A local charity is encouraging families in need to use its school uniform bank.
By Paul Shuttleworth & Shehnaz KhanFamilies in need have been urged to use a second-hand school uniform service during the cost of living crisis.
He told BBC Radio Shropshire the all-year-round service offered an option to obtain some "good quality, pre-loved" items, which would help to ease the financial burden. School uniform at the bank is colour-coded, labelled and clearly marked to enable items to be found quickly, he said.Clothing donations at the bank are colour-coded and labelled to enable items to be found quicklyCouncillor Raj Mehta, from Telford and Wrekin Council, said people could donate clothing which would be given to families who had been struggling to buy uniforms.
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