I prefer France Ferry and Holland Ferry, but this one is pretty good too, even if they did spell…read moreBritain wrong. This is a little station out in the middle of suburban Swansea, in a fairly industrial area. It's in a little village that's close to Swansea and only has a train every 2 hours, which means for 1 hour 55 minutes a day it's basically a ghost town. It used to be an old little cute station with weird towers in the middle of the track, but they got rid of the towers unfortunately. I'd rather use the Welsh name for the town if only I could figure out how to pronounce it. Because the Welsh are not Britons in my opinion, or most of theirs.

A small station with few facilities. It's usually unstaffed, there are no waiting rooms or ticket…read moremachines, refreshments or toilets, but there is an area where one can sit to wait. At Neath Station (the next on the line) there are more facilities.

The Enfys Foundation is a marvellous charity that supplies low cost furniture to people on…read morebenefits. They sell furniture and graded electrical appliances ( fridge freezers, washing machines and cookers ) and small electrical appliances such as kettles, coffee makers etc. If you are on benefit you can get a dicount by showing proof of benefit. They will take donations of good quality furniture and household items. Enfys also deliver for a small charge.

If you are looking for good quality carpets or professional carpet cleaning services then look no…read morefurther. We have used Steve on numerous occassions and have been extremely happy with the end result. His staff are reliable, professional and very helpful.

The British Red Cross have many charity shops around the country, and the one on Union Street in…read moreSwansea is a nice one. All their stock is beautifully displayed, and it is obvious that they spend some time choosing which stock to put out, as it always seems to be high-quality stuff they are selling. It gets quite busy in here, I guess with the present economy more people are shopping in charity shops! But even if the staff are rushed off their feet they are always helpful and friendly.

Undergoing refurbishment at present after flooding two months ago, this is a useful local hall on…read moreCimla Hill. It's used for many community projects and children's parties, though I know it mainly as a place to come to vote at local elections, or to give blood during the Welsh Blood Donor Sessions. There's a free car park at the side of the building.

I like this charity store as they always seem to have most of their good stock out…read more The people who work there are very very friendly and always there with a helping hand. They always have great deals and its nice to buy things from there as you know its going to help people in the long run. I also donate to this charity shop too a few bits here and there. Definatly worth a look in, see if you find a bargain

This is one of my favourite charity shops. The attention to detail and customer care are excellent…read more A fine selection and variety for a small shop. The book section is good but the music section is quite superb. There is often something going on and the promotional ideas are splendid.

A good selection of clothes, shoes, books and china. The window of this shop is always nicely…read moredecorated with fine china and glassware, unfortunately the prices here tend to be rather high for a charity shop, I have even seen a Marks and Spencer's coat priced at £25 which would retail in other charity shops for a fiver, however some good quality things can be found here such as evening wear. And if you are looking for unusual china it's a good place to go.

This is quite a nice charity shop. It's small, but it doesn't really feel that way for some reason…read moreand there's a fair bit of space to move around and browse. Large selection of books at the back, although I've yet to find anything to buy yet. Prices on these aren't as good as elsewhere - most paperbacks are £1.49 regardless. Nice choice of other items such as clothing and the like, and the staff are lovely here. I'd recommend checking in if you're about because there is quite a bit to look through and it's just generally a lovely store.

pleasant enough charity shop never seems to have a vast amount on the shelves.rerely find anything…read moreto buy in here unfortunatly.staff generally friendly.prices not bad