Are Brits still cheap skates, with their shopping, preferring cheaply made goods or 2nd hand Charity shops?

Why are charity shops an issue? Re-using items rather than binning them is surely better for the planet; and a lot of vintage items aren't necessarily cheap.
Also; it's not a British thing wanting cheaper clothes. Tourists go to Primark stores with suitcases to stock up...

The UK has its equivalents of Thrift Stores, Goodwill and Dollar Tree if that is what you mean. Donating and reselling is considered sustainable and a good way of supporting charities. You are not obliged to shop there if you don't believe in recycling. Paying full price for anything is considered a sign of weakness.

We like a bargain.  And if anything is going free, we’re all over it.

Yes. We enjoy a bargain. 

I am.  Yes.  Sod you.

Americans have Dollar Stores, UAE has Day to Day...

Once an idiot troll.
Always an idiot troll.

I own a 700,000 dollar Home 2 cars 3 classic Motorcycles

and Buy Shirts from the Salvation Army along with Liquid soap Disenferctant toilet rolls and Tissues

and My Holiday Bank account has 45,000 in it

why am i so Rich i only Buy what i need

and what I need is a Bargain