St Cuthbert's Walk Shopping Centre — Attraction in England

I'm afraid that St. Cuthbert's Walk is suffering from the same ailment as most intown shopping places and not all of the shopping units are occupied. However the parking is free, though time limited, as there is quite a large Morrisons store attached to it. You also have access to the front street shopping area which, sad to say, once boasted some nice shops and a thriving market. Still worth a visit but don't expect too much more than the usual budget buy premises and betting shops. A couple of pleasant cafés and tearooms can be found without wandering...

Most the shops here is empty so do not expect much it could be a nice little shopping place if some investment was put in to attract store owners to locate here as it has the traffic of people comeing through from the main street to morrisons and iceland, the car park is free to park and is big so plenty of spaces, it is handy iceland and morrisons been next to each other as i use both and also has a boots next to them, it is all wheelchair...

Not sure you could really class this as a shopping centre as it's so small, more a walkway to Morrison's. It does co rain an entrance to Boots, an Iceland and an independent butcher but little else.

Edit On reflection, I think I was little harsh on this. Passed through at lunchtime today (Saturday) and it's bigger than I recall and has a number of independent retailers doing business. And the butcher shop is mouth...