This is a large second hand furniture shop that sells its items for charity. The shop is large in…read moresize and arranged well. There is a large variety of items ranging from beds to sofas, washing machines, TV's, units and much much more. The staff are all very friendly and positive. I find the prices in the shop are absolutely crazy they are way to high. I understand the money is going to a good cause and that is the way it should be. However the prices are to high in relation to the goods that are being sold, if you are buying second hand you expect it to be a cheaper price, you understand it will not be perfect that's why you want to pay a lower price, but you cannot do this within this store, obviously all the goods are second hand which is why i don't understand that the prices are nearly as high as new items.

The closest parking to this store is probably the Co-Op/Woolworth's pay and display. I wouldn't…read morecome solely for this charity shop however. The British Heart Foundation led the way in price hikes recently, among charity shops, which is a shame because this store - as most - is well laid out and ordered. It's probably not suitable for mobility scooters or wheelchairs as it's very tightly packed. You'll find the clothing is of good quality (the more worn, I suspect, being sold for rags). The bric-a-brac section is fairly small. The book section, sadly, has nothing older than 1990. There's an odd mix of new littered around and it can be a bit confusing as to what is second hand and what is a 'line'. Still, it's worth a rummage if you're passing, but don't expect to find much to shout about.