Workers at the Barnado’s branch have been forced to issue a reminder to their supporters about what items they are able to accept.
Volunteers at a children’s charity shop were left red-faced after discovering a number of adult toys had been donated for resale.
But they’ve urged members of the public to be mindful that 'marital aids' are not appropriate - with CCTV allowing them to trace the items back to their previous owners. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
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