I used to come here regularly to donate clothes and unwanted bits and pieces as it was the nearest…read morecharity to me, rather than a charity that I had a strong affiliation to. The staff were friendly. You just had to make sure that you came in during opening hours to hand in stuff, as bags left outside were always raided during the night by scroungers looking for the good stuff. This wouldn't have been so bad if they put stuff back in the bags, but they left them strewn all down the street which annoyed the hell out of me. I'm not sure what happened but this place has been closed for a few months now, so don't bother looking for it as you won't find it. I think it's now a ladies clothes shop..

I needed to get my phone fixed they did it swiftly and the people there were accommodating and kind…read moremy phone is of excellent quality. Very happy with my service and will definitely come again.

Heard from my contact there they have at last moved and found hopefully will be their new home…read morepermanently. It does have a decent footfall there, so maybe the days of having to move again are over.

Hi this is quite a big charity shop and it is split into two sections, one that has clothes and…read morenick nacks and the other side is furniture. Its a good shop with nice staff but my friend moved recently and went into Debra to ask if they wanted to take some stuff that she had in storage so they arranged for a van to meet us at her garage. We were disappointed when they turned up as we showed them a bog box of mint condition cookery books and they said we have enough books so didnt want them so then we showed them a box that contained a dinner set and they didnt want that either but they were interested in a pine wardrobe she had. We understand that they must get lots of stuff but it was a shame that someone lost out on selling the stuff and we ended up taking it to our local dump! Overall a good shop although they can be fussy over what they will take from you.

Sincere charity selling decent well sorted items. Some old tech bargains on occasion…read more Also retro items which they tend to display in the window. A deserving shop.

This British Heart Foundation branch isn't my favourite charity shop in Hammersmith; it's rather…read moresmall and cluttered, and a lot of the stuff on offer looks like it's been there for a very, very long time. It's best for DVDs (which are right at the back): they have a rapid turnover of stock, so it's worth checking regularly, and you will occasionally find some unexpected gems for a few pounds.

Very impressive quality of stock held in this shop. Wasn't looking for anything in particular but…read morecame out with some real bargainsespecially Audio book CD's, bought at the unbelievable price of £2.30!! Good qulaity ties in there as well as dresses, (but they didn't have my size)!!!

Fairly posh for a charity shop but they have plenty of space for goods. All of the clothing will…read morehave been checked to make sure there's nothing particularly wrong with it, so you can get some really good buys. Also has a large book section and reasonable selection of bric-a-brac, but don't expect top of the range as this will often have been sent off to other CRUK shops such as Farnham.

The staff at this shop are lovely: I took a CD to the desk once, and it was rather scratched, so…read morethe guy behind the counter told me to take it away for free, and come back and pay if it worked properly. (I did, because it did.) The clothing range is small, but occasionally you can grab a real gem: I once picked up a brand new Oasis suit in there for a mere £10. They also occasionally run a multibuy offer on the books.