Made the call on Friday; carpets clean on Sunday. Fast, friendly & professional. Top notch job done…read morewith care and pride and at a very reasonable price. Very satisfied and will definitely use their service again. Don't hesitate.

super fast and excellent service. I needed 2 suits and a jacket done for that night and within a…read morefew hrs it was ready. ppl are rly nice and very good job all round!!!

Dreadfully unprofessional standards of service. The old lady forgot to put my dry cleaning through…read moreeven though I arrived 4 days after it should have been done. She was rude insupportable and tried to wangle her way out of it. At least the manager apologised for her bad manners and incredulous impertinent mentality .i go to a new dry cleaners only around the corner and i can verify its perfect compared to this one.

Got to say this charity has a real story to tell. It saves many from what was once a life sentence…read morenow.

An excellent charity which gives assistants to professional oer ex professional people who, through…read moreillness, have fallen upon financially difficult times. One does have to go through a application and provide a reference. They need to have good idea of how circumstances affect you and how they can best help. Sometimes they will offer a monthly sum, or give a lump sum towards a specific goal. They are funded by legacies and donations, as well as people raising money through being sponsored in marathons etc . Elizabeth Finn also run several retirement homes throughout the country.

Cancer Research UK's charity shop in Streatham is kind of sad really. Even though I'm a complete…read morescavenger I can never find anything in this shop that I would like to buy. I think I should hold a charity to get more good charity stuff into this store. It's in an awesome location, it just lacks good stock.

The Cancer Research Shop in Streatham has a fast turnaround of donations and merchandise, and they…read morealso sell brand new, ready made items such as engraved wooden foot stalls for children, picture frames and toys. Located on the main shopping street of Streatham, opposite the Library, the shop's main focus is quality clothing. The vast array of womens clothes and shoes make it direct competition for the equally bargainous Peacocks store directly opposite. A good place to purchase one off items such as evening dresses, which are displayed on mannequins in its windows. The only negative with this shop is that there is nowhere for people to leave donations out of hours, so upon opening the staff are very busy sorting donations that have been left outside overnight. Also, the adjacent Pinfold Road is a traffic warden hotspot, even the seemingly innocent bays alongside the red route. Public transport in the area is fantastic, however.

I have been on http://www.unsolicitedsalescallsforum.co.uk recently and i found it really easy to…read morebrowse. The site does not contain hoards of useless data that a lot of online forums contain. It just does exactly what it says on the tin. I registered with the forum and it was all really quite self explanatory and easy to post my comments. Good site and the model is really useful and effective.

This would be my 3rd visit to UNICEF. I must say every time…read moreI walk through the doors I feel in awe of all the amazing work this charitable organisation does. Whenever I attend I am welcomed by a friendly receptionist. The building is light and airy, the rooms represent countries around the globe. I was in Zanzibar this time. The shop has various items to purchase and documents that evidence the international work of UNICEF. This is an amazing environmentally friendly build - every opportunity to recycle is utilised.

Unicef UK is the UK committee of the United Nations children's charity. In the lead-up to Christmas…read morethey have for some years now had a shop in their office lobby selling their full line of Christmas cards and gifts. The cards are available at a number of other outlets, but this gives you a chance to poke your head in to the centre of activity of this vital organization and perhaps pick up a few brochures about their initiatives and programmes. The card prices are definitely on the expensive side, but think of it as an act of sanity in this otherwise insane season. N.B. The shop is ONLY open for November and December each year.

One of my favourite Oxfam shops, because it is often patronised by ladies who lunch and you can…read moretherefore find some amazing bargains. Like Prada jackets, hardly worn, second hand Chanel handbags and some less known but fabulous American designers. All major designer brands are there at some time or other. Worth regular trips like all charity stores it is always a hit or miss.

Charity, you can make donations, and buy things to support good causes…read more I worked here for a month, the manager is nice and friendly.