The Ashley Centre
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I don't live far from it, and having been in Epsom for more than 15 years I still love this place. It's got everything you need but sometimes smaller shops like m&s. However there's a primark, b&m, tkmax, waitrose, next, pandora, tj jones, etc lots of coffee shops and restaurants inside and surrounding High Street, small market, Epsom playhouse nearby and car park, as well as buses and train within 5 mins. Some events at certain times of the year. What else is needed?
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Nice place for shopping.
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A nice shopping centre in the centre of Epsom, with good selection of stores and a good size car park. Highly recommend the Mocha cafe at the west entrance.
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Good small shopping centre
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Hottest day of the year so far. The Centre was clean and cool - a pleasure to be in. Could we have a bit of seating outside Primark, plenty of room there surely.
Thankyou
Thankyou
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Very nice shopping centre and the car park is good too.
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Much improved now the closed House of Fraser has been taken by Primark
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Decent collection of shops!
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Very disappointed to find that practically all the seats have been removed. Those of us who need a rest mid shop will visit less often. Don't know how to contact whoever is responsible for the arcade but if it's you and you read this please reinstate them.
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We love the shopping centre
Now you also have big Primark inside the centre
Lots of shops to shop in and some places to stop and have a coffee or lunch đ
Now you also have big Primark inside the centre
Lots of shops to shop in and some places to stop and have a coffee or lunch đ
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Travelling to Epsom was the highlight of my trip to England. Hello I am Tomås and I am Foreign exchange student (self employed). I was staying with my brothers from another mother Señor McWill and Señor McTom.
In the Ashley Centre I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the public of Epsom. I interviewed many of them and none of them seemed to know why there were loads of England flags up. They must really love their leadership!
After interviewing many Epsom people It because apparent that many of them enjo
In the Ashley Centre I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the public of Epsom. I interviewed many of them and none of them seemed to know why there were loads of England flags up. They must really love their leadership!
After interviewing many Epsom people It because apparent that many of them enjo
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This review is based on our recent visit to the pop up event The Bunny Bakery. I can honestly say it was such a delightful experience which was both fun and informative. Baker Hoffenbake was great and engaging and there was lots of audience participation. After the educational entrĂš the children then participated in creating their own cookies ( icing / decoration) This was something that would be great as an addition to the centre and good use of empty units. Thank you so much for such a pleasurable morning!
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Great place, lovely variety of shops and products.
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A number of big brands stores. Clean centre. Big car park attached.
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There is some overly negative reviews so I thought I would add one as I visit frequently.
The Ashley Centre has been recently renovated, and there have been a number of new shops (Oliver Bonas, Pro Cook, Rituals, and a large Primark opening this March). Nearly every unit is in use (if not all), whilst in many towns I have been in shopping centres are almost empty and changing use to accommodate gyms/softplay etc (Wimbledon and Sutton for example), so the Centre must be doing something right!
Sometimes there are activities put on for children during the holidays, and additional gift stalls in the lead up to Christmas.
Some mention security guards being overbearing - I have never noticed this or had any problems.
The centre always feels clean and well kept.
The Ashley Centre has been recently renovated, and there have been a number of new shops (Oliver Bonas, Pro Cook, Rituals, and a large Primark opening this March). Nearly every unit is in use (if not all), whilst in many towns I have been in shopping centres are almost empty and changing use to accommodate gyms/softplay etc (Wimbledon and Sutton for example), so the Centre must be doing something right!
Sometimes there are activities put on for children during the holidays, and additional gift stalls in the lead up to Christmas.
Some mention security guards being overbearing - I have never noticed this or had any problems.
The centre always feels clean and well kept.
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Lovely shopping centre to go in
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Friendly service.
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Needs a better mix of shops but primark opening soon
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Nice shopping centre
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Car park is extremely expensive, especially for a weekend.
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Ashley center needs to have few security guards as I have seen some youngsters/teenagers harrass the customers and shop assistants specially in the weekends
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Tired centre not easy to shop in
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Lots of shopping
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Level 4 parking machine didnât scan the blue batch and it gave a plain receipt
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Great centre good choice of shops and easy parking
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