Thrills and chills to get Sleaford's heart shop pounding

CHARITY STORE BECOMES A MECCA FOR DIE-HARD HORROR READERS

- BY LAYCIE BECK [e-mail]

A CHARITY has found that more pre-loved horror books are sold in a Lincolnshire town than anywhere else in the UK.

There are almost 700 British Heart Foundation shops across the nation, which sell a range of items from books and shoes to crockery and electronics.

However, the store on Southgate, Sleaford, sells more second-hand horror books than any other stores.

This comes after the charity did new research into retail habits following the news 79 per cent of the public now shop second-hand every month.