Buying soil in UK

Can anybody recommend soil to buy in UK? or mixes i can make?
I do make my own compost, but i don't have much space and i can't produce as much as i need.
I think in the long term i am going to buy manure and straw and make my own but i need some now and that will take a while to make.

I want to avoid the big companies, such as westland, miracle grow, etc.
I keep reading reviews of people finding plastics, glass, even shoes! i think because it is mostly green waste.

I did find a good compost (natural grower compost) but it can't be used alone, it needs to be mixed with top soil or something to be used in planters etc, so i would be happy with any suggestions for top soil or any mixes that would work well.

Any ideas? Thank you

I've had very good results using compost from Dalefoot composts. They are based in the lake district but can arrange delivery anywhere (at £ of course) As well as sack sized bags they do tonne bags like builders bags.

Are you gardening in containers, or with garden beds? I remember you said you were in an urban area in another thread.

Worth checking if there are any local mushroom compost suppliers near you, a lot of them sell bulk bags and the quality tends to be much more consistent than green waste compost. Dalefoot is a good shout from Nancy too. I'd steer clear of anything labelled 'topsoil' unless you can see it first, most of what gets sold as topsoil is basically subsoil with a bit of organic matter thrown in.

Nancy Reading wrote:I've had very good results using compost from Dalefoot composts. They are based in the lake district but can arrange delivery anywhere (at £ of course) As well as sack sized bags they do tonne bags like builders bags.

Are you gardening in containers, or with garden beds? I remember you said you were in an urban area in another thread.

Thank you very much. I have come across these but wasn't sure how wool compost would do on it's own. I felt good about them otherwise. I will try them out. Thank you.
I use both containers and beds, and was hoping to use this in both, but i am mostly concerned about my containers for now as i have to pot some things up desperately.

Joao Winckler wrote:Worth checking if there are any local mushroom compost suppliers near you, a lot of them sell bulk bags and the quality tends to be much more consistent than green waste compost. Dalefoot is a good shout from Nancy too. I'd steer clear of anything labelled 'topsoil' unless you can see it first, most of what gets sold as topsoil is basically subsoil with a bit of organic matter thrown in.

Thank you very much.
Can you use mushroom compost as it is? I assumed it was an element to be mixed with other things. I have seen mushroom composts while searching. Maybe i will try both.
Thank you for the advice about top soil too, i will keep that in mind.