Not only one of my favourite charities, but one of my favourite charity shops in Bath. This city is…read morea perfect place to go rummaging for a bargain in a charity shop, as the generous (and most likely wealthy) ladies and gents often donate their barely worn designer names to goodwill. Tucked away down Green Street, it often goes unnoticed by the general throng of shoppers but make sure you pay it a visit. The volunteers are friendly and helpful, and always up for a chinwag. Not only is there a great range of clothes and accessories on sale here, but also a good selection of books and music too. Don't forget - whatever you buy here will go to a superb cause. Their window displays are always well thought out and attractive. My favourite time of year to walk past BHF is Valentine's Day, when people have paid to put their declarations of love in the window. Aww. Nice.

An excellent little charity shop for books, music and clothes. I usually manage to pick up a few…read moredecent jumpers and t-shirts here, and all for less than £3 or thereabouts. Bargain. The only thing really lacking for men is the trousers, which unless you're into corduroy slacks or old-man jeans, ain't really going to cut the mustards amongst your fashion conscious mates. Actually, I found a wicked woolly hat here once, so that's another thing that you can occasionally pick up here. Like all charity shops, it's just worth popping in every couple of weeks to pick up something cool.

Even though I secretly despise the hoity toity ladies who lunch in Bath, I am always incredibly…read moregrateful when they donate their barely-worn designer gowns to the local charity shops. This may sound a bit cheap of me, but I'll guarantee one walk around Oxfam on George Street and you'll feel the same well. Well organised, with fantastic donations, Oxfam is one of my favourite charity shops in Bath. I once bought a Reiss shirt for £8 - lovely! Their bric-a-brac and music selection is equally as good here. Not only a great cause, but a perfect place to bag a bargain.

I just been to the Oxfam shop in George Street in Bath,I was quite shocked when the lady told me…read moredogs they not allowed in premises!My dog is pretty small(handbag),she didn't even said if you old your dog in your arms! Unbelievable because Oxfam they're ask to support animals also where! I think by now I'm not supporting anymore this charity. Shame on you!!!

Not only a great charity shop, if you love to have a rummage, but the best place in Bath to find…read moreout what's going on in the city. The windows of this shop is literally filled with flyers, wanted ads and offers ranging from club listings to 'one broken bike needs loving owner'. The streets outside the shop are normally busier inside with onlookers trying to find the best thing in town. My favourite discovery I found in this window was a dress making course at a local community centre. As for the shop itself, it is quite a traditional charity shop - a real mish-mash of clothes, bric-a-brac and LPs. Probably not the best place to find a gem, but it only seems fair to pop in after gawping at it's window for half an hour.