Oxfam's book and music shop has re-opened in Leamington today (8 August).

The reopened store on Bedford Street comes after a move from its former site on Regent Street, where it has been for 25 years. 

The opening took place at 10am with local author Kit de Waal cutting the ribbon at the new site.

Inside the store, there is a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books, along with CDs and vinyl records available to purchase. 

Inside the store, there is a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books, along with CDs and vinyl records available to purchase (image via Nub News)

The store's shop manager, Sarah Paget-Wall, said: "We would welcome everyone to come down and see the new shop, say hello and have a good explore and see what treasures they might find."

The opening took place at 10am with local author, Kit de Waal cutting the ribbon at the new site (image via Nubs New)

She added that she is grateful to have such amazing donations from the local community, which can be sold on to raise funds for Oxfam and help tackle poverty and inequality. 

The re-opened store on Bedford Street comes after a move from its former site on Regent Street where it has been for 25 years (image via Nub News)