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Shopping Areas in FalkirkNewest Review: ... with the lower level containing facilities such as food areas, toilets and baby-changing etc. As well as shops the centre has stalls dotted around these look like old fashioned carts (without the horses). These sell various items such as sweets, aromatherapy products, all sorts really. There are benches and seating areas all over the centre if you want to rest your weary legs. There is a ... more |
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by - written on 16/03/04 (Very useful, 3805 readings)
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Although I live in the North West of England now, I was born and brought up in Falkirk. I am still a frequent visitor (and shopper) there. When I was growing up and just getting interested in serious shopping, Falkirk was a prett so-so place to shop. It had all the 'reliable' high street' stores and alot of independant local retailers. This was fine, but if you wanted a bit more choice or items that 10 of your mates didn't already own you had to venture further afiel to Glasgow or Edinburgh. That all changed in around 1985 when Falkirk got it's first and main shopping centre - The Howgate Centre. The Howgate Centre meant that as well ... Read the complete review

