Cancer Research UK Corstorphine Retail Park, 4, Gylemuir Rd, Edinburgh EH12 7UF

Cancer Research UK

54 Reviews
  • Friday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Saturday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Sunday10 AM–5 PM
  • Monday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Tuesday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Wednesday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Thursday9:30 AM–6 PM
Cancer Research UK Corstorphine Retail Park, 4, Gylemuir Rd, Edinburgh EH12 7UF

About the Business

Corstorphine (Superstore) | Cancer Research UK | Did you know we now have huge superstores on retail parks across the UK? Support our ground-breaking work by shopping for quality items, all at £5 or less!

Contacts

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+441313344050
Corstorphine Retail Park, 4, Gylemuir Rd, Edinburgh EH12 7UF

Hours

  • Friday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Saturday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Sunday10 AM–5 PM
  • Monday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Tuesday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Wednesday9:30 AM–6 PM
  • Thursday9:30 AM–6 PM

Features

  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
  • Credit cards
  • Delivery
  • In-store shopping
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible lift
  • Wheelchair-accessible car park

Recommended Reviews

alap alap
12.03.2024
Cancer Research UK
While I totally support the idea to raise money for important causes, but I can't agree with the policy of this shop. Recently, we bought Lego sets and board games here for my children. None of them was full. The half was missing of the Lego sets, which made them impossible to build, and important pieces were missing from the board games which made it impossible to play them. Lego joblots on the internet are cheaper than their prices and there are many freecycle sites where I can grab board games for free and in complete. The Lego was the last drop today, I would go back to complain if I had the recipe but it never touched my hands... Next time, I will be the cranky customer who will ask them to get out my recipe from the trash and don't drop it away without asking if I want it. I don't even understand without checking the condition of their items how they can put a price tag on it. But who cares if a customer, especially a child, is disappointed, they got the money.
Rosa Whelan
06.03.2024
Cancer Research UK
Half my wardrobe is from this shop! Great women's wear selection at really good prices. Staff are fantastic.
Myra Bell
02.03.2024
Cancer Research UK
This used to be a great charity shop with lots of really good bargains, but has gone down while prices have risen considerably. Incomplete children's toys and pictures are particularly badly priced. There also seem to be a large number of paid people working here rather than volunteers which surprised me.
Anita Galántai J
22.02.2024
Cancer Research UK
I had a very weird experience today. My son loves charity shops (they go sometimes with the nursery as well).I was told off by the member of staff that how much is it cost if my son breaks something and he made me feel we are not welcomed at all.I was standing next to my son and yes I asked him to put down some toys, but not because he was rough with them.I’m easy going and I don’t mind if someone brings my attention on something what I don’t do right, but there is a way how to communicate it.If someone thinks he is not behaving (what he did on this rare occasion) they can approach me and in few words ask me to leave/ make him quiet/don’t touch stuffs, but not giving a 3 minutes lecture how other people broke stuffs, making my son to think he is not behaving well or did something wrong.Anyways all staff hard work is appreciated but this was not a nice or “necessary “ move.
Ben C
13.02.2024
Cancer Research UK
Been a few times now, prices have always been rather expensive and staff have never exactly been pleasant, often preferring to chat amongst themselves in donations area than take any interest in customers. Usually full of poor quality items, so was delighted to see a row of football tops the last time I went in, sadly after spending a fair bit on one I got home to discover it was fake. All in all a highly avoidable shop
Susan Keys
05.02.2024
Cancer Research UK
On the whole, l find this to be a great charity shop, in my experience. I make regular donations and get some excellent bargains there as well. The staff are usually very friendly and chatty . It can be tricky to get a refund if a piece of clothing does not fit , but sometimes it is easier to just donate the item back.I would recommend it as a good shop.
Katia D
21.01.2024
Cancer Research UK
I found the place to have a good variety of items, and staff to be kind enough. I was lucky to find what I was looking for at a good price. Worth popping in if you’re looking for something specific at a good price!
Natazzii Mi
10.01.2024
Cancer Research UK
Employees are silent when you give them a package with donation stuff.The cash register is strained to participate in the lottery or just donate to help support cancer patients (and isn't buying anything there help and support?!) When refusing, they look condemningly! But why should I donate EVERY TIME? I go there quite often and have the right to refuse an additional contribution at least once!P.S. Package for 10 pence, which is necessary to take away the purchased, transparent and not particularly durable
Amy A
03.01.2024
Cancer Research UK
Went to attend their Christmas event on the 23rd November as they had a lot of designer items available in store.I didn’t spend nearly as much time as I wanted in the store sadly, I was watched constantly in the shop by two workers for absolutely no reason at all. I can understand having extra volunteers in store to prevent theft but I was watched as I was simply browsing the items in store. This made me feel incredibly uncomfortable and I eventually left due to this, hopefully this is improved in the future as it’s a major disappointment.
Jennifer Munro
21.12.2023
Cancer Research UK
Took some really good bric a brac and clothes. No thank you for my donation just a complaint that the laptop cushion could not be accepted. Will not be handing anything else in there. Also projects in Scotland have had funding taken away.

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Corstorphine Retail Park, 4, Gylemuir Rd, Edinburgh EH12 7UF
Cancer Research UK