palmolive and Dove to name ...

lizngaz 11.08.2008 · Read full review
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...and like a bargain then Home Bargains is the store for you! I discovered it after a new retail park opened in town, it had the usual suspects - Next, Boots, Peacocks, TK Maxx and a shop I hadn't seen before Home Bargains. I wondered what kind of stuff they sold and went for a look around, that was the day I became hooked. For those who have never been in a Home Bargains shop they are run by the T J Morris chain. Tom Morris founded T J Morris Ltd ...
...there and still get my Home Bargain fix! You can find out more information on the locations of their stores at the T J Morris Website http://www.tjmorris.co.uk/ If you ever happen to see one of their stores on your travels make sure you pop in because I am sure you will find something in there that takes your fancy! They do seem to have a quickly changing range of products and things sell out pretty quickly so if you see something you really like ...

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=== About Home Bargains === Home Bargains is originated from TJ Morris, which was established 30 years ago by Tom Morris. Home Bargains now has around 170 stores and over 4,000 employees. In the next 10 years TJ Morris (Home Bargains) plan to expand to over 500 stores and over 12,000 staff. Home Bargains sell a majority of products such as: *Toilet Paper from 79p for 4 *Baby Wipes from 59p for 72 *Wine from £2.99 *Hair Dye from 99p *Toothbrushes ...
...=== My Love of Home Bargains === It all started when I found a store in Caerphilly Wales, and used to pick up my Cat food from there as it was much cheaper than the supermarkets. Then when I moved to Bridgend They had just opened a new one in the town centre. Having just had a baby I started to try out allot more things in order to save more money! And I have! They have top brands at really low prices compared to the supermarket. The only problem ...

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...My first stop??? Home Bargains of course! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Who are Home Bargains??? A discount store offering branded products at the lowest prices, in my opinion they are a very close competitor to the likes of Savers, B+M and Wilkinson. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Where did they come from??? Tom Morris was the founder ...
...can I buy from there??? Home Bargains is a bit of a mini supermarket stocking Health and Beauty Products from leading brands such as Cussons, Colgate, Herbal Essences, Nivea, Radox, Original Source, Sensodyne, Head and Shoulders, Andrew Collinge, Garnier the list is endless. Food products include pasta and rice, sauces, soups, tinned vegetables, cereals, crackers and cakes and biscuits from leading brands such as Quaker, Princes, Tilda, Uncle Bens, ...

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...and one of these is Home Bargains. There has been a Home Bargains Store in Sheffield where I live for a couple of years now, but it is only recently when the subject came up during a conversation with my Auntie in Blackpool that I realised they were part of a nation-wide chain. THE BACKGROUND The UK's first Home Bargains Store was opened at Old Street in Liverpool in the early 1970's. This Store was the dream of a local man called Tom Morris. ...
...original Store in Liverpool other Home Bargains soon began to appear in the North West of England and today there are over 100 Stores employing 2,500 staff, but the story does not stop there. Home Bargains are currently one of the fastest growing chain of Shops in Britain and their plans are ambitious to say the least. The company fully intends to continue with its rapid expansion plans across the UK and they are intending opening a further 400 Stores ...

micksheff 29.03.2006 · Read full review
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When Home Bargains first opened in my local town... well, to be honest I didn't really notice it. Actually, that's not quite right. I did notice it. Well, who wouldn't with it's bright red frontage! But I didn't really take any notice of it. I was too busy running around the rest of the town - dragging my three young children kicking and screaming all the way - to take any interest in this new (and I have to say) UN-impressive looking shop. - It ...
...to the best thing about Home Bargains. The prices! They're simply fantastic!! Now, Home Bargains isn't like many of those other cheap shops, like for instance 'the Pound Shop', where you can buy cheap products for cheap prices. Fine if that's what you're after! But, in Home Bargains you can buy general products - named, BRANDED products - for a price that's... well, at the very worst - a little under RRP and at the very best - a mere fraction of ...

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...going back for more. HOME BARGAINS is the outlet in question, and the stores are part of TJ Morris Ltd., who also ran the online halfpriceorless.com, until it closed its ‘doors’ earlier this year (possibly to be reopened early in 2003). TJ Morris Limited is based in Prescott, Merseyside, and this is where you will find the greatest concentration of shops. The Home Bargains stores offer a wide range of goods, from shampoo, shower gels, ...
...food, and drink, and often have a large stock of kids toys as well. The stock changes on a regular basis, so it is worth visiting often if you want to snap up the real bargains. The shop which I visit in Heanor, Derbyshire receives a delivery of goods every weekday, and this makes me want to pop in once or twice a week, just incase I miss out on something…sad I know! The Heanor store is situated across the road from Tesco in a new development ...

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...out of nowhere in my home town of Kettering. As ususal I thought they would probably selling a load of old rubbish and would probably close down within a few months but I was wrong. It wasn't really on my list of places to visit until my friends started telling me the stuff she had picked up in there and I will admit it sounded fantastic! I usually visit the Kettering store which is located in the shopping centre but I have visited other stores ...
...cheap rubbish - Thats where Home Bargains is different. Yes the stuff is cheap and its also branded. Often at least half the RRP. Having visited other cheap shops in the past and stocked up on food and stuff I have been disappointed to find that it has a very short sell by date but all the stuff in Home Bargains has a date as long as you would expect to find in any other supermarket. OK here are some examples of stuff I have bought recently so you ...

little_miss_sunshine1982 09.11.2005 · Read full review
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INTRODUCTION My nearest Home Bargains is in St.Annes which is quite near to Blackpool. Their used to be a shop called HALFPRICEORLESS.COM in the centre of Blackpool, however this closed due to the refurbishment of the shopping centre there. Home Bargains is a discount retailer with fantastic prices throughout. They sell many great lines such as everyday products and one-offs at fantastic prices!! HISTORY Home Bargains is owned by TJ Morris which ...
...which was later changed to HOME BARGAINS. The HALFPRICEORLESS.COM venture was operated in the early 00s. HALFPRICEORLESS.COM was a website, which did exactly what it said on the tin! It sold branded goods at half the recommended retail price; they also opened stores under this name for a short while on the high street, in the form of two branches in Blackpool and Lancaster. This website was shut down in 2001. However, they continued to open stores ...

olster99 19.05.2007 (11.05.2007) · Read full review
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Home Bargains. Very rarely has a name for a shop proved so apposite! It is filled with bargains for the home. So, go there and buy them. That's the review then! Oh. You want more? Very well, I will continue! I first came across my nearest branch of Home Bargains whilst visiting Pets at Home for a large sack of wood-based cat litter and some cockatiel food. (Actually, Pets at Home... isn't that a rather strange name for a shop? I mean, where else ...
...BEER that they sell at home Bargains. Yes, that's right, BEER! Imported Continental lagers and real ales. I think I was in danger of dislocating my jaw when I saw the prices. ! Bottles of Bass Ale at 49 pence each. These bottles were well within their sell by date. I think they were intended for export to the USA, as they had some form of warning from someone called the Surgeon General. Basically the message ran: "Warning, the Surgeon General has ...

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...attractive shop in town is Home Bargains. Bright red signs all over the place and horrible broken baskets and trollies. Not as bad as Kwiksave but getting there! The products are stored either in big stainless steel baskets or shoved onto shelves in a random order. It's sometimes difficult to find the prices of things too as some things are just shoved anywhere where they will fit. The only organised bit of Home Bargains is the fact that the aisles ...
...good the prices are in Home Bargains. They practically give their stuff away! There's hair products which cost about 9p, drinks for the same price and household goods are so cheap you'll struggle to find anything priced over a pound. One annoying thing is that everything has an awkward price, prices such as 14p, 9p etc have surely had their day by now. Just add the penny and make it 10p for god's sake! They must use a lot of 1ps for people's change ...

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On the first aisle are Starbuys and haircare products. The second aisle has beauty products, medicines, baby care and clothing. The third aisle has stationary including books and dvd's. The fourth aisle has cleaning products and pet products. The fith aisle has food and the sixth aisle has sweets and pop. Above these aisles are 6 smaller aisles with homeware and toys on the back wall. Below the main aisles is the alcohol section and the tills. The ...
...-licorish allsorts (Bassets) 5p - one off -coca cola 3L 99p - regular -coca cola 500ml bottle 10p - one off - easter egg (top brand) 7.99 in sainsburys, 2.99 in HB - 2 colgate toothpaste large tubes for 1.20 - regular - U2 book, told by a customer that this book was sold in Borders for 60 quid, sold in HB for 2.99 - 4 pack muffins 29p - one off - 2 pack of 2L water 59p - regular Happy bargain hunting! ...

tallyrand8 29.03.2007 (16.05.2007) · Read full review
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...you might find at your home bargains: *A can of Coke 25p (usually between 49 - 75p) *A bag of haribos 59p (can be found at £1.29) *3 twix's for 50p (32p in my shop which is cheap) * Bottle of VKD 1.99 (big bottle) *** PLEASE NOTE SOME OF THE RATINGS GIVEN BELOW ARE BECAUSE I HAD TO (E.G - NAVIGATION) *** ...

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Home Bargains has been in Doncaster Town Centre for a few years now. About a year ago I got a job in the town centre and on my lunch i like to have a walk around. I decided to take a look in Home Bargains as my family and friends recommended it, WOW! I've never looked back! When you 1st walk in there is a glass window showing purfume, some are naff old brands, but they sell Hugo Deep Red for £19.99 which would cost about £29.99 in Boots! At the ...
...it has to be one om my favourites! I have converted a few people to this shop after coming back to work with my bags full of bargains! (**Please note - the ratings are for an Ebay shop called Home Bargains - but this review is not for that!) ...

j3nni3 09.12.2005 · Read full review
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...~ The history of home bargains ~ The first store was opened 30 years ago in old swan, liverpool, by a man called tom morris , tom comes from a retail family that has run shops for over two generations. The company now has over 100 store all over the uk.and employs more than 3,000 staff. my local store is the walsall home bargains , its a medium size with plenty of space to walk around, the staff are very helpful. They have 9 different sections ...
...Health and beauty Food Home style Seosonal ~ Here is my opinion ~ They sell a good range of products and you have plenty of choice for a great price. Stock is constantly changing . I went in there christmas and had some great bargains on toys , they sell a good range of toys including bratz, my little pony , they have a lot of offers on and you can sometimes get toys for up to half price, if they aren,t half price you will find that they will ...

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