St Peter's Hospice has about 50 shops in the Bristol area, all raising money for the charity which…read moresupports and looks after adults with a terminal illness. One of the charity's newest shops and you can tell - beautifully laid out and with everything well displayed. I particularly liked the mannequin with the necklaces on. They have a nice selection of nick nacks and the clothes are of a high quality - they have some of the higher end of the high street labels in here.

I usually find good things in St Peters Hospice but I'm not a fan of this one. I can't resist…read morepassing a charity shop without going in but I've never found anything in this charity shop. Clothes are rather boring and a bit cheapy high street and not so cheap prices. Also clothes are co-ordinated by colour rather than size which is a but irritating. Its for a good cause though. And remember, the thing with charity stores is that you just never know what gems await within! In among the tat, a saucy jean paul gaultier number could be sitting unloved for all you know!

This is one of the more conservative St Peter's Hospice stores. Sale items are arranged in perfect…read moreorder and clothes are colour co-ordinated and hung in terms of style. The shop stocks a range of items, from books, to crockery to pretty little ornaments for your Gran. Staff are friendly and ready to help wherever it is needed. Prices of items are a little higher than what you might expect from a charity shop, but your money will go towards a very worthy cause.

They are Bristols largest Charity retailer with around 50 shops in a 12 mile radius... which when…read moreyou think about it is massive! It's great that a charity shop has more outlets in the city than McDonalds probably has! This particular one has a wider selection of womens clothing than anything else, so as a man don't expect to find to many bargains. The brick-a-brack is pretty interesting though, some funky kettles and odd candlesticks and things.

Of all the charity shops in and around Bristol, St Peters Hospice must have the most. Not that I'm…read morecomplaining - their style and layout is the benchmark in the charity shopping experience. All the boxes are checked here. A good array of clothes for both him and her for starters, some shoes, some crockery and some books and videos at the back. Now this may sound like your standard non changing charity shop, and it is. You see, most of the people who come to these shops are, frankly, elderly. And elderly people tend not to like change. They like it standard and constant. In places like St Peters Hospice Charity Shop then, they feel right at home.

St Peter's Hospice has about 50 shops in the Bristol area, all raising money for the charity which…read moresupports and looks after adults with a terminal illness. There are a lot of charity shops on East Street in Bedmo so some of them are going to suffer. As charity shops go this is OK for clothes and bric a brac, as St Peter's Hospice charity shops go it isn't the most well furnished so if you are going to support this charity then dig out one of their other stores.

Every time I go to St Peter's Hospice I always go in thinking I'll just look and I promise I won't…read morebuy anything unless I love it and it fits be perfectly. Came away again yesterday with another dress £4.75 and it fits perfectly. There was also a beautiful Jasper Conran summer dress for a fiver! Bargain. However it was sadly 1 size too large for me. There are nice lockable changing rooms, a change from the sketchy curtain rail in the corner that is in most charity shops and the volunteer staff are sweet. The rule of charity stores is check regularly as you never know what you are going to find, I have been lucky and always found something good in here.

Certainly not what it used to be especially hospice they got people up there that aren't very…read moresympathetic with people come in and say oh her fingers are already losing the color she's telling you what the hell kind of people are there I remember when sister Jean Roche and father Adam forno where the head of hospice and they were so sympathetic throughout the orgill and today it was disgusting how that woman came and said that it's more of a business than anything that's all it is today money money

St Peter's Hospice Shops raise money for Bristol's only adult hospice which cares for local people…read morewith incurable diseases. It could be because Bristolian's feel so passionate about this charity and the work that they do that their shops are so positive and a pleasure to visit. It's obvious too see how much locals care by the quality and abundance of the donations they give. For those of you who hold the charity dear to your heart - you're in luck because there's four (that's right - FOUR!) St Peter's shops in Clifton Village. What I like about these chain of shops, is that if you're looking for something specific, they'll call around to the other shops to see if they've got it in stock! At this particular branch you'll find the fanciest evening wear and high-end accessories.

George Thomas Hospice Care is similar in many ways to most other charity shops in that it stocks…read moreall of the usual items including; clothing, books CD's and DVD's, and a reasonable selection of bric-a-brac. In terms of appearance it is one of the better shops of its type and is clean and well organised. Prices are really reasonable too, making it my favourite charity shop in the area. I have bought a number of items of clothing here, but it's the books and DVD's that lure me in every time. What makes this shop a little different from the rest is that it's a local charity which means that they also organise regular fundraising events in Cardiff, many of which are pretty high profile events, like gala dinners and even operatic events. They are looking for volunteers at the moment, but although I'm tempted, I'd struggle to find the time. (I already volunteer at the RSPCA.) They also look like they could use some more clothing donations as the stock levels looked a little low last time I was in. George Thomas Hospice Care is a major provider of free consultant-led community specialist palliative care to those facing cancer and other life threatening illnesses in Cardiff. They exist to help those suffering from cancer and other life-threatening illnesses, as well as offering support to their families and carers.

This George Thomas Hospice Care charity shop is one of six throughout the Cardiff area, selling the…read moreexpected ranges of clothing, bric-a-brac, accessories, clothing, books and CDs and DVDs. It's always a pleasure to browse this shop, as it's tidy and well-presented, and the volunteers who work here are cheerful and chatty. Sometimes, I find it a bit discouraging when charity shops charge prices that seems a bit steep for what you're getting (I know it's going to a good cause, and for books, I'm happy to shell out, otherwise, I don't like feeling like I'm being swindled). George Thomas Hospice Care prices its stock at the more modest end of the scale, and that, combined with the extensive stock of books and DVDs, makes it one of the better charity shops in town. Like Rachel said, this George Thomas Hospice Care is Cardiff-based, so it's gratifying to know the profits are benefitting people in our community. I can't say enough good things!

St Peter's Hospice has about 50 shops in the Bristol area, all raising money for the charity which…read moresupports and looks after adults with a terminal illness. Small charity shop on the Fishponds road stretch - their branch round the corner at Lodge Causeway is bigger so this one concentrates on clothes and the odd bit of jewellery.

The Fisponds branch of the St Peter's shops has such an ace an ever-changing selection of clothing,…read moreaccessories, children's items, books, music, jewellery and bric-a-brac. I love their second hand books because many of them come straight from the humanities students at the St Matt's UWE campus, so they're top quality and nearly new. You'll find Shakespeare tucked behind the rows and rows of granny coats! Also, the feelgood factor always kicks in when you purchase a vintage handbag or a tea towel from the well organised little shop, as you're helping to keep the hospices going. Guilt-free shopping, I love it.

Loved it!! Found so many great pieces to add to our wardrobes! What a wonderful and well-appointed…read moreshop with a great vibe, great staff and incredible deals on beautiful clothes!

Not only one of my favourite charities, but one of my favourite charity shops in Bath. This city is…read morea perfect place to go rummaging for a bargain in a charity shop, as the generous (and most likely wealthy) ladies and gents often donate their barely worn designer names to goodwill. Tucked away down Green Street, it often goes unnoticed by the general throng of shoppers but make sure you pay it a visit. The volunteers are friendly and helpful, and always up for a chinwag. Not only is there a great range of clothes and accessories on sale here, but also a good selection of books and music too. Don't forget - whatever you buy here will go to a superb cause. Their window displays are always well thought out and attractive. My favourite time of year to walk past BHF is Valentine's Day, when people have paid to put their declarations of love in the window. Aww. Nice.