BBC One Show "Trash to Cash" is Looking for YOU!Posted 28 January 2010 by Preloved
BBC One show Trash to Cash wants to help YOU turn unwanted clutter in your home into hard cash for you and a good cause. If your family has more useless bits and bobs than you know what to do with then programme makers Reef Television is looking for you! Its team of experts could show you how to turn your junk into something useful. They'll help you recycle, refurbish and repair your clutter, and raise some cash to share between your family and a good cause of your choice. Trash to Cash is in its 3rd Series and is looking for people in and around London and the M25 belt. If you and your family are being consumed by your own clutter, please contact Laura Hooper on 020 7539 2029, or send some photos to trashtocash@reeftv.com and they'll be in touch! Filming has already started so get in touch ASAP! Permalink | Related Subjects: Charity, Second Hand The web is killing off the 30 year old Car Boot salePosted 1 October 2009 by Preloved
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Visits to traditional car boot sales have fallen by 65% in the last 3 years, as more Brits have taken to using the internet to sell clutter and find bargains, according to a survey carried out by Preloved.
The world's first car boot sale was held in Kent 29 years ago this month, in 1980. For years, car boot sales have been a great way of selling clutter in an organised way, whilst also giving Brits the chance to find a bargain.
However, for the past three years, attendance of car boot sales has been in steady...