The town of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire is located in North Lincolnshire, England.
The town of Scunthorpe is a popular administrative capital of the region.
The last census showed that the population of the town has grown to over 70,000 people.
The town is an industrial centre, and has been nicknamed 'The Industrial Garden Town'.
The nickname is not empty.
Actually, Scunthorpe has the biggest steel making plant in the United Kingdom.
The steel plant provides thousands of jobs to residents and is the driving force behind the development of the town.
The region of Lincolnshire has a large settlement that follows closely behind Lincoln and Grimsby.
A visitor will find large shopping complexes in the town of Scunthorpe.
You can shop at the Foundry Shopping Centre.
This shopping centre is completely covered and protected from the rain and harsh weather.
If you want, you can shop at the Parishes Centre.
This is a partly covered shopping complex.
The Foundry shopping dates back to 1960s and 70s.
The centre was built as part of the town restructuring development plan.
The Parishes Centre is a relatively modern shopping centre.
The centre is built on the site of the former Scunthorpe bus station.
As you travel along High Street, you will see a line of reputable shops.
Jubilee Way is the location of many shops.
There are plenty of retail shops that serve the small population of Scunthorpe.
The town may be small, but it more than satisfies the shopper with its variety of shops.
Visitors travelling to Sheffield, Meadowhall, Leeds, Lincoln, Doncaster, Hull and Grimsby can buy many things in these shops.
In Lakeside, you will find the big brands.
Food supermarkets like Tesco Extra, Sainsbury, Morrisons and Asda have operates retail shops in Lakeside.
Tesco Extra is close to the soccer stadium.
Sainsbury is close to old stadium.
Morrisons operates shops in the Lakeside Shopping Park, in Mortal Ash Hill near the A18 highway.
Asda operates a shop along the Burringham road.