Josie bloomin' Long returns to Camden High Street with a pocket full of change and a critical eye, to investigate the charity shops therein. So what happened? What DIDN'T happen more like.
Camden High Street. It's a Mecca for second-hand and charity shops. And there's only one person with the cold, brass balls to sift through it all ... Josie Long!
Josie Long's investigative study of London's charity shops continues apace, with another dispatch from Hackney...
As Josie Long continues her review of London's charity shops, she delves deeper into Hackney Central, where she finds some old 45s, cheap DM boots and a LOT of copies of Rachel Moore's Prodigal Daughter...
Kingsland Road in Dalston is the location for the inaugural Josie Long's Charity Shop Rummage column, in which she will span the capital's charity shops in search of some gems.
If there's one thing Josie Long bloody loves, it's charity shop shopping. That and comedy, of course. She often marries the two in her (multi award-winning) comedy, perhaps bringing to a gig a trinket from Kennington Association For Lop-Sided Daschunds for a bit of show and tell.
So, in these skinty times, Josie and London is Funny have teamed up to create London is Thrifty – where Josie will review every ruddy charity shop in London!
It's like a Michael Palin show without the colonial undertones! It's gonna blow your face off! It's gonna take bloomin' ages! Over to you, Josie...
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