Harassed and bullied by rude and unhelpful staffs with an oversized ego…read more I have had the most frustrating and upsetting experience on November 7th 2015 just before my test at 11:00, and I was not allowed to take the test because of an utterly ridiculous reason. The staffs were extremely rude and inconsiderate which made me I feel like a mistreated refugee begging for their mercy. Also, they staff spoke and understood the English language extremely poorly (spot the irony). I paid my hard earned £50 to get this harassment and non-existing "service". Beware if you are considering using this centre for The Life in the UK Test! My advice is to go somewhere else and do not waste your time and money at this appalling place. Note: the current address for this place is 222 King Street, W6 0RA London.

Absolutely right! I completely agree with others. The place is a disaster. Not helpful at all and…read morevery VERY RUDE! The men claiming to be a Centre Manager Kaveh Kalantari is one of the rudest and arrogant people I have ever come across. Shame for UK government for such an unpleasant experience we have to keep up with and the ones that operate the centre are completely out of order and definitely lacking a customer service skills. Unbelievable... If you can and my only advise DO NOT BOOK YOUR TEST THERE

For a charity shop, this one is not as cheap as you'd expect, but that's because they seem to…read moreactually know what they're doing with the pricing and mark up a silk Monsoon skirt for a little more than a polyester Primark one. And quite right too, as it's all for a good cause! Maybe it's the location that does it, but the stock at this particular Oxfam shop tends to be quite high-end, and even with their intelligent pricing, you can still pick up some amazing bargains on brand-name items, particularly coats and jackets. As well as second-hand items, they also sell a wide range of fair trade food, paper goods, and jewellery.

I rate this Oxfam as one of the best in London for books…read more Located just a short stroll away from the tube station, it's almost opposite the massive Primark in the street & just a bit further along from the large TK Maxx - so brilliantly located if you're out and about for some bargain shopping! The book section offers a good selection of newer & recently released novels / paperbacks - all at the cheap oxfam prices of roughly £1.50 on average. Yes the hackney branch is cheaper, however this shop is better located and always has a great & ample stock of books in store - which makes it well worth a browse when in the local vicinity. Bookwarms Unite!

This store is in the right place for the right reasons, yet there's not much to be noted about it…read more They have a good selection of cute, fluffy toys that a child you know may hug briefly before being tossed aside in favour of the almighty Xbox 360. Most of these items appeared to be brand new too, with the clothing section remaining within the operative word of the phrase 'second hand'. The reading habits of the donators in the Putney area has to be commended: I found some cool novels by Yann Martell and Bill Bryson, two of my favourites! As always, prices are super low and if you go it's always a good thing to support a good cause. There's a load of old trinkets and household goods too, and you always get the feeling you might just pick up something old, valuable and random. Like Hitler's dinner fork.

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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.

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.