Although this is only a small shop in comparison to the other 3 or 4 charity shops on this road, it…read moreis striving with business. There is always plenty of stock in and the staff are friendly. They organized a wedding fashion show a few years back too, offering designer dresses at a cut of the price! There is a small amount of parking, but should probably be only used to drop items off and not to shop!

This probably my favourite place in town it has so many nice workers and the free pool is amazing 5…read morestars

Big ole' charity shop is this one. It stands on the traffic island in Blackheath along with a…read moreWilkinsons and the Shoulder of Mutton pub. From the outside, this charity shop looks very professional, almost like a department charity shop. When you get in there however, it looks like someone started off with great intentions of a tidy and well laid-out shop, then got bored halfway through and didn't finish tidying. I feel raving dissing charity shops because for me part of the whole point is that they're not High Street shops, they're not false; they're honest and wonderful little places just trying to make money for their cause. In this case, perhaps just a little bit of a white lie might help. If only because the books are all over the place! Every part of the shop you walk you'll find a handful of books. I'm all for a lived-in look for charity shops because the point is that most, if not all of its stock has been lived in. But when you see how good some of the other charity shops in Blackheath are, you'd know that there needs to be a bit (just a bit!) of game-raising as well as fund-raising.