Situated in the busy shopping precinct of the town, and surrounded by copious eating/drinking…read morecafes/bars. A well laid out shop, with good lighting and plenty of good quality stock. Prices are comparable to other charity shops in the area. Staff are very helpful, courteous and prepared to go "the extra mile". There is disabled parking directly outside the shop, and a National car park round the corner in Union Place. Recommended.

If your looking for secondhand clothes this charity shop located on the High Street in Basingstoke…read morehas a wide range of items. As with all charity shops you have bric a brac and music, videos. Nice selection of books to the rear of the store. This particular store is always busy and sometimes can be pricey but all for a great cause. Staff are all very helpfull and polite, have a potter about, i always do..

This wonderful shop is the best charity shop I have ever been to, particularly for books. The range…read moreof books they have on offer is amazing, with some really rare old books and even some first editions, and prices are really low. They also have loads of CDs, clothes, DVDs, board games, and lots of other stuff. Staff are sweet bit slow, but what do you expect? This is a charity shop, after all and there is always a good selection of things to buy. Even better, you're helping the environment by reusing things that might otherwise be thrown away. What more reason do you need?!

This is another of the long standing charity shops of Broadwater, many of the others have changed…read moreover the years and additional ones have popped up. Whilst this is one of the long standing charity shops the shop itself has changed in terms of the items which they are selling. Previously there was mainly secondhand items and the prices were fairly low. Now however, there is a mixture of both new and old items and the prices are much higher. I have to admit that I prefer to find just secondhand items in charity shops rather than go to them to buy new items which is why there is a lower rating. Additionally I know that other charity shops charge a lower price for very similar items or I can find the items in a car boot sale at an even lower price. Whilst I still check out the stock once a week or so when I am in the area I dont often find anything which suits my needs.

Lovely little charity shop, staff are lovely and friendly. Stock always fresh and clean and…read morereasonably priced too. Keep up the good work for a great charity x

I love to keep in touch with this organisation as it is part of The Queen Elizabeth Foundation for…read morethe Disabled.

For a charity shop, the prices here are quite steep. However, the selection is good and there are…read moreoften new items available.

This is now a very popular community centre that has so much going on ie art classes, yoga, short…read moremat bowls, photography and so much else. I know every room in this building as I went to school here. Upstairs are the offices, which has some painful memories as I used to get the cane here!! I go here with my friend Ray to view art/photography exhibitions now but we used to paint here with a group years ago. Still has a fond placeand it is good to see it thriving. Locals should give it a go!

West Sussex Record Office is situated at the end of West Street, on Orchard Street, in the centre…read moreof Chichester. It is a purpose built archive, built in the (I think) 1980s. The Record Office is an excellent place to carry out research. The reading room is spacious, with big desks and it is easy to plug in laptops. Staff are friendly and helpful. The records are also well catalogued, which makes them easy to access. In the reception area there are drinks and snacks for sale. The records are great too, some really fascinating documents on the history of Sussex.