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Oakham's newly refurbished LOROS shop reopens today

By LOROS Hospice

23rd Jun 2023 | Local News

LOROS charity shop can be found at 12, High Street, Oakham, Rutland. Image credit: Nub News.
LOROS charity shop can be found at 12, High Street, Oakham, Rutland. Image credit: Nub News.

LOROS Hospice is excited to announce the highly anticipated reopening of its High Street shop in Oakham.

After temporarily closing its doors to the public in March for refurbishments, the shop is ready to welcome customers back today, Friday 23 June 2023.

The shop will be opening at 10:30am today.

Oakham's LOROS charity shop has been refurbished and is opening to the public today, Friday 23 June. Image credit: LOROS.

Having served the community for over 30 years, the shop has undergone some much-needed improvements to enhance the shopping experience.

To mark the occasion, Andi, a dedicated shop volunteer for five years and someone who has personally benefited from LOROS bereavement services, will have the honour of cutting the ribbon to officially reopen the shop. Local residents have been warmly invited to attend and celebrate this special occasion.

With the refurbishments complete, the High Street shop is better equipped to cater to the unique interests of customers. From a wide range of bric-a-brac and collectables to an extensive clothing collection and a dedicated book corner, there's something for everyone to discover and find their favourite item at a bargain price.

As part of the grand opening, local residents will have the opportunity to find out more about volunteering at the shop and how they can give back to their local community.

The LOROS team have gathered new stock and good for the reopening of the Oakham-based store today. Image credit: LOROS.

Gary McMillan-Dale, Retail Manager at LOROS Hospice said: "We would like to thank the Oakham community for their incredible support since the shop's opening in 1991 and throughout the refurbishment process. The shop looks so much better now and we can't wait to welcome everyone back so they can see it for themselves.

"We're currently looking for 25 amazing volunteers to help us with a variety of roles in the shop. Your support is particularly needed on Saturdays and weekends when we experience high footfall. Our flexible scheduling means ensures that all volunteers from all backgrounds and experiences are welcomed.

"Whether you have a passion for fashion, enjoy meeting new people, or just want to make a difference in your community, we have a rewarding role for you. By joining our team, you become part of something truly special."

Browse and buy homware, vintage goods, clothes, books and more in LOROS, Oakham High Street. Image credit: LOROS.

Donated goods will be accepted once again. To ensure a smooth process, please call in advance if you have more than five bags to donate. Due to limited stock room space, only items that are sold in the Oakham shop can be accepted.

All the profits from the shop will go directly to LOROS Hospice, which is dedicated to delivering free, high-quality, compassionate care and support to terminally ill patients, their families and carers.

For more information about the LOROS Oakham shop or to book a volunteering taster session, please contact Ady Bryan by email at [email protected] or call 07703 883387. Alternatively speak to one of the friendly team members in store.

     

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