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Oxfam

Discover unique finds at Oxfam Cleckheaton, offering a range of pre-loved items and supporting a great cause.

Located in the heart of Cleckheaton on Northgate, the Oxfam shop offers a treasure trove of pre-loved items. As a well-known charity retailer, it provides a unique shopping experience where every purchase contributes to Oxfam's vital work in fighting global poverty. Visitors can explore a diverse collection ranging from books and clothing to homeware and accessories, often discovering one-of-a-kind finds.

The shop is a popular spot for bargain hunters and those looking to support a good cause, with new donations arriving regularly. The dedicated team works to maintain a welcoming environment for shoppers and donors alike, offering a friendly atmosphere for browsing and contributing to a sustainable shopping cycle.

Visiting Information

Oxfam Cleckheaton is open from Tuesday to Saturday, with specific hours detailed below. Payments are convenient, accepting credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments. Please note that the shop is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Accessibility features were not provided in the business data.

2.9

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Showing 5 of 16 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 9 February 2026.

Anonymous

5/5

a week ago

Amazing staff nice shop 😀

Anonymous

1/5

4 months ago

Very rude staff, save your donations and take them to where they are actually wanted!!

Anonymous

1/5

5 months ago

Grumpy old lady shouting at me for asking trying clothes on over the my own clothes can’t she say nicely and eyes so evils so rude and disgusting looks!🥹

Anonymous

1/5

2 years ago

We have donated to Oxfam in Cleckheaton since our children have been born when items have become redundant. This week we decided that we had too many toys with Christmas coming up so we have been through the toys with the kids and explained that at Christmas we swap toys and take them to the charity shop as Santa may be bringing them some new ones and it’s nice to share your old toys with other children that might need them! When my wife took 4 bags with various items, she took them in and asked the Oxfam worker if it was okay to just leave the items with her. The reply from the Oxfam worker was “Oh god!” We don’t have to take our items there and will not be doing going forward. Shops like Oxfam rely on donations such as ours to survive and provide a service to help people with second hand toys etc. I just think the staff need to realise that and not have a negative reaction towards items being brought in!

Anonymous

1/5

8 months ago

Absolute joke, most of the time it's closed, and when if at all it's open, it's dirty and the rubbish they now sell is expensive.