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8 years ago
This has moved to: Watford & Three Rivers Trust (previously CVS) Address: Tolpits Ln, Watford WD18 9QD Phone: 01923 216950 read more
149 The Parade
High Street
Watford WD17 1NB
United Kingdom
Watford
01923 248304
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Watford Cycle Hub
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My review of Watford Cycle Hub started off as a 5 star review as I got my bike serviced and got…read moretaught how to service it at the same time, you just don't get that service elsewhere. Since then I've volunteered in the shop and gained invaluable knowledge from Ian, Peter and Gordon. I've also joined the guys on their social rides and got so much fitter with the help of Georgia. Kate and Fiona really know what they're doing here and they offer the full package for a cyclist. Now my review is a 5 star review with sprinkles on top!
Shopmobility Watford
Look, I don't only write only about bleach, sex toys and vegetarian food. I write about them…read moreprimarily but I also write about my dear, best friend Nan. Nan is the best person on the planet. I tell Nan dirty jokes, confide in her and take care of her on Sundays. Nan is the best. Nan uses Shopmobility as an alternative to using her scooter when it is hard to park in the other car park. She rode her first scooter here and used to rent wheelchairs from here as well, before she got her own. Shopmobility doesn't charge for scooter rental but you need to bring the scooter back for a certain time. You can rent a wheelchair here for under 5 pounds per day. Shopmobility is not open Sundays. If you are considering taking your Nan or someone disabled out for the day and they do not have their own scooter, consider Shopmobility.
From the owner: Shopmobility Watford is a local charity which loans manual and battery powered wheelchairs and…read morescooters to anyone with a mobility problem, whether permanent or temporary, through accident, illness or age. It gives users greater independence to do their own shopping, visit libraries, banks etc. or for leisure. This service is FREE for daily use in Watford Town centre (from Tesco Extra to Watford Town Hall). This includes intu watford shopping centre. We also offer a Long Term Loan scheme for manual wheelchairs (charges apply), which can be used for as long as you wish, and can be taken away for holidays. To register you must bring two forms of ID with your current address.
Peace Hospice Shops Watford
Peace Hospice Shop is right on the High street in the centre of town…read more In dear old Watford, we don't have a vintage clothing shops but we do have many charity thrift clothes shops Peace Hospice being one of them. They sells women and men clothes....I myself have donated a bag and I've seen my former cast off for sell. My mum got a really good quality jackets from their for a bout a tenner! They also sell books, video cassettes, bags and jewellery . They have a café further back in the shop as well. They need to sort out the musty smell they have in the shop but other then that the shop is neat and tidy and you can find some quality stuff.
Cardiomyopathy Association
Having recently been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy I was very upset as I had just started doing…read morehalf and full marathons and loved it. On some medication now which could help. But I had lots of questions about the condition which I did not get answered in my session with the consultant on the NHS. I found the cardiomyopathy association website http://www.cardiomyopathy.org/ which has great information on it. There is a forum where I have asked many questions and got a lot of answers an support from. They also do a lot of fund raising on the website. My wife is running the London marathon and going to raise money for Cardiomyopathy. It provides a great online community and support function for many people. If you have or know anyone with cardiomyopathy give them the website address.
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Excellent selection of clothes and Brick-a-bracs...found a set of 6 champgne flutes for only…read more£5.50. If you are in the area and want to find a bargain make sure you pop in there
Besides it being a great cause and selling gems of clothing, I had to complain…read more The times I had gone there, it was bit full because of how small the local is and there was a bit of frustration from the service side. However, I don't know if I caught someone in a bad mood or 5 minutes before closing, but when I went to drop off clothing to the good cause, I was greeted with a scowl, a door slam and not even a thank you. Absolutely terrible, it also made me want to take back what I had given away and give it to another charity like the Cancer Research UK up the street. I should have if had I not been in shock from the rudest encounter I have ever experienced in the least likely place, a charity shop. It doesn't matter where you work, but customer service is customer service.
A recent tour of the Islington charity shop scene was quite revealing. While the smaller shops on…read moreEssex road and Caledonian road were interesting, the cloithing all seemed to lean to a more elderly customer. Even the Oxfam in Angel was not pleasing. Marie Curie, however, perhaps due to its size, has more than the average charity shop. The ornaments shelf, as someone else mentioned, is a treasure trove. Great place for cheap photo frames, and the books shelf is packed tight. I bought a very nice, young T shirt, perfect size, for £2. Now, you have to be happy with that don't you?!