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Shop refurbishment almost complete
4:20pm Saturday 6th September 2008
THE Red Cross charity shop on Stanwell Road, Penarth is currently undergoing a refurbishment – but staff and volunteers are pleased to announce that they will be opening their doors to the general public on Thursday, September 11 at 11am.
A mystery guest has been asked to reopen the shop where there will be plenty of autumn/winter clothes to purchase, also bargains and refreshments to celebrate the new opening.
If you would like to make any donations of adult clothing, bric-a-brac and books or have any queries, please contact Caroline Mumford on 029 2071 0240.
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