Recycle Now lists several Salvation Army recycling banks and Primark.  Mens clothing is usually wanted by charities ascthey get less men's clothing than women's.  There are still a few charity shops around.  It's worth phoning them first. I thought they used to get charged a reduced charge for waste because of being charities.   Don't forget we can use other other WLWA member boroughs' Reuse & Recycling Centres as well as Ealing's Greenford.  Park Royal and Townmead Road are often used by LBE residents.  However alwatys worth chrcking first in case they've changed anything and they do all now have restrictions/rules and need a booking. The Upper Room in Shepherds Bush used to take men's clothing.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	27/07/26 10:35:00	Alan Anderson
Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	27/07/26 13:01:00	N V Brooks
Re:Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	27/07/26 16:10:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	27/07/26 17:30:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	30/07/26 00:07:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	30/07/26 17:50:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old Clothes, Recycle or Give to Charity - If your friends wouldn't buy it, bin it?	30/07/26 18:26:00	Philippa Bond

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