The Clocks have gone forward and the days are getting longer, Spring has finally arrived! Tranzform is full of colour with great new seasonal stock for all ages. You might not be able to pack away your winter jumpers quite

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others“ (Mahatma Gandhi) Volunteering is beneficial for both the Volunteer and the Organisation. For us, Volunteers are priceless. We asked new recruit Iris what volunteering in Tranzform means to

… And breathe! Christmas and New Year are over, for another year at least. Remember, look back and count the memories and not the cost. Now that we are officially in 2016, the ‘January Sales’ can begin! Tranzform is open again from Monday

Christmas comes but once a year, but it’s on its way and taking many by surprise! However, the team at Tranzfrom are ready! Kept afloat by our shop manager’s return, (Welcome back Anne!)  we are rolling our sleeves up and

As the nights continue to draw in and plans begin to take shape for meals with friends, evenings out with family and the inevitable office Christmas party, Tranzform is here to help. To celebrate this change in the season, the shop is stocked

The trees are turning from green to brown, orange and reds and so are our rails with autumn colours in abundance. Look out for jumpers, trousers, long skirts and long sleeves throughout the store as well as boots, hats, gloves

The Staff and Volunteers from Tranzform would like to say a huge thank you to all our customers that have continued to support us over the summer by shopping in store and donating their unwanted goods! Summer deals are continuing

As part of Stroud in Bloom 2015 shops were challenged to create a window display around the theme of ‘Turning Grey to Green’. Hope Training and Tranzform joined together to produce a beautiful display including a wildlife garden and brilliant

Reading:  ‘Did You Know’ People in India are the world’s biggest readers, spending an average 10.7 hours a week. The M6 toll road was built on two-and-a-half million copies of pulped Mills & Boon novels. The record for most people