Asda trials pop up second-hand clothes store

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Supermarket announces intention to help customers find homes for unwanted clothes, with the proceeds of sales going to cancer charities

Shoppers at ASDA will soon be able to pick up a second-hand jumper alongside their groceries, thanks to a new charity clothing shop pilot announced today by the supermarket. ASDA announced it is testing...

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