Home Bargains

Parkway Retail shop has recently been extended and is now fully reopened and, true to its sign above the door, offers some great Bargains for your Home.
Get yourself in one and fill your boots, and shopping trolleys of course!

Love the staff in this shop they go above and beyond to help u and are are so kind and the items are very cheap compared to anywhere else 👌

It's not a bad sized place, very clean and the staff were really polite. The girl at the till was watching the queue, as it got to 5 she buzzed for a new lane to open, no one came so she put her green lane on Amber.
This was the branch off the parkway going into the city. It's a little awkward to get to but worth the travel
Conscientious and friendly all round. Will definitely pop in again.

Good value for money, you don't have to wait to long at the tills

Love the staff in this shop always lovely and happy to help totally outstanding

Favourite place for buying kitchen items and scented candles. Absolutely love the prices.❤❤
My recent purchases.
Candle £2.99 only
Disney Princess mug £1.99 only
P.s there were alot of Disney Princess mugs all the Disney Princess. Ah ❤

I never need anything until I go and look around sells everything great store.

Good.
Well laid out.
Suitable for pensioners.

Great products, helpful staff,

Can't complain, this store has everything, decent prices too. Always clean and tidy too, why can't other shops face up this well? Lots of parking and friendly staff too!

Fantastic range of products and really well set out huge store. Only issue is you need a wad of cash to go in because there are so many great bargains to be had. We love this shop😊👌❤

Love this shop. Really bright with a excellent variety of produce. Well worth a visit also staff really helpful and polite.

Cheap place for all your household needs free parking and friendly staff .

I can never nip in to buy the one or two items I went in to buy, which mainly tends to be cleaning products. I always come out with an array of items from every aisle. To try and prevent this I refuse to collect a basket on entering, and walk around the shop juggling items in my hands and arms. At its worst I do find myself rushing to a check out to collect a basket before I drop the random items I've picked up on my journey around the store.

Great value for money

It's a home bargains, you know what to expect.

The retailer was founded by owner Tom Morris in 1976 as a single store called Home and Bargain[3] in Old Swan, Liverpool when aged just 21. The name was changed to Home Bargains in 1995 (although it's still colloquially referred to by its original name throughout the Merseyside area[4]) with accompanying blue and red corporate identity, created by relative (and professional graphic designer) Anton Morris.[3]

Morris started the business by obtaining a bank overdraft, with typical average takings initially reaching around £85 per week, and was estimated in October 2014 to have a personal wealth of £2.05 billion,[5] which, by April 2016, had increased to over £3 billion, making him at that time the second richest man in the North West of England.[6]

Morris, who was reported to have still owned an 89% stake in the business as of 2013, operates the company with his brother Joe.[7] The business has since grown to become one of the largest privately owned companies within the United Kingdom, selling a variety of household items including food, clothing and games to name a few across up to 4,000 product lines.[8][5]

Customer numbers were estimated to be in excess of three million in February 2013, with items sold typically consisting of 70% regular lines and the rest as one-off product lines.[7] The retailer was ranked sixth in a Which? list of 100 Top Stores, making them the highest ranking retailer within the United Kingdom.[8]

GrowthEdit

From 1977, annual growth was already strong at 20–25%.[3] They opened their first warehouse in Prescot in 1979. They then moved to the Rocket Warehouse in 1983. Then, in 1994, they moved to another warehouse, Fallows Way.[3] The retailer gained approval in January 2008 to construct new headquarters in Merseyside, which it estimated would create seven hundred jobs at the Axis business park, Croxteth, as it constructed a ten-storey distribution centre and retail training facility.[9]

A £70m distribution centre began construction in October 2013 in Wiltshire, England, as a duplicate of their 700,000 sq ft (65,000 m2) facility that they had opened at its Liverpool headquarters some years prior, in order that their expansion plans could be maintained

A great place to find a bargain. Many branded products at lower prices and fantastic managers specials, a must shop at for anyone on a. Budget or if you just want to save a little. I always find some great stocking fillers here around Christmas time and never break the bank.

Christmas tour. 🤗🤗❄❄ I found beauties

Huge improvement now they've extended by more than double their previous size. Everything you'd need plus more and a nice clean and presentable shop