Carboot sale - Dog Kennel Hill School - Saturday 10th May

By bellap
May 6, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 6, 2014

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Posted May 6, 2014

Dog Kennel Hill school is holding a carboot sale on Saturday 10th May from 10am to 1pm.

Pitches ?5 per table, ?10 for car.

Those using a table will have temporary access to the playground to bring their car in and unload. Sellers must take everything away with them at the end.

Refreshments available.

Free entry for customers.

For more information or to reserve a pitch please email [email protected] or pop into the school reception and talk to Bonnie our receptionist.

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