May 2023 by mouse28
workers are always lovely and prices are fab, got 4 good as new ikea shelves for £15 ??
March 2023 by catherine coghill
The woman who was very rude to my son should learn what the word charity means.there was no need for her rudeness. I will never donate to cancer shop again
January 2023 by Steves Scotland
Tried to donate 2 black bags of good quality branded kids clothes, and foot wear including nike. Would have given 4 stars, but never been turned away by a charity shop when making a donation in my life, I know they have lost out on money, from items that would sell fast. I was told they had no space left to take the donation! But with a shop that size, it would take a few heavy goods lorrys to fill it! Cancer Research lost out today, and Salvation Army were delighted ?.
September 2022 by Jeanette Lang (JennywheelbarrowSparrow)
Big shop lots of stuff furniture as well
August 2022 by William Cooper
Well I know that obviously the money you spend is for a good cause, however I often feel things can be rather pricey considering they are donated for free, not to mention delivery that is a whopping £15, there is also an accessibility issue within the store often clothes racks too near each other or furniture to near for people with mobility issues required the use of a wheelchair.
November 2020 by david murray
visited this shop and had a look around at t shirts jumpers and other items and to be honest very disappointed a pair of used converse £30 and old primark jumper £3 hairdryer which you can get for £20 brand now £12 i understand its for charity and all but say if your homeless and want to get a change of close you cant go in there as its to pricey
