St Peter’s Hospice

St Peter’s is m favourite charity shop, i like that it doesn’t go into an enormous pot of funds that is redistributed across the country.
I came into this shop at the beginning of the year to try and pick up a bargain for our Kitchen– and i was successful. They had all sorts of bits and bobs, but to be honest they could have had anything for a kitchen and it would have been useful. The people working there are extremely helpful, and always smiley!

Another St Peters Hospice shop within a couple of miles I’m sure — this one does little to let down the side in terms of good honest gear.
The focus here tends to be on appliances and objects as opposed to clothes. You can find the occasional tank-​top or waistcoat but it’s mostly old blenders, irons and dolls houses. Out back you can find a really good section for the pre-​loved crockery and even a couple of changing rooms. St Peters always impresses and this is no exception.

St Peter’s Hospice Shops raise money for Bristol’s only adult hospice which cares for local people with incurable diseases. It could be because Bristolian’s feel so passionate about this charity and the work that they do that their shops are so positive and a pleasure to visit. It’s obvious too see how much locals care by the quality and abundance of the donations they give.
For those of you who hold the charity dear to your heart — you’re in luck because there’s four (that’s right — FOUR!) St Peter’s shops in Clifton Village. What I like about these chain of shops, is that if you’re looking for something specific, they’ll call around to the other shops to see if they’ve got it in stock! This particular branch on Cotham Hill is the best of the four for bric-​à-​brac and homeware.

This branch of St Peter’s Hopsice on Whiteladies isn’t quite as cool as the opposite one, despite the better choice of music playing.
I found this one to be a lot more chaotic in organisation and more difficult to browse with ease. I think it’s slightly larger than it’s neighbour, but with an extra little room at the back, it’s quite cluttered overall.
I was also a little disappointed with the sign by the window, ‘items not for sale’ why were they in the window then?!