YMCA Shop

Hit and miss with this store. Lots of large furniture (sofas, sidebords, wardrobes) but clothing and toys can be very sparse in range and good quality. Some good bric a brac items. I do pop in when I'm I'm this part of city for a quick look.Well laid out store, easy to move around and not cluttered.

Tried to have a constructive conversation with the lady about the pointlessnes of having the Covid QR code positioned below waist height at store entrance. She was more interested in arguing why she is right then listening to constructive feedback from customers.

Tried to returned back some trousers with the YMCA recipt because they didn't fit me 4 days after I bought them. Paul, the guy managing the shop, didn't allow me even that i was following all the refound policy conditions. He was very rude.

Paul and the store manager (whose name I forgot to ask for) were extremely accommodating when my mum & I bought and transported a huge (and well-priced!) TV from this store. They went out of their way to help us make arrangements and get it to her car. Couldn't recommend enough!

Recently opened charity shop in units 27 & 28 where Poundworld used to be near Boots on Ground Floor. Spacious, light and airy shop selling furniture, sofas, lots of clothes, some bags, shoes, a little bit of seasonal stuff, bric-a-brac and they accept cards and contactless as well as cash. However the woman I was served by on the day I went in was rude. I’ve walked passed the place several times since and place always looks empty of shoppers unlike other charity shops in the city centre.