Cancer Research UK (CRUKWeybridge) - Weybridge

Address: 58 High St, Weybridge KT13 8BL, United Kingdom.
Phone: 1932846892.
Website: cancerresearchuk.org
Specialties: Thrift store, Charity, Children's clothing store, Home goods store, Men's clothing store, Non-profit organization, Second hand store, Volunteer organization, Women's clothing store.
Other points of interest: In-store shopping, Delivery, Same-day delivery, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Quick visit, Clothing, Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments, Credit cards.
Opinions: This company has 13 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 2.5/5.

📌 Location of Cancer Research UK (CRUKWeybridge)

☎️1932846892

⏰ Open Hours of Cancer Research UK (CRUKWeybridge)

Monday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Thursday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Friday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Saturday: 9 AM–5:30 PM
Sunday: 9 AM–5:30 PM

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👍 Reviews of Cancer Research UK (CRUKWeybridge)

Cancer Research UK (CRUKWeybridge) - Weybridge

Bernice K.

1/5

£35 for a Reiss t-shirt and £30 for an old Lyle & Scott t-shirt, without a logo.
Crazy pricing! Making charity shops unaffordable. Despicable really, they could be fakes
Staff are lovely, but those orange labels are way off mark, cheaper in TK Maxx for a brand new item!!
Sell your free stock at a reasonable price, or people may stop donating to Cancer Research.....you are not eBay or Amazon! Vinted and Depop are 10 times cheaper!!

Susan A.

1/5

I think that as this shop is in Weybridge they can justify selling well worn cashmere jumpers and cardigans at ridiculously expensive prices. According to the manageress she has customers who will happily pay £25 for a cardigan with a hole in it and normally she would ask around £45 if it doesn’t have any faults. I’ve looked in this shop many times in the hope of actually finding something nice but cannot believe the amount of clothing which should be put in for rags.

Ruth D.

1/5

I took some clothes in to donate.. the woman didn't even look through them (some clothes never worn) saying we can't accept them and didn't want to look through as it will fill up the recycling pile which has just been emptied.. was rude and appeared she couldn't be bothered or was being judgemental but won't donate there again. My donation was happily accepted by another charity shop up the road.

Gabbett L.

1/5

I believe in charity, Cancer research is a wonderful charity. The Walton shop does itself absolutely no favours at all with its pricing. Heavily worn items yesterday included a Cashmere jumper that had seen many better days and is priced at £45.00
A wrecked torn and broken Gucci (unverified) bag at £300 reduced from £500. A shrunk in the wash cardigan at £35.00 cashmere but actually only 5% cashmere.
Now the point is Cashmere is only a good purchase if it’s a sustainable product. A Gucci bag is only a Gucci bag if it’s verified.
The 2nd point is people who shop in charity shops want to support charity shops AND feel like they have bought a product that fits their budget and they will use.
Perhaps the adage ‘a quick penny is better than a slow pound’ may have pertinence in this instance.
A standard pricing policy would likely benefit store managers who appear out their depth and confused by Branded items. A bag is a bag, a jumper a jumper especially when it is second hand, hard used and donated. It’s not box fresh in Liberty during the January sales.
I hope this helps you.

B D.

3/5

I don't like the way the clothes are organised in this shop- it's impossible to find what you're looking for because all the types of clothes and sizes are all mixed up! Nobody has time to check every single item and see what it is and what size. You need a better system with things organised by type and size with coloured hanger tags. Have a look in the other charity shops for examples. Also there is a scratched up pair of boots for sale for £50! A bit insane pricing there.

Odd L.

1/5

If I could of left 0 star I would of. £150 for a jacket. The fact that there getting this stuff for free and selling it at such a high price is ridiculous. Lower prices needed

Steve Y.

5/5

What a fabulous shop. A great selection of really top end goods at fantastic prices. Shop is well organised and merchandised, and the staff are extremely pleasant. Jim was on the till and he is a credit to your shop. So helpful and polite.

Lewis F.

3/5

It's fine, just another charity shop, but some of the staff are a bit too interested in what things are worth. they really do inflate the prices wherever possible, to a distasteful degree.