Age UK Ross-on-Wye Charity Shop

08/09/2026

24/08/2026

A historic 1934 gavel discovered in a Worcester charity shop has been traced to Lancashire as Age UK Wyvern appeals for good quality donations.

18/08/2026

07/08/2026

✨ Free and friendly one-to-one help with using online services is available every Tuesday morning at Ross library.

Volunteers from Age UK Wyvern offer a regular drop-in session for older people wanting to use the internet on their phone, tablet or laptop 💻.

A range of volunteers staff the Digital Café each week. Clare is one such volunteer and came to the role because she wanted to use her background in IT and have a chance to meet people.

📣 “People are amazed by what they can find out online with a bit of help. We’ve had all sorts of queries – swapping from one phone to another, booking train tickets, organising emails, sorting photos into albums. A lot of people get emails that they are worried about and very sensibly don’t open them but bring them to us for advice. We’ve stopped a lot of people from falling victim to online scams. But on the other hand, we’ve helped people who were too scared to use the internet because they worried about security.”

New volunteers, as well as new clients, are always welcome.

Read the full article and find out more about our Digital Cafés 🔗 https://www.ageuk.org.uk/wyvern/about-us/latest-news/articles/2026/online-help-for-older-people-ross/

05/08/2026

Come shop with us and find a bargain at one of our charity shops across Herefordshire & South Worcestershire.

13/07/2026

Age UK Wyvern are looking for new volunteers to join our retail team. Easily apply online to volunteer at one of our charity shops today.

👉 Learn new skills and develop existing ones 👉 Develop your confidence and gain experience of the workplace 👉 Meet new people and connect with your community 👉 Make a difference by supporting local older people

🔗 https://www.ageuk.org.uk/wyvern/get-involved/volunteer/

28/04/2026

15/04/2026

A FASHION show that was put together in less than a month, has been hailed a success as it raised over £500 for a local charity.