New Sue Ryder charity shop

RETAIL PARK STORE WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED BY MP KARL TURNER

- By COREENA FORD

A NATIONAL charity hopes to raise vital funds after opening a new shop in the heart of Hull. National palliative care and bereavement charity Sue Ryder has opened the doors to its new store in Kingston Retail Park, which is now packed with pre-loved goods to help it raise money for people facing a terminal illness or experiencing grief.

The shop was officially opened by Karl Turner, MP for Kingston upon Hull, who was joined by Sue Ryder staff, volunteers, and shoppers to celebrate the launch. The shop will offer a range of high-quality donated goods including clothing, homewares, books, and accessories, all at affordable prices.

And every purchase will help raise money for Sue Ryder’s palliative and end-of-life care in the charity's hospices and in people's homes, as well as its free online bereavement support.