My tulips definitely come back every year!
I have had great success with Wilko bulbs as well. Also some Asda ones.
What I would say (having learnt from experience) is that you need to plan plan plan and do a whole area at once.
E.g. I have a flower bed and planted crocuses, tulips, grape hyacinths and irises in it. This works quite well because the crocuses come up first, then the tulips and grape hyacinths and then the irises. But I didn't put a batch of super bulbs in at the same time and now it's really difficult to put them in without skewering the tulips etc.
If I was planning the bed again I would do:
Crocuses and daffodils (to do a good mix of heights)
Tulips and grape hyacinths
Irises (reasonably early ones, check the bags for the flowering times)
I think you could then do something like alliums which would flower later into the summer. I also love summer bulbs like gladioli and I do really like fresia but they don't like being frosted and I'm too lazy to dig them out and store them each winter.
My final recommendation is to commit to a colour scheme for each set of plants - I always end up buying a random mixture of things and stuff ends up like a mishmash. My most successful beds are the ones where I committed to e.g. red and blue or pink, white and blue or whatever. They look bold and intentional rather than like what I usually do which is a ooooh I got excited in a garden centre look.