Shopping centres near Idlewells Shopping Centre
Label Trades Factory Outlet
Label Traders Factory Outlet is an independent factory shop on Kirkby Road in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, selling clearance, surplus and sample stock from well-known high street brands such as M&S, Next and GAP across womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and homeware, with discounts of up to 70% off RRP and regular weekend clearance sales.
East Midlands Designer Outlet
East Midlands Designer Outlet is a large outlet shopping village on Mansfield Road in South Normanton, Derbyshire, just off the M1. It brings together more than 65 fashion, sport and homeware brands at discounts of up to 60% off RRP, including names such as Adidas, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, Marks & Spencer, Nike, Lacoste and Kurt Geiger, alongside cafes and restaurants such as Costa, Pizza Express and Burger King, free parking and electric car charging.
Victoria Centre
Victoria Centre has 120 shops and stores all under one roof, including John Lewis, House of Fraser, Boots, Topshop and Next. There is a wide selection of cafes and restaurants, perfect for when you need to take a break.
Crystal Peaks Shopping Mall
Crystal Peaks Shopping Mall and Retail Park is a large indoor and outdoor shopping centre in the Crystal Peaks area of Sheffield, anchored by Sainsbury's, Argos, TK Maxx and other big-name retailers, alongside an adjoining retail park. The mall also houses a covered marketplace with around 100 independent stalls, plus community facilities including a library, medical centre, dental centre, vet clinic and ShopMobility scheme, making it one of the larger out-of-town shopping destinations in the city.
Peak Village Outlet Mall
Peak Village outlet shopping centre is nestled in the hills of the Peak District National Park in Rowsley, right on the doorstep of the world famous Chatsworth Estate. The unique and beautiful location of Peak Village make it a popular shopping destination all year round as visitors take the opportunity to indulge in a little retail therapy and soak up the stunning Derbyshire countryside. Peak Village is home to over 20 retailers including national names such as Cotton Traders, Pavers Shoes, Mountain Warehouse, The Cook Shop, Yeomans, Leading Labels and Exsports. With up to 30% off RRP you can be sure to enjoy great discounts off big brand names throughout the year. Peak Village is open every day but Christmas day with all day free parking, regular free events and fantastic value shopping - come and enjoy a Derbyshire friendly welcome and take a peek at Peak Village.
Derbion
Derbion is Derby's principal shopping and leisure destination, occupying a large city-centre site on London Road. The centre is home to more than 150 brands across fashion, beauty, homeware and dining, including Next, Zara, H&M, Marks & Spencer and Flannels, alongside a 12-screen Showcase Cinema de Lux, Hollywood Bowl and the 640-seat Derby Theatre. Formerly known as the Eagle Centre and later intu Derby, the site was rebranded Derbion in 2021 following extensive redevelopment.
The Forum
The Forum is a cafe-bar and small retail building on Devonshire Street in Sheffield's Devonshire Quarter, next to Devonshire Green. Long known locally as 'Forum Shops & Boutiques', it is now centred on Forum Kitchen + Bar, an all-day coffee, brunch, dining and cocktail venue serving Dark Woods coffee and Forge Bakehouse bakes, which transforms into a late-night bar at weekends, alongside a small number of independent retail units.
Meadowhall
Meadowhall is one of the UK's largest shopping and leisure destinations, located beside the M1 on the site of a former steelworks in Sheffield. It opened in 1990 and houses around 280 stores across its High Street and Park Lane malls, anchored by Marks & Spencer, Next, Primark, H&M and Zara, alongside an extensive food court, a multi-screen cinema and over 12,000 free parking spaces.
Lakeside Village
Lakeside Village is an outlet shopping centre on White Rose Way in Doncaster, set beside Lakeside lake. It brings together more than 45 brands at discounts of up to 60% off RRP, spanning fashion outlets such as M&S Outlet, Next Outlet, Skechers and Clarks Outlet, homeware and outdoor specialists including Mountain Warehouse, Trespass and Bedeck Home, plus a B&M store and a range of cafes and restaurants such as Costa, Greggs, KFC and a Beefeater.
Frenchgate Shopping Centre
Frenchgate Shopping Centre is Doncaster's principal shopping and leisure destination, located in the heart of the city centre next to the railway station. The centre is home to over 100 stores, restaurants and services, anchored by Next and Sports Direct, with names including H&M, New Look, River Island, JD Sports and Boots. Frenchgate also offers a food court, banking, travel and mobile phone retailers, with extensive parking on site.
The Glass Works
The Glass Works is a modern shopping, leisure and dining destination in the heart of Barnsley town centre. The centre is home to around 20 stores, restaurants and leisure attractions, anchored by Next and TK Maxx, with names including River Island, New Look, Flannels, Sports Direct and JD Sports. The Glass Works also houses the historic Barnsley Market, a Market Kitchen food hall, Cineworld and a Superbowl, alongside the Library @ the Lightbox.
Beaumont Shopping Centre
Beaumont Shopping Centre is a neighbourhood shopping centre in the Beaumont Leys area of Leicester, anchored by a large Tesco Extra store. It brings together around 48 shops, services and food outlets covering everyday essentials, banking, health and beauty, fashion and pet care, making it a convenient local hub for the surrounding residential area.
Highcross Leicester
Highcross Leicester is the city's principal shopping centre, opened in September 2008 as part of a major redevelopment of Leicester city centre. The centre is home to more than 100 stores, restaurants and services, anchored by John Lewis & Partners, with high-street names including Primark, Zara, H&M and Apple. Highcross also includes a multiplex cinema and a large dining quarter.
Fosse Shopping Park
Fosse Shopping Park is one of Britain's largest out-of-town retail parks, located on Fosse Park Avenue on the southern edge of Leicester. It combines big-name fashion retailers such as H&M, Primark, Next and Flannels with major homeware and furniture stores including Oak Furnitureland, DFS and Sofology, plus electronics, sports and lifestyle stores and a wide range of cafes and restaurants such as Costa, Nando's, KFC and Zizzi.
Ankerside Shopping Centre
Ankerside Shopping Centre is the principal shopping and leisure destination in Tamworth town centre, Staffordshire, opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 6 June 1980. The centre was extended in 1992 and is now owned by Tamworth Borough Council following an acquisition in December 2024. Ankerside is home to over 50 stores including fashion, beauty, services and independent retailers, anchored by Peacocks, Pandora and Warren James, alongside cafes, restaurants and essential services. The centre features accessible facilities and ample parking with easy access to Tamworth's town centre and bus interchange.
The Potteries Shopping Centre
The Potteries Centre is the main indoor shopping centre in Stoke-on-Trent city centre, with around 50 shops anchored by Primark and H&M, alongside an adjoining nine-screen Cineworld and The Hive leisure complex. It includes JD Sports, Footasylum, Jack & Jones and Quiz, jewellers Pandora, Beaverbrooks, Ernest Jones and H.Samuel, plus Holland & Barrett, Lush, The Entertainer and Smiggle.
Ridings
The Ridings is a three-level shopping centre in Wakefield city centre, anchored by Primark, M&S and a Morrisons supermarket, with a Reel Cinema. It hosts a mix of high street names including Boots, Klass, Hype and Poundland alongside a large number of independent traders covering food, beauty, gifts, clothing and crafts, plus several cafes, coffee shops and an Eataly Italian restaurant.
The Parishes Shopping Centre
The Parishes Shopping Centre is a town-centre shopping centre on Fenton Street in Scunthorpe, connected via a covered walkway to St John's Market and food court and close to a multiplex Vue Cinema. It houses a mix of high street fashion and sports retailers such as Sports Direct, USC, Flannels and Clarks, alongside discount, homeware and personal finance outlets including Home Bargains, British Heart Foundation, Cash Generator and Everyday Loans.
The Foundry
The Foundry Shopping Centre is a town-centre shopping precinct on Market Hill in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire. It brings together a mix of high street fashion, health and beauty, mobile phone, jewellery and convenience retailers including Boots, New Look, JD Sports, Iceland and Specsavers, alongside cafes, takeaways and a charity shop, serving as a central shopping destination for the town.
Junction 32 Outlet Shopping Village
Junction 32, now rebranded as Frasers Plus Designer Outlet Leeds, is an outlet shopping village just off the M62 in Glasshoughton, Castleford, offering up to 60% off over 80 brands. It includes fashion outlets such as Nike, adidas, Levi's, Marks and Spencer Outlet, Next, Jack Wills and FLANNELS, sportswear and outdoor brands including New Balance, Mountain Warehouse, Regatta x Craghoppers and Trespass, plus home and gift retailers like Denby, ProCook and The Body Shop, alongside a range of cafes and food outlets including Starbucks, Costa and Krispy Kreme.