Kidderminster charity shop loses £50,000 of stock in fire.
Demolition work has begun on the buildings gutted by a fire in the centre of Kidderminster on Sunday.
The fire in Market Street started at Levine’s furniture and spread to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) store.
The charity said it had lost about £50,000 worth of stock in the fire.
Ron Humphries, BHF area manager, said: “The main thing at the moment is that we continue to collect stock so that if the store is re-sited or rebuilt here we’ll have that stock here.”
The Kidderminster charity store sold furniture and electrical items.
The demolition work is being undertaken by DSM Demolition Group.
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