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With reports over the weekend of Home Bargains moving in to the former Quayside site, GO has confirmed it has already found new premises which the training and recycling charity will be moving into shortly.
The charity moved into the North Side site in 2021, after both Quayside and the former KP Windows businesses had closed.
Before that, GO was based on the Bridge but it outgrew those premises as its up-cycling work grew in popularity.
By moving the short distance to the Northside site, the charity has been able to incorporate shops, sorting facilities and workshops along with an IT training centre and bicycle repair centre which opened just this year.
Pictured: GO's services have increased as the years have gone by with a cycle repair shop opening earlier this year.
Now, GO's Chairman has said they've found a new home for their staff and services and all will be revealed soon.
“Our landlord, JD Norman, has kept us appraised of their negotiations concerning the Quayside site that they have kindly allowed us to use and develop our services free of rent," said Paul Meader.
"As a result, we have had time to secure in principle a long term base of our own and we will be announcing our exciting plans very shortly”
Pictured: GO moved into its Northside premises in 2021, giving it a larger sorting area to enable its other work streams.
GO - Giving Opportunities - is a charity aimed at helping individuals find employment through training and support packages.
The charity offers training in a number of areas and also provides skills, confidence and experience.
The work is focused on individuals with learning disabilities, mental health issues and conditions such as Autism. In recent years the services have been extended to include those with short-term mental health issues, ex-offenders and those who are educationally disadvantaged.
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