I went to cheapest charity shop in Manchester and found bargain worth hundreds

Becky Chorlton has made a living on reselling items online, and now claims she’s come across ‘the cheapest’ charity shop she’s ever been to, and it’s located in Manchester

A woman was baffled after visiting ‘the cheapest’ charity shop, with most items costing just 50p each, and it’s located on the outskirts of Manchester. While charity shopping and shopping second hand items has been on the rise in recent years, with many enjoying browsing through Vinted or their local charity shops for anything that catches their eye, many have also complained about the increasing prices in most charity shops, making items more expensive than previously.

But sometimes, you might still be able to find a true bargain worth more than you paid for it. Becky Chorlton, 28, from Cheshire often share her various visits to charity shops and car boot sales, as she has created a business of reselling the various things she finds on Vinted, which has earned her hundreds of thousands of pounds.

She also has an impressive following on social media, as viewers love to see the various ways she finds bargains in charity shops. Becky recently visited a charity shop in the outskirts of Manchester, which she went on to praise as one of the ‘cheapest charity shops in the entire world’, as she was left impressed by its offerings and low prices.

“This is not a drill because I genuinely think I’ve found the cheapest charity shop in the whole entire world,” Becky claimed at the start of the video. “And if you don’t believe me, almost everything is 50p each.”

The charity shop in question is the Beehive Community Centre, located in Mosley Common in Tyldesley, just north West of Manchester. As she walked in, Becky showed off the rows of racks of clothes, as well as shelves and boxes filled with items for sale, with most items costing just 50p each.

“This is what I’d describe as a proper old school charity shop,” she added. “It’s organised chaos in the best way possible, and you’ll really have to rummage to find the best stuff.”

But that’s not all, as there were also boxes of free items outside the store, as well as food and pastries available, where you could also leave a donation to get. On top of this, Becky said that all kids’ clothes were about 5p per item.

“It didn’t stop there, though, because there’s an outhouse with Christmas stuff in, and a short walk away, there’s a garage where they keep all the furniture,” Becky revealed.

“We ended up getting quite a few things, including a pair of jeans apparently worth £100,” she revealed. In a different post, she mentioned that the jeans in question were by the brand Evisu, that sell jeans for prices of up to £300 per pair – but she’d only paid 50p for hers.

People quickly took to the comment section to share their thoughts, as many were impressed by the charity shop in question.

“Now this is how a charity shop should be run!!!!” one person wrote. Someone else said: “This is what it should be everywhere charity shops are so expensive in London its a joke.”

And it seems like not even locals knew about the charity shop, as someone else commented: “2 mins from my house and I never knew!!”