Our reuse-reclaim facility is the place where you can come and donate your unwanted but serviceable items and maybe pick up a bargain at the same time.

It has grown in popularity over the past five years to such an extent that we have had to expand into another polytunnel to keep up with demand!

We accept most household and garden goods (apart from electrical items or clothing) from books to bicycles, toys to toilets, everything including the kitchen sink.We welcome donations of furniture and toys as long as they have a fire safety or CE label to show that they comply with current Trading Standards legislation.

With the help of INCREASE funding we have also purchased a van for deliveries and collections. If you have bulky items which you are unable to bring to the site we can collect them for a small fee. Similarly, if you wish to purchase a large item from us (such as a three piece suite or a double bed with all the trimmings) we can deliver it to your door.

Delivery or collection up to 4 miles from our site is £10, up to 12 miles - £15, up to 30 miles - £30. We have to make this charge to cover the cost of running the van and also sending out two members of staff but we are confident that it is a very competitive rate.

Unfortunately, there are some restrictions on the goods we can accept.
We are no longer able to accept electrical items due to the stringent regulations. We simply do not have the manpower or resources to ensure that such goods are working correctly so unfortunately we are not able to take them. Fortunately, the council have now installed a container for electrical goods so that they can be taken away for reuse or recycling rather than ending up in the landfill site.

We do not take in clothing, bedlinen or used footwear but a clothing bank and a shoe bank are also situated right next to us.

All the money raised from sales in our reuse-reclaim facility goes towards funding our training and education programmes as well as the overall cost of running the site.

Why not pay us a visit? You may be surprised what you find.

Remember -

"One person's trash is another person's treasure!"