Christmas came early to Blackheath last Thursday (19 December) as Acorns Children’s Hospice opened its brand-new superstore – complete with with a squirrel-themed reading corner for the youngest customers.
‘Bushy-tailed and bright-eyed’ shoppers went ‘nuts’ for bargains at the store’s official opening, which offers a wide range of quality pre-loved homeware, furniture and electronic goods alongside bargain clothes, toys and books.
The Blackheath shop is the charity’s fifth superstore and the largest to date, spanning over 9,000 square feet, helping to raise vital funds for children with life limiting and life threatening conditions.
Gary Pettit, Retail Director at Acorns, said: “We are thrilled to be opening our newest superstore and expanding our presence in the Black Country – giving more shoppers the chance to support children and families, as well as find some fantastic treasures.
“The people of Blackheath have been huge supporters of Acorns for over 15 years now, making our previous shop in the area such a success. We wanted to show our commitment to the town by investing locally and bringing our complete range of second-hand quality goods all under one roof.”


