The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle
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Chamber Rating
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The E101
Not much in there but the ship has lots of character and quality choice.
Apr 12th, 2022 -
Vincent Rolfe
Fantastic shop Friendly staff. Good quality items for sale. A must visit when in this lovely town.
Apr 3rd, 2022 -
Ellen Staley
I cant understand why it is so hard to acknowledge customers.
Sep 24th, 2021 -
fran rawden
I would just like to emphasise to staff working at the Oundle shop (and to all other charity shops also), that not everyone taking in donated items is simply clearing out unwanted things. I took my friend 7yrs to be able to bring himself to sort out his late wife's clothes and shoes. He then deliberately chose the Air Ambulance charity to donate to, as it is local and had personal connections with his experiences. I telephoned the shop ahead of taking the items and was told that " only 2-3 bags were permissible, owing to lack of storage space". My friend had hung the clothing on hangers and covered them in 'suit protectors' to avoid squashing them into black bags. This meant there were more than 2-3 individual packages but a very pleasant lady told us that this was okay. I had explained to this lady what the circumstances behind the donations were. When we had finished taking the items into the store room and were about to leave, a second lady then said - abruptly we felt - "Did you call before you brought all those things in? It's only 2 or 3 bags allowed". I replied that I had indeed called, but that I would have been quite happy to take some of the items elsewhere, and would still be happy to do so. This lady had watched us going up and down the stairs to the storeroom and had made no comment until the last second, and I don't see what she hoped to achieve by doing so. What she did achieve was to make what should have been as positive an experience as possible for my friend, a somewhat negative one. Whilst no-one expects undue gratitude for supporting a charity, he was left feeling that the donation of his wife's belongings was more of an inconvenience than a benefit.
May 13th, 2021
Contact Info
- (183) 227-0824
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle?
A The phone number for The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle is: (183) 227-0824.
Q Where is The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle located?
A The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle is located at 2 West St, Oundle, eng PE8 4EF
Q What is the internet address for The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle?
A The website (URL) for The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle is: https://theairambulanceservice.org.uk/shop/wndlr-oundle/?utm_source=GMBListing&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB_WNDLR_Oundle
Q What days are The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle open?
A The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle is open:
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Q How is The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle rated?
A The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle has a 3.0 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
The Air Ambulance Charity Shop Oundle
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 3 Reviews )The E101 on Google
Not much in there but the ship has lots of character and quality choice.
Vincent Rolfe on Google
Fantastic shop
Friendly staff.
Good quality items for sale.
A must visit when in this lovely town.
Ellen Staley on Google
I cant understand why it is so hard to acknowledge customers.
fran rawden on Google
I would just like to emphasise to staff working at the Oundle shop (and to all other charity shops also), that not everyone taking in donated items is simply clearing out unwanted things.
I took my friend 7yrs to be able to bring himself to sort out his late wife's clothes and shoes. He then deliberately chose the Air Ambulance charity to donate to, as it is local and had personal connections with his experiences.
I telephoned the shop ahead of taking the items and was told that " only 2-3 bags were permissible, owing to lack of storage space". My friend had hung the clothing on hangers and covered them in 'suit protectors' to avoid squashing them into black bags. This meant there were more than 2-3 individual packages but a very pleasant lady told us that this was okay. I had explained to this lady what the circumstances behind the donations were.
When we had finished taking the items into the store room and were about to leave, a second lady then said - abruptly we felt - "Did you call before you brought all those things in? It's only 2 or 3 bags allowed". I replied that I had indeed called, but that I would have been quite happy to take some of the items elsewhere, and would still be happy to do so.
This lady had watched us going up and down the stairs to the storeroom and had made no comment until the last second, and I don't see what she hoped to achieve by doing so.
What she did achieve was to make what should have been as positive an experience as possible for my friend, a somewhat negative one. Whilst no-one expects undue gratitude for supporting a charity, he was left feeling that the donation of his wife's belongings was more of an inconvenience than a benefit.