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Keimae Blake

Manager of popular vintage shop in Nottingham gives reason why it's so 'fresh'

The manager of a charity vintage clothes shop has praised the voluntary work of students in the community. Without the students, the store wouldn’t have a “fresh” atmosphere.

The Sue Ryder store in Goosegate, Hockley, sells vintage and retro items. For the past four years, store manager Sophie Stephens has seen many students come and go to volunteer.

Up to 20 students on creative courses at Nottingham Trent University are currently volunteering at the shop. Ms Stephens praised students for their help in putting on a fashion show.

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