Find Clothing Banks & Clothing Recycling Bins Near You in Lincolnshire – Parts of Lindsey

The records here are Red Cross shops in Barton-upon-Humber, Brigg, Cleethorpes, Horncastle and Lincoln. Lindsey is a historical division of Lincolnshire, so this page is a browsing group rather than a single local catchment. Use the named town to narrow the results. A person looking for a Cleethorpes handover should not assume a Horncastle result is nearby just because both are listed within the same section.

There are two distinct Barton-upon-Humber address records, on Market Place and Chapel Lane. Elsewhere, the directory identifies Wrawby Street in Brigg, St Peter's Avenue in Cleethorpes, the Bull Ring in Horncastle and High Street in Lincoln. A duplicated Horncastle record has been consolidated rather than counted as an additional donation option. The sample entries below demonstrate the recorded premises; they are not recommendations based on today's shop capacity.

• Red Cross - North Lincolnshire - DN18 5DA: 19 Market Place,Barton on Humber,North Lincolnshire,DN18 5DA. View location and directions.
• Red Cross - North Lincolnshire - DN18 5PJ: 42 Chapel Lane,Barton on Humber,North Lincolnshire,DN18 5PJ,. View location and directions.
• Red Cross - North Lincolnshire - DN20 8JJ: 21-22 Wrawby Street,Brigg Town,North Lincolnshire,DN20 8JJ. View location and directions.

The recommended Lindsey records in this selection are shop addresses. They should be approached as donations to Red Cross retail premises, not as an assertion that an outdoor container exists at each address. Check the organisation's shop-donation advice and the receiving shop's arrangements. If your preference is to hand clothing to a person, that distinction is useful, but staff still need to be able to receive the goods you bring.

Suitable donated items support the charity's humanitarian fundraising. Inspect garments and separate anything whose acceptance is unclear, particularly a clear-out containing both clothes and household goods. Ask before arriving with many bags or bulky objects. Leaving clothing outside a closed shop is not an attended handover and can make otherwise useful items unsuitable. If you need a different donation method, look for a specifically identified service rather than interpreting a shop label as a twenty-four-hour collection point.

Red Cross donation advice

Compare the address with your existing plans: a visit to Lincoln High Street and an errand in Barton-upon-Humber are different opportunities. The map can show the recorded shop locations, but it does not establish permitted stopping places or access to the front door. Think about carrying the bags from a lawful parking place or public-transport stop, and make sure that the recipient can take them at the proposed time.

Where two streets appear for the same town, resolve which premises you intend to visit before following navigation. At arrival, confirm the charity sign and follow any donation notice. If the shop is unable to accept the load, take it away and arrange another recipient rather than leaving it at the doorway. An update should identify the town and street, especially for Barton records where a general report that the shop has changed could refer to more than one address.