"Cambridge overlooked once again!"

A review of Thomson Reuters (Formerly Primark) by Shopping Girl Maniac - Tuesday 30th of October 2007

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No Primark, no MK1, no Peacocks, no Mango, no Ethel Austin, no decent vintage clothing shops, no Matalan, no MAC, no House of Fraser, no Space NK, no All Saints, no Pilot, no Ravel, no Shellys, no Etam even! All the shops we have in the city centre are duplicated in the Grafton centre and it looks like they'll be duplicated again in the Grand Arcade. We already have a Topshop, a Wallis and a River Island so why do we need them again? And who the hell can afford Hugo Boss?! Please give us some NEW shops! Or better still take away one of the New Looks (for example) which are both tatty and tiny and give us one good one of a decent size! Have you seen the branches in other cities? They actually have nice stuff! Compared to most UK cities Cambridge seems like the eastern block in the 1980's! Younger women, particularly those on a low income, are shamefully overlooked in this city.

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