[Swing Swang]

John Innes and vermiculite for me. Don't go through enormous quantities so cost isn't much of a consideration.

SS

[Dean H]

2 Years ago I regularly swept the Hatfield peat works near Doncaster, spending 6 hours at a time watching the bags coming off the production line. The same line filled bags for some of the most popular names in the market-without changing the contents according to the staff there....

[PennyS]

Thanks everyone.  I'll give New Horizon a go.  Maybe mix in a bit of sand or vermiculite as suggested.
Cheers,  :)Penny

[plot6b]

To be honest, i use what ever is on offer in the shops . ie: buy one get one free, that sort of thing and i've never had any problems.[famous last words]

[HilaryG]

Have used Homebase own brand  4 for the price of  3 very successfully for the last 2 years. Not sure whether it's peat free or not though

[NigelB]

Westlands Multi. I've used it for years with no problems whatsoever.

[Lardman]

I picked up a bag of B&Q multi last week and absolutely full of slug eggs. 

Compost seems of a reasonable quality, certainly better than the wickes stuff I bought last year.