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Shopping Malls in Central Birmingham (Top)
The following retail malls are located in central Birmingham:
The Bullring was rebuilt in 2003 and is now the busiest shopping centre in the United Kingdom with an estimated annual footfall of 37 million.
The old Bullring was divided from the rest of the Retail Quarter by the Inner Ring Road which has been replaced by Rotunda Square, a pedestrian plaza at the junction of High Street and New Street, so that pedestrians can reach the new Bull Ring without having to walk through concrete underpasses.
The East Mall and West Mall are on the Birmingham Ridge: a steep escarpment 15 metres above Digbeth High Street. There is a futuristic Selfridges store at the far end of the East Mall and a flagship Debenhams at the far end of West Mall.
The malls are built into the Birmingham Ridge so that the ground floor units on top of the ridge are at the same level as third-floor units at the bottom of the ridge; the malls are divided by a central boulevard on top of the ridge but joined at Lower Level beneath the ridge.
The central boulevard, which divides the malls on the ridge, terminates at the Nelson Memorial from where shoppers can descend to Saint Martins Square via a series of terraces.
Shoppers arriving from Edgbaston Street or Digbeth High Street can enter the malls at Lower Level in St Martins Square or climb the terraces to the Upper Level.
The Bullring contains the following stores: 25 Two Seasons, Accessorize, All Saints, Animal, Ann Summers, Apple, Bank, Ben Sherman, Birthdays, Boots, BT, Build-a-Bear-Workshop; and
Card factory, Claire's Accessories, Clarks, Clinton Cards, Cloggs, COS, Cult, Currys, Debenhams, Del Villagio, Disney, DKNY Jeans, Dr & Herbs, Dune, Early Learning Centre, Ernest Jones; and
Eurochange, Evolution, Faith, Flight Centre, Footlocker, Fossil, Flagrance Shop, French Connection, G Star, Game Shop, Game Store, Gap, Globe News, Goldsmiths; and
H&M, H Samuel, Henleys, HMV, Holland & Barrett, Hollister, Hotel Chocolat, Hypnotic, Jane Norman, JD Sports, Jones Bootmaker, Karen Millen, Kurt Geiger, La Senza, Lacoste, Ladbrokes; and
Leslie Davis, Links of London, Lovejuice, Mamas & Papas, Mango, Miss Diva, Miss Selfridge, Molton Brown, Monsoon, New Look, Newspoint, Next, Oasis, Office, Orange, Peach Accessories; and
Phones4U, Pumpkin Patch, Punky Fish, Quiz, Radley, Reiss, Republic, River Island, Roberts Jewellers, Saffron, Saint Martins News, Savers, Schuh, Scotts, Selfridges, Shoe Zone; and
Shopmobility, Skechers, Sole, Sports Direct, Storm, Suits You, Sunglass Hut, Supercuts, Superdrug, Swarovski, T Mobile, The Body Shop, The Entertainer, The North Face; The Perfume Shop; and
Thomas Cook, Thomson, Thornton, Thoughts Cards, Tie Rack, Timberland, TK Maxx, Tommy Hilfiger, Topman/Topshop, Vero Moda, Vision Express, Vodafone, Wallis, Warehouse and Zara
The Bullring contains the following eateries:
Baguette Du Monde, Ben & Jerry's, Burger King, Caffe Nero, Cafe Rouge, Costa Coffee, Druckers, EAT, Greggs, Millies Cookies, Mount Fuji, Muffin Break, Nandos, Pizza Express, Pizza Hut, Saint Martin's Arts Cafe, Starbucks, Urban Pie and Wagamama
The bullring also contains a tourist information office, a branch of the Halifax bank and the H20 car valeting service.
The former USC unit, which is located near the New Street entrance to the Bullring, was taken over by the fashion retailer Hollister in summer 2010 (News Archive 30/08/10).
In April 2011, a 22-year-old man appeared before Birmingham Magistrates and admitted spying on women for sexual gratification in the Bullring toilets (News Archive 16/04/11)
Bullring Customer Services 0121 632 1526
Guide Retail Quarter Bullring Website
The Burlington Arcade is a retail mall next to the Burlington MacDonald Hotel on New Street in the Retail Quarter; it was created by installing a glazed roof above an alley called the Burlington Passage.
The arcade contains the Berlioz Restaurant and a row of upmarket speciality retailers, including several boutiques and jewellers.
126 New Street B2 4JQ
City Plaza is a shopping area on Cannon Street in the Retail Quarter.
It was traditionally the prime location for upmarket boutiques, but the most prestigious speciality retailers are now based at the Mailbox in the Convention Quarter.
However, City Plaza still has a good selection of upmarket stores and stylish cafes.
The Great Western Arcade is a retail mall in the Business Quarter; there are entrances on Temple Row and Colmore Row, opposite Snow Hill Station.
The arcade is a grade II
listed building which was constructed above Snow Hill Railway Tunnel in 1874;
the original Victorian entrance on Temple Row has survived.
The arcade features a glazed barrel-vault roof which replaced the
original, destroyed during the Birmingham Blitz, and a Victorian clock
that strikes each quarter hour on a peal of five exposed bells.
It contains 42 retail units that are occupied by speciality independent retailers including several boutiques, an art gallery, bakery, confectioners, newsagents, pen shop, gift shop and shoe shop.
The nearest car park is the 862-space multi-storey on Livery Street, barely 100 metres away.
0121 236 5417 Colmore Row B2 5HU
Guide Business Quarter Great Western Arcade Website
The Mailbox on Wharfside Street in the Convention Quarter is a converted postal sorting office that contains a row of upmarket boutiques.
This development, which backs onto the Birmingham and Worcester Canal, is now the prime location in central Birmingham for designer boutiques and also contains two luxury hotels, three fine art galleries, stylish restaurants, fashionable bars and the BBC Birmingham studios.
The following fashion retailers are represented: Aiko, All Saints, Belle Scarpe, Daniel Footwear, Emporio Armani, Fat Face, Gieves & Hawkes, Harvey Nichols, Hugo Boss, Jaeger, Jesire and Thomas Pink.
The Mailbox also contains a BBC Visitor Shop, a Tesco Express, a stationers called Papeterie, the H20 car valeting service and several home and lifestyle stores including Descamps, Fired Earth, Bang & Olufsen and the Aga Shop.
0121 632 1000 Wharfside Street B1 1RE
Guide Convention Quarter Mailbox Website
Martineau Place is a shopping mall in the Retail Quarter of central Birmingham; it occupies one complete street block and is flanked by Bull Street, Carrs Lane, Corporation Street and Union Street.
Due to the undulating terrain, the ground floor level on Bull Street is at basement level on Union Street. The retail units have long street frontages and back onto a sheltered public square. There is a landmark turret above the GAP store at the corner of Union Street and Corporation Street.
The mall contains a mixture of national chain stores, speciality retailers, bars and eateries.
The following retailers are represented: Argos, Bon Marche, Boots, Claires, Deichmann, Freespirit, GAP, H&M, Martineau News, Phones 4 U, Rowfers, Sainsburys, Timpsons & Venue Clothing.
The following bars and eateries are represented: Baguette du Monde, Bakers Oven, Burger King, Cafe Nero, Eat, KFC, NATA (Portuguese-style), O'Neil, Pizza Hut, Spud U Like & Yum Yum (chicken).
Guide Retail Quarter Martineau Place Website
The Minories is a shopping mall at the former John Lewis department store next to Old Square on Corporation Street in the Retail Quarter.
The John Lewis department store was built during the slum clearance of the mid-1870's when a network of courts and alleys was replaced by Corporation Street. The Minories retail mall is named after one of these alleys which has survived as a covered driveway.
The mall opened after John Lewis closed in 1991; it contains independent speciality retailers and a JD Wetherspoon pub called the Square Peg.
The Pallasades is a sixties retail mall above New Street Station which links the station platforms in Southside to New Street in the Retail Quarter.
The Pallasades has lost trade to the regenerated Bullring but still enjoys a weekly footfall of around 420,000 being located beneath a 1200-space multi-storey car park and on the main pedestrian routes between the Bull Ring, New Street Station and New Street.
In addition to the entrance on New Street, the mall also has an entrance on Station Street and a long frontage on Stephenson Street.
The Pallasades contains the following retail stores:
Argos, Betfred, Big Clearance, Blue Banana, Blue Inc, Bodycare, Christian Literature, Claires Accessories, Clintons Cards, Connexions, Easy Fashion, Estilo, Fabulous Eyes & Brows, Footlocker, 4Sight Opticians; Fusion, Gimme Gizmo, GNC, Gold Centre; and
Gold Mart, Hair Express, Hat Man, Holland & Barrett, HPJ Jewellers, Home2Home, Home2Home II, Micca, 99p Store, Ms Occasions, News Hut, Nicklebys, Officers Club, Oswald Bailey, Peacocks, Perfume Shop, Poundland; and
Reflex, Select, Shoecare, Sparkle, Stitches, Suits Plus, Supernews, 3D News, Tesco Express, Textiles Direct, Trespass Factory Outlet, Unze Shoes, Venue Clothing, Vision Express, Warren James Jewellers, Watch Hospital, William Hill.
The Pallasades contains the following cafes and eateries:
BB's Coffee & Muffins, Caffe Gusto, Ditsch, Gables, Greggs, Millies Cookies, Starbucks, Subway, Tesco Express and the Zumo Juicebar.
The Pallasades also contains an Armed Forces Careers Office.
The Pallasades will be rebuilt as part of the Gateway Plus regeneration of New Street Station. The new Pallasades Shopping Centre will contain an anchor John Lewis department store with a surface area of 250,000 square feet. Planning permission for the store, which will employ around 650 staff, was granted in May 2011 (News Headlines 22/05/11).
Retail Quarter Southside Pallasades Website
The Pavilions is a mall in the Retail Quarter of central Birmingham; it occupies a complete street block and is flanked by Carr Street, High Street and Moor Street.
The four-storey Pavilions contains 25 stores and a 700-seat food court on the top floor; it is built into the Birmingham Ridge so that the third floor on the High Street is at the same level as the ground floor on Moor Street.
The Pavilions contains the following stores:
Ann Harvey, Aspecto, Azendi, Bratz, Destination Skin, Evans, HMV, Hobbs, Julian Graves, La Senza, Laura Ashley, LK Bennett, L'Occitane: and
Marks & Spencer, Monsoon, Moss Suit Company, Natural Care, Newsflow, Past Times, Thorntons, Three, Waterstones, Wolsey, Woodatouch.
The Pavilions contains the following cafes and eateries: Coffee Lounge, Subway and the Food Loft.
The Pavilions also
contains a National Express booking office.
0121 631 4121
38 High Street B4 7SL
Retail Quarter Pavilions Website
The Piccadily Arcade is located on Stephenson Street, next to New Street Station, in the Retail Quarter of central Birmingham. It is a converted Edwardian cinema (circa 1910) with an upper recessed level and ceiling paintings by Paul Maxfield.
The Piccadily contains several independent speciality retailers including a dress shop, shoe shop, avant-garde boutique and jewellery workshop.
The following markets are located in Birmingham:
Indoor Market @ the Bullring (Top)
The Indoor Market is located in a modern purpose-built hall on Edgbaston Street in the Bullring.
The market contains 140 stalls that sell a vast range of goods at competitive prices including carpets, clothing, confectionary, fruit, vegetables, food, footwear, fashion, linens, giftware & cosmetics; it is particularly well-known for the range and quality of its fresh meat and fish.
The Indoor Market is generally open 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday.
The Indoor Market was closed for several days in August 2010 because of a mouse and cockroach infestation (News Archive 17/08/10).
T 0121 622 0201 Edgbaston Street B5 4RB
Retail Quarter Indoor Market Website
Open Market @ the Bullring (Top)
The Open Market is located on Edgbaston Street in the Bulllring; it consists of 130 purpose-built stalls neatly arranged under glazed walkways.
The market sells a broad range of goods at competitive prices, including fabrics, knitwear, footwear, nightwear, underwear, confectionary, net curtains, computer games and Caribbean food; it is particularly well known for the range and quality of its fresh fruit, vegetables and farm produce.
The Open Market is generally open from 9am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday.
T 0121 464 8349 Edgbaston Street B5 4RB
Retail Quarter Open Market Website
The Rag Market is located
in a modern purpose-built hall on Edgbaston Street in the Bullring.
The market contains 350 stalls and 17 perimeter shops that sell a
diverse range of goods, including books, stationary, giftware,
jewellery, mobile phones, speciality foods and electricals; it is
particularly well-known known
for its competitively priced footwear, clothing and
fabrics.
The Rag Market is generally open from 9am to 5pm Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. The hall hosts antiques and collectors fairs on occasional Wednesdays.
T 0121 464 8349 Edgbaston Street B5 4RB
Rag Market WebsiteThe Wholesale Market occupies a 21-acre site in Digbeth; it is the largest integrated wholesale market in the UK consisting of the horticultural market, the meat market and the fish and poultry market.
Produce is sourced from 31 different countries with an average of 1400 deliveries per week; the peak delivery time is 1am on Thursday morning; the main entrance is on Pershore Street, opposite the Arcadian.
The market, which serves over 4000 businesses in the West Midlands, could soon be moved to the HUB in Witton, the former location of IMI, which is barely one miles from Spaghetti Junction on the M6. The current site could then be redeveloped as a new commercial district and/or entertainment zone.
Horticultural Market
The horticulture market consists of a vast Y-shaped single-storey building bisected by an internal roadway, roughly 15 metres wide.
This roadway is flanked by stalls with a depth of roughly 28 metres. Each stall has its own loading area and a frontage of 5.5 or 7.2 metres. There is also a central area with special units for smaller companies.
Meat Market
The two-storey meat market contains 34 ground floor units divided into two rows with a central chilled buyer's walk and trucking corridor; the upper storey contains office and storage facilities.
Fish and Poultry Market
The two-storey fish & poultry market contains 36 ground floor units divided into two rows with a central air-conditioned buyer's walk and trucking corridor; the upper storey contains office and storage facilities.
Retail Parks in Birmingham (Top)
The following retail parks are located in Birmingham:
The Battery Retail Park is located at the junction of the Outer Circle (A4040) and the Bristol Road (A38) in the Selly Oak area of south-west Birmingham.
The retail park was created in 1990 on the former site of the Battery Metal Works and contains 13,000 square metres of retail space; several major retailers are represented, including Currys, Homebase, Halfords, Next, B&Q and PC World.
The Fort is a modern retail park on the former site of the Dunlop Works, next to the iconic Fort Dunlop, on Fort Parkway (A47) in the Tyburn area of Erdington, barely one mile from junctions 5 and 6 of the M6 and the intersection of the A47 and Outer Ring Road (A4040).
The Fort has free underground and surface parking for over 2000 vehicles; bus route 68 passes nearby and a special hourly shuttle runs between Moor Street Station and the Fort Shopping Park via the Mailbox, New Street Station, Millennium Point and Fort Dunlop.
The Fort contains the following retail outlets:
BHS, Birthdays, Boots, Brantano, Burton, Carphone Warehouse, Destination Clarks, Desire by Debenhams, Dorothy Perkins, the Early Learning Centre; and
Evans, First Choice, Foot Asylum, Game, HMV, JD Sports, Marks & Spencer, Miss Selfridges, Mothercare, New Look, New Store, Next, O2, Oasis, Principles; and
River Island, Scallywags, Sports Direct, Suits You, Topman, Topshop, Vision Express, Vodafone, Wallis, Warehouse and WH Smith.
The Fort contains the following cafes and eateries: Burger King, Costa Coffee, Nandos and Starbucks.
0121 386 4442 20 Fort Parkway B24 9FP
Guide Tyburn Fort Shopping Park Website
One Stop is a retail park with over 1200 free parking spaces on the Walsall Road (A34) in the Perry Barr area of north Birmingham; it is now the prime retail location for north-west Birmingham.
One Stop is opposite the City North Campus of Birmingham City University, near the intersection of the Outer Circle (A4040), the Walsall Road (A34) and the Aldridge Road (A453).
The River Tame was canalised and diverted in order to make room for One Stop, which was built in the mid-1990's; it contains 60 stores spread over three floors.
One Stop contains the following retail outlets:
Adams Kids, Argos Extra, Asda, Asda Electrical, Au Naturale, Birthdays, Bodycare, Bonmarche, Boots, Brighthouse, Burton, Card Factory, Carphone Warehouse, City Meat, Claires Accessories, Clarks Factory Shop, Comet, Currys, Dorothy Perkins, Ethel Austin; and
Eye Express, Footlocker, Game, Linens Direct, Max Spielman, New Look, O2, Olifleurs, Orange, Peacocks, Phones4U, Poundland, Pound Stretcher, QS, Rymans, Savers, ShoeZone, SportsDirect, Supercuts, Superdrug, T Mobile, the Flagrance Shop
One Stop contains the following eateries: Burger King, McDonalds, Subway
Counterfeit clothing worth around £50,000 was seized from an untitled unit at the One Stop Centre in July 2010 (News Archive 31/07/10).
0121 344 3697 2 Walsall Road B42 1AA
Guide Perry Barr One Stop Website
Princess Alice Retail Park (Top)
The Princess Alice Retail Park is located on the former site of the Princess Alice Orphanage at the junction of Chester Road North (A452) and Jockey Road (B4149) in the New Oscott area of Sutton Coldfield.
The Princess Alice is the main out-of-town retail park for the Sutton Coldfield area; it has a large free car park and contains several major chain stores including Au Naturale, Boots, Currys, Pets at Home, M & S Simply Food and Pizza Hut.
The surrounding area features several other key national retailers including Kwiksave, Homebase and Tesco Extra.
Stechford Retail Park is located on the former site of the Parkinson Cowan Works on Flaxley Parkway off Station Road (A4040) in Stechford.
It has around 10,000 square metres of retail space and a large free car park; bus routes 11 and 14 pass nearby.
The park contains a Macdonalds restaurant and several key national retailers including Argos, Carpet Right, Currys, Dreams, Matalan, Powerhouse, Roseby's and Tiles R Us.
Wells Green Retail Park is on the Coventry Road (A45) near its intersection with Hobs Moat Road (B425) and Sheaf Lane in Sheldon.
It features three large warehouse-style units which house Carpetright, Halfords and Dreams.
The retail park faces a parade of smaller shops on the opposite side of the Coventry Road; these include Iceland, Carphone Warehouse, Lloyds Pharmacy and Holland & Barrett; there is also a Tesco store at the nearby Lyndon Road Junction.
Suburban Shopping Centres in Birmingham (Top)
The following suburban shopping centres are located in Birmingham:
The shops at Acocks Green are centred in the streets around the traffic island at the junction of Warwick Road (A41), Westley Road (B4146) and Shirley Road.
This island looks like a traditional village green, but it is in fact a grassed-over tram terminus which is now a busy crossroads and congestion bottleneck.
Most of the shops are located on the Warwick Road, which forms part of the A41, a major arterial route between Solihull and central Birmingham.
Several major chain stores are represented including Argos, Bon Marche, Dorothy Perkins, Iceland, Sainsbury, Shoe Zone, Wilkinson's, Prontaprint and Pizza Hut.
There are also a large number of independent stores and an increasing number of boarded-up premises, charity shops, takeaways, moneylenders and pawnbrokers.
Overall, the area has a scruffy appearance, partially caused by the constant traffic, noise and clutter; parking can be difficult.
In recent years, Acocks Green has lost significant footfall to other more attractive and accessible shopping centres, particularly at nearby Shirley and Solihull.
Its problems could be addressed by a relief road bypassing the Green which would enable the creation of a pedestrian zone with fountains, greenery and street furniture.
Erdington Town shopping centre is by the Six Ways Roundabout at the intersection of Summer Road (B4142), Sutton New Road (A5127) and the Outer Circle (A4040).
It was once the major retail centre in north-east Birmingham but has declined in recent years, mainly due to competition from the new Fort Retail Park in nearby Tyburn.
Several key national retailers are still located at the north end of the pedestrianised High Street but the opposite south end mainly contains small independent retailers and charity shops.
There is a precinct, Central Square, halfway down the High Street; a mini-mall, the Swannies, on Sutton New Road, and two market halls: Erdington Market on Barnabas Road and Wilton Market with entrances on Sutton New Road and the High Street.
Numerous bus routes converge on the Six Ways Roundabout but Erdington Railway Station on the Cross City Line is almost half a mile from the High Street.
Parking can be problematical with several small and scattered car parks; for example 40 spaces on Machin Road, 63 spaces on Church Road, and 166 spaces on Hart Road.
In order to reverse declining footfall, Erdington is attempting to rebrand itself as an urban village with a diverse range of small independent shops, street cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Proposals have been made for the rationalisation of the parking scheme, the broadening of access roads, the extension of the pedestrian area, the provision of street furniture and the installation of public sculptures. Some of these measures have already been implemented.
Five Ways Shopping Centre (Top)
Five Ways Shopping Centre stands at the junction of Islington Row and Broad Street on the Five Ways traffic island in central Birmingham.
The shopping centre, which
was built in the 1960's, forms part of a larger complex that includes a
ten-storey office block known as Auchinleck House, a pedestrian plaza
called Auchinleck Square and a multi-storey car park.
The 1.25-acre site will be regenerated by BPG Urban and the existing
retail units have been vacated for this purpose.
The new development will include 300 apartments, a basement car park, retail units, offices and a hotel. The old shopping centre will be reclad and the pedestrian plaza will be covered by a glazed roof.
Auchinleck House will be retained and a second 28-storey tower, called the Pentavia, will be constructed next to the refurbished shopping centre.
The Golden Triangle is centred on Great Hampton Street, Vyse Street and Warstone Lane in the Jewellery Quarter.
This area contains a large
number of independent jewellers, antique dealers, horologists and retail
workshops; prices are generally competitive and many jewellers also make
bespoke items, restore antique jewellery and sell bullion and gems.
The Golden Triangle is served by the Jewellery Quarter Railway Station
on Vyse Street; bus routes 8A and 8C pass nearby.
Kings Heath has traditionally been the main retail centre in south Birmingham but in recent years it has lost footfall to the Maypole Retail Park, Shirley and Solihull.
Kings Heath High Street is on the A435: a major arterial route that links central Birmingham to its outer suburbs, Worcestershire and Junction 3 of the M42.
Consequently the High Street is a congestion bottleneck whilst parking is piecemeal; for example 25 spaces on the High Street, 90 at Scots Corner, etc.
Indeed, the failure to rationalise parking by building a single multi-storey with several hundred spaces has significantly contributed to lower footfall.
Notwithstanding these problems, several key national retailers are still located on the High Street including Argos, Boots, Dorothy Perkins, Evans and WH Smith.
However, there are an increasing number of charity shops, pawnbrokers, boarded-up premises and takeaways.
Indeed, there appears to be an overall lack of public investment, and an acceptance that Kings Heath should be dormitory suburb, whose residents should shop and work in the city centre.
Several proposals have been submitted for the improvement of the High Street; these include re-opening the Camp Hill Railway Line so that passenger services can operate from New Street to Kings Heath.
Kings Heath could then be transformed into an attractive urban village with shrubs, greenery, hanging baskets, street furniture, sculptures, fountains, continental cafes, bistros, pubs, restaurants and speciality retailers; parking should also be rationalised.
Northfield Shopping Centre (Top)
Northfield Town is centred on the intersection of Bristol Road South and the Outer Circle (A4040) which was once a notorious bottleneck on the A38 but has now been bypassed by the Ulwine Drive.
Northfield has a large retail mall, the Grosvenor, which contains several key national retailers including Dorothy Perkins, Rymans, Wilkinson's and WH Smith.
The mall used to contain a Sainsbury's supermarket, but this has relocated roughly 300 metres to the south, where Ulwine Drive rejoins the Bristol Road at its junction with Frankley Beeches Road.
There is a 290-space car park on Ulwine Drive, but otherwise parking is still piecemeal: for example 22 spaces on Lockwood Road, 30 spaces on Church Road etc.
Sutton Coldfield Shopping Centre (Top)
The Sutton Coldfield Shopping Centre is enclosed by a ring road with a diameter of barely 300 metres.
There are several car parks located in and around the ring road; these include 508 spaces on Victoria Road, 46 on Reddicroft Lower, 74 on Reddicroft Upper, 132 on South Parade and 50 on Duke Street.
The ring road creates an obstacle between the shopping centre and the old town; there are proposals to integrate these areas by building a new bypass and introducing pedestrian zones linking Holy Trinity Church, Vesey Gardens and the Town Hall to the shopping centre.
The area within the ring road is largely pedestrianised; it contains a bus interchange and three retail malls; two of these malls - the Red Rose on Lower Parade and Inshops on South Parade - contain independent speciality retailers.
The largest concentration of stores is at the Mall, formerly the Gracechurch Centre, on the Parade.
The Mall was built in 1974 and refurbished in 2006; it contains the following stores:
3G, Ann Summers, Argos, Art at Home, Azuri, Bank, Barratts, Beaverbrooks, BHS, Bodyshop, Bodycare, Bonmarche, Boots, Card Factory, Carphone Warehouse, Claires, Clarks; and
Clinton Cards, Co-op Travel, Dolland and Atchison, Equilibrium, Ernest Jones, Evans, Game Station, Going Places, Goldsmiths, H Samuel, H&M; and
Hanson's Linens, Holland & Barrett, House of Fraser, I.D., Internacionale, Jane Norman, JD Sports, Jessops, Julian Graves, La Senza, Laura Ashley; and
Marks & Spencer, Monsoon/Accessorize, Oriental Shop, Pandora, Phones4U, Red London, Remainder Books, Republic, River Island, Rymans; and
Sony Centre, Syer Hair and Beauty, The Works, Theo Giorgio, Thomson, Thorntons, Timsons, T-Mobile, Vision Express, Vixen Couture, Wallis, WH Smith
The Mall contains the following cafes and eateries:
Costa Coffee, Druckers, Greggs, O'Neill, Starbucks, Ted's Hot Potatoes, Temple Bar,
The Mall also contains a Post Office and branches of the Natwest Bank and West Bromwich Building Society.
0121 355 1112 210a Parade B72 1PA
Guide Sutton Coldfield Town
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