The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust is holding another 'pop-up shop' on Friday 17th November in Marlborough Town Hall between 9.30am-4.00pm.   As ever we are showcasing pre-owned and pre-loved designer clothes all of which have been curated and many of which are recognised high street brands.  This year we are honoured to have our very own Vice Patron, Lady Lansdowne and Marlborough Mayor, Cllr Nick Fogg opening this very successful clothes sale to the public. You can pick up a one-off bargain,  a perfect Christmas outfit or New Year’s Eve party frock at a fraction of the price.  Our prices start from £5 upwards and we have a range of fabulous knitwear, skirts, trousers/jeans, dresses and evening wear including accessories and more on sale.   In addition to the designer section, we also have Mocili selling exquisite handmade jewellery and Emma Darlington selling Italian womenswear.

The clothes sale will be raising vital funds for the Bobby Van who provide free home security and stay safe online advice for those over the age of 60, those registered with a disability of 18+ and those who have been victims of domestic abuse who live in Wiltshire and Swindon.  We are extremely proud to be playing our part for the environment in preventing increased landfill whilst also providing our local community with an excellent opportunity to get together and raise money for our amazing charity.

So put the date in the diary!  Remember, if you buy tickets early, you get one free so you can bring a friend.  What a wonderful way to have fun shopping and then have coffee and a bite in the many eateries within Marlborough town centre.

For more information please click on www.wiltshirebobbvan.org