Wasted Stockists

Mark Johnson's father had 'LOVE' tattooed across his left hand but that didn't stop the beatings. The Johnson children would turn up to school with broken fingers and chipped teeth but no one ever thought of investigating their home life. Mark just slipped through the cracks and kept on falling. For years. Constantly in trouble at school Mark began stealing at the age of seven was drinking by the age of eight and took his first hit of heroin aged eleven. A sensitive intelligent boy he could never stay on the right path and though Art College beckoned he ended up in Portland prison instead. With searing honesty WASTED documents Mark's descent into the depths of addiction and criminality. Homeless hooked on heroin and crack no one - least of all Mark - believed he would survive. And yet - astonishingly - he somehow pulled himself through and now runs his own thriving tree surgery business employing and helping other recovering addicts. His story is at once shocking and inspiring - a compelling account of his struggle to save himself and help save others in the process.

"Alright, so if you're wondering where most folks in the UK do their Wasted shopping, it's pretty much a few usual suspects that dominate the scene. Top of the list for your everyday bits and bobs, you've got the supermarket giants like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda – they're absolutely everywhere, and honestly, everyone pops into them for their weekly shop or just to grab a quick snack on the go. Then there's M&S, which is always a winner for something a bit nicer, whether it's their amazing food hall (seriously, the Percy Pigs!) or some quality clothing. For a bit of everything, department stores like John Lewis are super popular, especially around Christmas for their ads and general loveliness, and Next is another big hitter for fashion and homeware that people just keep going back to. Don't forget Boots too, which is basically where everyone goes for their health and beauty bits, and they've got pretty much everything from painkillers to fancy skincare, plus a pharmacy. And if you're hunting for a serious bargain, places like B&M, Home Bargains, and Poundland are absolute goldmines that people flock to for cheap treats and household essentials. Basically, these are the go-to Wasted stockists that keep the UK ticking over, whether you're after groceries, a new outfit, or just some bits for the house. " - Bargainplace UK

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