Charity shop · 24 Marylebone High Street
Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research UK is a charity shop on Marylebone High Street in London, open every day of the week, with 5 other branches in the city. Oxfam is 1 minute away, and Geranium Shop is 3 minutes further on.
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24 Marylebone High Street
London
London - Opening hours
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Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00
Sun 11:00–18:00
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Within a short walk
Other charity shops and second-hand bookshops nearby, nearest first.
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Oxfam~1 min
91 Marylebone High Street
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Geranium Shop~3 min
4 George Street
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Barnardo's~4 min
7 George Street
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L'homme Designer Exchange~4 min
50 Blandford Street
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Dar Al Taqwa~10 min
7а Melcombe Street
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The Salvation Army~14 min
9 Princes Street
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buymywardrobe~14 min
17 Seymour Place
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Bernard J Shapero Rare Books~17 min
32 St George Street
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Oxfam~18 min
52 Goodge Street
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The Dresser~18 min
10 Porchester Place
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Archive Bookstore~19 min
83 Bell Street
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Mind~19 min
37 Goodge Street
Other Cancer Research UK shops in London
- 2.0 km
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Cancer Research UK2.0 km
53, St John's Wood High Street, London
- 3.6 km
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Cancer Research UK4.4 km
393, King's Road, London
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Cancer Research UK6.6 km
Denmark Hill, London
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What to expect
Cancer Research UK shops tend to be well organised, with books shelved by genre and a steady flow of recent paperbacks from house clearances.
This one is stop 4 of 5 on the Barnardo's and 4 more, a walk that takes in the charity shops either side of it.
See all charity shops in London, or read our guide to finding good books in charity shops before you set out.
Nearby: Charity shops in St Albans· Charity shops in Guildford· Charity shops in Luton· Charity shops in Chelmsford
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