The Corner Shop

I’m the world’s worst charity shopper, so this is just the kind of store I need. You can tell the stuff here is well-​chosen and taken care of as the display of the shop is amazing. It’s only open on a Saturday but it was pretty busy while we were there, so it’s obviously popular.
I didn’t buy anything on this visit but I had a nosey and was impressed with the range — there was a couple of designer pieces as well as good accessories like shoes, hats and bags. It’s a lovely shop which is well worth a visit if you’re in the area (or even make a special trip) — and it’s handy for Redmond’s next door and Nakodar over the road if you’re with someone who’s not into charity shopping!

*Just a heads up, the Corner shop is currently only open on Saturdays.*
The Corner Shop is a gem of a find. This beautiful second hand and vintage shop offers fantastic clothes, accessories and trinkets at prices that’ll please even the most thrifty of second-​hand shoppers. And you’ll receive the most friendly of welcomes from lovely owner, Ruth.
There’s lots to see and it’s all very organised and displayed so beautifully. The quality is superb, with many items new with tags on for a fraction of the original price. I like that there are departments that call for a good old rummage, with a box of trousers and shelves of knitwear. What is second-​hand shopping without a search for treasure? — The Corner Shop is one big trove, and makes for an exciting browse.
I left with some lovely green handmade knitted gloves and a gorgeous ring and bracelet. The total was a jaw-​dropping five pounds! — An undoubtable bargain.
Oh, and I left with a smile too, because today I discovered the Corner Shop and I’m already looking forward to my next visit.