Bargain hunters will have the chance to pick up pre-loved household items, gardening equipment and tools at a special sale in Dartington this weekend.

The Share Shed, a mobile Library of Things serving communities across South Devon, is holding a pop-up sale at Dartington Village Hall on Saturday, November 14, from 1pm to 4pm.

Visitors will be able to browse a selection of items no longer needed in the project's collection, with proceeds helping to fund its work promoting affordable borrowing and sustainable living.

The sale will feature household appliances, gardening equipment, tools and other useful items, offering residents an opportunity to find a bargain while giving unwanted goods a new lease of life.

Run by the charity Network of Wellbeing, the Share Shed operates as a mobile library where people can borrow everyday equipment rather than purchasing items they might only use occasionally.

Its collection includes more than 350 items, ranging from DIY tools and gardening equipment to kitchen appliances, camping gear and party supplies.

The project currently visits seven communities across South Devon, including Totnes and Dartington, helping residents save money while reducing waste.

Organisers hope the sale will encourage more people to discover the benefits of sharing resources and keeping useful equipment in circulation.

The event also forms part of the Share Shed's wider commitment to promoting a more circular economy, which focuses on reusing and sharing existing resources rather than continually buying new products.

Money raised will support the project's ongoing efforts to make borrowing and sharing more accessible to local communities.

The sale is open to everyone, whether they are looking for a particular item, hoping to discover an unexpected bargain or simply interested in supporting the initiative.

The event takes place at Dartington Village Hall, Cott Road, Dartington, TQ9 6HY.

More information about the project is available at www.shareshed.org.uk.