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The prices have been ridiculously high since they had the refurb. Maybe they are trying to recoup the money they spent. On the other hand, the quality of a lot of the clothing has improved. There is more designer stuff than there used to be, though certainly no bargains any more. But I took a nearly full box of unused Kilner spice jars in. I think there were 9 of them. You can buy a box of 12 on Amazon for £25 (I just looked). You can probably buy them in Farmers. The hospice shop put them on sale separately at £4.50 each !!!!! I only saw a few of them, so I don't know if they were putting out a few at a time. Though next time I went in the ones I saw before had gone, I presume sold That price is just ridiculous. I'm all for supporting charities and charity shops - both donating and buying - but just because ED has become gentrified doesn't give them the right to (apparently) rip people off. I've seen pictures in there as well that seemed (to me) to be at very inflated prices. I don't know if they get them valued by someone? I've started donating more things to Oxfam. They sell donated stuff online as well. ETA: If the hospice shop is selling everything off at 50%, I assume their policy of increasing prices has resulted in decreasing sales. Unless they have more donations than they can handle, so they've got to get rid of what they've already got. They have several other shops. Have the prices gone up so much in all of them? I can't remember where the other ones are, apart from the children's shop in Lordship Lane. -
By PeckhamNicola · Posted
Luckily many makers of comments in national newspapers are not, so crack on with the moderating! -
By Bob Buzzard · Posted
Whale rider - but now I understand whales are fully sentient so that’s not appropriate. -
you could write to the leader of the council suggesting that they are a poor advert for the Labour Party
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