The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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By Dulwich Born And Bred · Posted
The oldest business still operating in East Dulwich SE22 is The Plough, located at 381 Lordship Lane. Established in 1791, it has been serving the community continuously since then. The original building was replaced in 1858 by the current structure. Another longstanding establishment is Bells, The Dulwich Kitchen & Bathroom Company, an independent business run by the Bell family since 1919. It is considered one of the oldest businesses on Lordship Lane. Additionally, Dulwich Public Baths, located at 2b Crystal Palace Road, opened on 25 June 1892. It is London’s oldest public baths to have remained in continuous operation. These establishments have been integral parts of the East Dulwich community for over a century. -
I'm looking for moving boxes please, if anyone has recently moved and no longer needs them, I would love to take them off you. Please DM for immediate collection. Thank you -
By Kate Honey · Posted
I still have had no reply from Daniel the ‘Head of Sustainability’ at Gala, would recommend emailing [email protected] as well as filling in the survey -
By first mate · Posted
I would suggest that this is now an unsuitable site for this event. Not only are they now extending the length of the event but changing of the entrance/ access may have a much greater detrimental impact on the park environment and on other park users. By allowing this, can the council really claim to be green?
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