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Leckwith Road, CF11 8EG, Cardiff, Cardiff, GB Vereinigtes Königreich
kontakte telefon: +44 29 2039 9220
webseite: www.marksandspencer.com
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 51.4719208, Longitude: -3.2047462
Brian Selby
::Another M&S good quality goods not really the shop for me. No flannel shirts. Anyway nice friendly staff who were helpful to my disabled mum in law.
Tyler Marsh
::Nice store, helpful staff and good location. Full size store with food store
Marie Hill
::Great place for a quick food shop. Or to enjoy the cafe upstairs. The kids and men's clothes sections are good. Downstairs there a large selection of women's wear.
Zahrah Khan
::Marks & Spencers has always been mine and my families favourite. A lovely selection of food in the cafe however there have been mutiple times where they don't have certain food stockings. Me and my family went here to have breakfast early hours in the morning and yet they ran out of bread and weren't able to purchase any from anywhere. This is ridiculous as all they had to do to solve the problem was to go and grab some bread from downstairs. Also they need to hire more staff.
James Carroll
::Who hasn’t heard of Robin Hood? He could make a claim to be the most famous Englishman who ever lived. His story has been told and retold many times. We have tried to stay true in spirit to one of the earliest ballads about the famous robber, A Gest of Robyn Hode.” The word “gest” is old English, and a bit of a pun. It could mean a “jest” or a “guest” and it has an ancient meaning as a “heroic deed”. Normally Robin likes to entertain his guests in Sherwood Forest with food and wine, before relieving them of their gold. But in this story his guest is a sad Knight who has no money to surrender. Instead, Robin lends him money so that he can repay a loan to the cruel Abbot. As in all Robin Hood stories, anybody in authority is a baddie (except King Richard) – and that includes the leaders of the church who are abusing their power. More episodes will follow. Read by Natasha. Duration 14.18 Proofread by Claire Deakin. The Guest of Robin Hood Of all the thieves and highway robbers who have ever lived, by far the politest was Robin Hood. He liked to entertain those he robbed as guests in his own home. Although his home was a rough camp in