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If you're travelling to Parkgate Shopping by car and are using a SatNav device, the postcode for the shopping centre is S60 1TG.
Parkgate Shopping is situated approximately 1 mile to the North of Rotherham town centre on the A633. It's located between Doncaster and Rotherham, between the M1, M18 and the A1.
Rotherham Central Railway Station is situated in the centre of Rotherham.
For train timetables and the latest travel updates, click here
Parkgate Shopping buses operate a regular bus service from Rotherham Town Centre to Parkgate Shopping every 12 minutes.
The service runs from 8.00am until 16.00 Monday to Saturday. To download a bus timetable, click here.
ATMs
Our ATM machines are located in the Nando’s/Subway development – alternative machines are also located in Morrison’s for your convenience.
Baby Feeding
Baby feeding facilities are available at Asda Living and Costa Coffee
Car Parking
Parking at Parkgate Shopping is FREE and we have 2,000 spaces available, including spaces designated to Blue Badge holders and parents with young children. Customers are able to park between 8.00am - 11.00pm each day. The Morrisons car park is open from 8.00am and all others are open from 8.45am - 11.00pm.
The maximum duration for staying in one visit is 5 hours. There are signs around the car park to remind visitors of this.
The car park is operated by UKCPS. If you would like to get in touch with regards to any queries about the car park, please phone 0333 023 0121. For further information, you can also visit the UKCPS website (use this link please - https://ukcps.com/make-payment).
We are proud that our car park has been issued the Park Mark, an award given by the Police to car parks that have achieved the standards of the Safer Parking Scheme, designed to reduce crime in car parks.
Toilets & Baby Changing
Customer toilets are available in Nando’s, Asda Living, Costa Coffee, KFC and Morrisons. Please note that public toilets are also available between Subway and Nando’s adjacent to the ATM’s
Click & Collect
A range of stores within the shopping park offer a Click & Collect service - please see our 'Shops' page for more information.
Lost & Found
For Lost & Found, please contact the security office or email Customer Services.
Shopmobility
Wheelchairs are available to borrow from our security office.
We’ve been told countless times, but many of us are still wearing the wrong size bra. Before busting out the debit card with a lingerie spree, read these top tips.
It can sometimes feel like an epic struggle, but finding the prefect bra that gives just the right amount of support without being uncomfortable is almost unbeatable.
And equally, there’s nothing worse than splashing out on new underwear, only to find it’s too loose or digging in when you start wearing it.
Like a favourite pair of jeans, many women have a go-to brand and size they come back to without realising it may no longer provide the best fit because their body shape has changed after pregnancy or weight loss.
But whether online, in specialist lingerie shops or through made-to-measure services, there are plenty of options out there that mean you don’t have to suffer an ill-fitting bra in silence.
Do your research
Just remember the 80:10:10 rule when you’re out underwear shopping, which says a well-fitting bra should provide 80% of the support from the band, 10% from the straps and another 10% from the cups.
Head online for more information about which sizes and styles will provide the best support.
Get handy with a tape measure. Simply measure horizontally underneath your bust while you’re breathing out to get your band size in inches.
Then, to find your bust size, measure around the largest part of your chest, making sure you don’t pull too tight.
Get an expert fit in store
Head to a lingerie shop or department store and speak to an expert. They know the market inside out and will be able to tell which styles will best suit your bust shape.
Wear your favourite bra for your fitting, so that the fitter can get an idea of what works for you and also advise if anything similar is available in the store.
You’ll have the chance to try on several items to see what feels right and benefit from all the advice and expert tips your fitter will be able to give you, including information about the latest styles and brands.
Go bespoke for the ultimate fit
And if you want to experience the ultimate in bra-fitting perfection, there are loads of bespoke services that will give you something unique tailored to your exact needs.
This can be a really good option if you often find you’re in between two sizes – such a as 31-inch back – or if you need one cup bigger than the other.
It’s true that this is a more expensive way of getting the right bra, but the feeling is worth every penny – and what’s more, the price will often fall once you’ve had your initial fitting.