British Heart Foundation

Hove, United Kingdom

3.6

Closed now

5 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 1273 227322
Website:
www.bhf.org.uk
Address:
92 George Street, Hove, United Kingdom, BN3 3YE
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
530 ftGeorge Street
650 ftGeorge Street (stop E)
720 ftGeorge Street (stop K)
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Today

Today 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Hove) 20:39 Saturday, 12 July 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday –

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5 reviews of British Heart Foundation

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Place rating: 3
Hove, United Kingdom
They get some great items in but they have gone nuts with overpricing in the past year or so I make far fewer purchases. It is far too cramped due to the rails of clothes in the centre of the shop. They need to remove just one of them and people wouldn’t duck out as fast as its hot in there!
Place rating: 5
Hove, United Kingdom
The British Heart Foundation on George Street in Hove is another one of the brilliant charity shops round here that mix fundraising for a good case with a great shopping experience. They have a good selection of clothes as well as shelves and shelves of books at reasonable prices. And it’s all priced realistically. That’s the real benefit of straying out of Brighton and into hove to the charity shops: the prices aren’t eye-​watering.
Place rating: 4
Brighton, United Kingdom
Right, what I think has happened here is that someone went about, circa 2001 or so, and bought all the music that I have since become retrospectively enamoured of. Then after many years of joyous listening they took them all down to about three of the charity shops in George Street.
That’s where I come into the picture. Browsing through the most resplendent CD section in British hear foundation yesterday I found «Morning View» and «Relationship of Command» for two pounds apiece. What a find, I was stoked. Sadly they didn’t quite have what I went in there for which was some form of waist coat for the gig I’m playing next weekend, but their short comings in men’s where was adequately compensated for by the music and brick-​a-​brack sections.
Place rating: 4
Burnaby, Canada
I was in several charity shops today and the British Heart Foundation was tops. It’s not that the clothing was especially fashionable, but it was organised by size! And the sizes were clearly indicated by those little dealies on top of the hangers. So nice.
There was a modest CD and DVD collection — I picked up a DVD for £2, and I think the most expensive one on the shelf was £3. Books included a children’s area along with paperbacks and hardcover, and there were also a few houseware items out on display.
The sales clerk was lovely — she thanked me for my little purchase and sounded so genuine. Aw, nice.
Place rating: 2
Brighton, United Kingdom
I’ve found various bargains in the British Heart Foundations on Western Road and London Road. For some reason though, I think the stock in the Hove branch of the national charity shop is always a bit dated and lacklustre. Last time I went in with my mum, my auntie and my better half and none of us could see a single item of clothing we liked enough to even pull off the rack, let alone try on!
As for the rest of the stock, the curtains and blankets were criminally bad and the bric a brac section was bare, save for a few chipped vases and solitary wine and champagne glasses. My advice would be to donate some good stuff yourself or skip it and try the other charity shops further down George Street.