i went into primark in ayr today to look for a quilt cover,i found the staff to be helpful and friendly and although there were 4 people in front of me the queue went down fast and i was served quite quickly.I think they could do with re arranging the gents department and try different things for sale at the till point as you tend to pick up when you are in the queue. the staff in the ayr store are very pleasant and friendly but i hate the way security sit right at the door its offputting but i know they have a job to do i would have liked to see a household display near the entrance to show what they had in stock 0494005418594

I have done an awful lot of shopping in Primark Portsmouth, mainly for theatre, as when we have needed a dozen white shirts and maybe trus to go with them for a particular scene, Primark is the cheapest way of doing it and have found the staff very helpful when sourcing different sizes or not enough of what I am looking for on the shop floor. As for myself, the odd T>Shirt maybe but I am an older person and Primark tends to be for the youngsters in sizing also. I am still trying to get to Primarks online shopping, if only to check if they have what I am looking for in store as I live near B, Regis and my nearest store is Portsmouth and cost in Petrol!!! and parking!!!! Please improve your online viewing/shopping. I have to agree with the other ladies comments who lives in Oz. Primark would do well in Australia and I have to say when I go shopping in Australia (I am a regular visitor) I do not have to pay parking charges. I can go shopping, for the whole day if I so wish, and not have the stress of change, parking metres, watching time, and worrying about fines. We do not always know how long our shopping is going to take, especially when looking for a gift and the cost of parking added onto that gift!! I return to the UK and immediately feel stressed! Rates are far too high for shops to survive, parking is far too expensive. Decent shopping centres would help! to envourage us to shop!!