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It might be one of the most of the most visited stores on the high street, but Topshop is failing to live up to the standards expected by its clientele. In a new survey by consumer championsWhich?,the fashion retailer came 98th in a list of 100 UK high street stores followed by WHSmith at 99 and mobile phone retailer EE at the bottom of the pile. Based on responses from 9,500 shoppers, shops were rated on prices, environment, customer service and, the range and quality of products. Scroll down for video In a survey of 9,500 UK customers Topshop was rated in bottom five British stores TOP FIVE UK STORES 1. LUSH 2. JOHN LEWIS 3. INDEPENDENT DIYSTORES 4. RICHER SOUNDS 5. SCREWFIX BOTTOM FIVE UK STORES 96. BHS 97. H&M 98. TOPSHOP/ TOPMAN 99. WHSMITH 100. EE Although WHSmith has scored poorly in the past, Topshop and BHS have tumbled down the list, with the former dropping 20 places from its position on the 2014 list. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Prints charming! TOWIE star Ferne McCann models 'exclusive... Can you really get a perfect bikini body in just EIGHT... Designer banking: Carla Zampatti to create a new 'mix and... Meet the woman who dressed Don Draper: Mad Men costume... Share this article Share 544 shares BHS ranked bottom of all the UK department stores with customers describing its stock as 'outdated', while another added that it 'does not give the impression of being a good-quality store'. Performing equally poorly was H&M which also found itself languishing in the bottom five, alongside competitor Topshop. EE was named the worst shop as customers commented on long waiting times, busy stores and sometimes unhelpful staff At the other end of the table, department store John Lewis narrowly missed out on the top spot for the second year running, with Lush Cosmetics claiming first place. Lush scored highest for product range and quality, customer service and store environment, with staff described as 'helpful' and 'friendly', and the products as 'excellent'. In the list of 100 stores BHS came 96th with customers describing it as outdated However, it wasn't all good news for the cosmetics retailer which got a lower score on pricing, with one shopper saying it is 'ideal for gifts, but high prices.' John Lewis also lost marks for its high prices with customers noting that although products are 'great quality', they 'can be expensive'. In an editorial to accompany the new research, Which? said that although tidiness and short queues boosted the shopping experience, they were also regarded as relatively unimportant. 'Although tidy stores with short queues make for a pleasant shopping experience, our analysis found that these factors are generally the least important in creating a positive impression on shoppers - and have the least impact on the overall customer score.' Price is the most important factor when deciding where to shop with four in 10 (40 per cent) saying this was their top consideration. Which? Editor Richard Headland added: 'Consumers look for quality in both products and service. If retailers can get their products right, along with excellent customer service and a great shopping environment, customers will keep coming back through their doors.' Lush cosmetics took the top spot for the second year running thanks to its friendly service John Lewis came in second missing out on the top spot because of its higher prices TOP FIFTY UK STORES 1. LUSH 2. JOHN LEWIS 3. INDEPENDENT DIYSTORES 4. RICHER SOUNDS 5. SCREWFIX 6. APPLE 7. HOME BARGAINS 8. INDEPENDENTS - FURNISHINGS 9. FENWICK 10. GO OUTDOORS 11. INDEPENDENTS 12. WATERSTONES 13. WHITE STUFF 14 BODYCARE 15. SMYTHS TOYS 16. WILKO 17. BONMARCHE 18. EVANS CYCLES 19. LAKELAND 20. MAMAS & PAPAS 21. ARGOS 22. THE BODY SHOP 23. CARPHONE WAREHOUSE 24. CLARKS 25. FAT FACE 26. INDEPENDENTS - DEPARTMENT 27. M&S (MARKS & SPENCER) 28. MAPLIN 29. THE PERFUME SHOP 30. ZARA 31 DUNELM MILL 32. HARVEY NICHOLS 33. LAURA ASHLEY 34. MONSOON 35. ROBERT DYAS 36. SCHUH 37. SONY CENTRE 38 THREE 39. EARLY LEARNING CENTRE 40. INDEPENDENTS -ENTERTAINMENT 41. THE RANGE 42. SUPERDRUG 43 BOOTS 44. COTSWOLD OUTDOOR 45. DISNEY STORE 46. EVANS 47. IKEA 48. INDEPENDENTS - OUTDOOR 49. MOTHERCARE 50. THE ENTERTAINER BOTTOM FIFTY UK STORES 51. HALFORDS 52. INDEPENDENTS - CLOTHING 53. M&CO 54. MOUNTAIN WAREHOUSE 55. NEXT 56. OFFICE 57. PEACOCKS 58. RYMAN 59 B&M HOME STORE 60. GAP/BABY GAP 61. JOJO MAMAN BEBE 62. MORRISONS 63. NEW LOOK 64. OASIS 65. RIVER ISLAND 66. SAINSBURY'S 67. SAVERS 68. TOYS R US/BABIES R US 69. WICKES 70. B&Q 71. DEBENHAMS 72. HMV 73. HOUSE OF FRASER 74. INDEPENDENTS - BABY & CHILD 75. INDEPENDENTS - COSMETICS 76. MATALAN 77. MILLETS 78. O2 79. WALLIS 80. ASDA 81. CURRYS PC WORLD 82. MISS SELFRIDGE 83. PRIMARK 84. STAPLES 85. TK MAXX 86 BLACKS 87. BURTON 88. DOROTHY PERKINS 89. SHOE ZONE 90. POUNDSTRETCHER 91. TESCO 92. HOMEBASE 93. JD SPORTS 94. SPORTS DIRECT 95. VODAFONE 96. BHS 97. H&M 98. TOPSHOP/ TOPMAN 99. WHSMITH 100. EE