Swindon's great TOWN CENTRE has everything you need to make this a holiday to remember.
It may be early this year, but Easter is still Easter and that means the Easter bunny is brushing his ears, combing his cottontail and getting ready to deliver all his lovely goodies.
And if he's wondering where he should stock up, he need look no further than The Brunel in Swindon, which is teaming with shops selling a whole host of treats to tickle our fancy.
For a healthier' egg why not go for a Green & Blacks organic, on sale at Holland & Barrett for £5.99, or a pack of smaller eggs for £3.99?
However, you may have missed out of the £5.99 vegan and dairy-free alternative egg, which sold out within days of coming into the store. Efforts are being made to re-stock - why not check it out?
Whittards of Chelsea, best known for its teas and coffees, is offering a two-for-£10 bargain on Lindt eggs, or for £8 you can get a Lindt bunny in a mug.
Boots is also running an Easter egg offer: buy three and get the cheapest free across the whole range, which includes some tempting Thornton's goodies. Also at Boots, if you want to indulge, is a free gift worth £33 when you spend £20 or more in a single transaction on No:7 products, and with a new men's No:7 range just launched this could be a great gift for a guy.
If you fancy being a bunny yourself, Claire's Accessories has bunny ears for £3 and a bunny set, with ears, cuffs and tail, for £8. For the younger ones, they are selling children's chick and bunny jewellery for around £2 to £4, and card-making kits for £3.
Lush have a scented alternative to an edible egg: how about putting this one in your bath?
They are selling bath bombs in the shape of eggs and similarly packaged, for £9.95, each containing two more bath items, such as soap or bubbles.
And don't forget your four-legged friends this Easter too: eggs made from special chocolate suitable for cats or dogs are on sale at Plaza Pets.
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