The RSPCA charity shop in Brigg - fronting onto the Spring’s Parade car park and just a very short walk with a small dog from the Market Place – reopens tomorrow morning (Monday, Jan 9) after a Christmas and New Year break which began in mid-December.
Nearby, in Spring’s Parade, the Sue Ryder Care shop is appealing for donations, as stocks of items to sell are running low. Perhaps you have something suitable left over after Christmas that you might like to donate.
Or maybe you’d prefer to help the Lindsey Lodge Hospice Shop, Oxfam or the Red Cross – all of which have charity shops in Wrawby Street.
DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN NOW READ MORE INTERESTING NEWS ABOUT BRIGG AND DISTRICT BY VISITING THE BRIGG PEOPLE WEBSITE?
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IF YOU ENJOY VISITING THIS WEBSITE REGULARLY TO FIND OUT WHAT'S GOING ON, WE'RE ASKING YOU TO CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION TOWARDS OUR COSTS. MUCH TIME AND EFFORT IS PUT INTO FINDING AND PROCESSING STORIES AND PHOTOS. IF YOU WANT TO DONATE, PLEASE SEND A CHEQUE, MADE PAYABLE TO NIGEL FISHER, TO 10 SPRINGFIELD ROAD, BRIGG, NORTH LINCS, DN20 8DD. PAYMENTS IN CASH ALSO WELCOME AT ANY TIME.
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We attempted to donate a large bin bag of toys to Sue Ryder last night. The shop had been closed for 5 minutes, so I knocked on the window, expecting to be able to just drop the bag off, but the woman inside wouldn't open the door, just pointing at her watch - 'We're closed!'. Have donated items there in the past, but never again - how rude!
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