Partly redeveloped 1967 unadorned “pre-“Brutalist” shopping centre with a covered market. A mix of National chain stores, Independent traders and market stalls Constrained by outdated design and a tenant complement that feels somewhat enervated and out of step with modern consumer expectations . This be no “destination experience” for the intrepid shopper, rather an adequate and handy local shopping hub. If you’re not local, best don’t bother.

Fashion Express bags & Case’s is a family run business, and I have to say that when you arrive at the shop, there is absolutely no pressure to make you buy anything as in some shops. The workers who are there are very generous with the time they give to their customers. I have, over the past 3 years, bought a number of shoulder bags and suitcases, and they are of the highest quality. They are also very reasonable priced for the quality you get. The owner of the shop is very friendly and always willing to give advice where it is needed. I have no doubt at all in recommending this classy business for all your bag needs and travel suitcase. They also have an excellent range of belts & wallets and also a number of trinkets. I would have no doubt in RECOMMENDING this business, and I would put good money on anybody not being nothing but very pleased. Great shop, and I will continually be buying all of my travelling needs from here. John

Edmonton Green Shopping Centre Review: Convenient but Could Use Improvements ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Edmonton Green Shopping Centre is a convenient spot for everyday shopping, offering a mix of retail stores, supermarkets, and local businesses. With a variety of shops, including clothing stores, discount retailers, and fresh food markets, it serves as a go-to destination for the local community. The presence of banks, pharmacies, and food outlets adds to its practicality. The shopping centre is spacious and easy to navigate, but some areas could benefit from modernization and better maintenance. While the market section offers fresh produce at reasonable prices, certain parts of the centre can feel a little outdated. Security and cleanliness have improved over the years, though it can still get quite busy, especially on weekends. Parking is available but can be a challenge during peak hours. Overall, Edmonton Green Shopping Centre is a useful place for everyday essentials, but with some upgrades, it could offer a better shopping experience.