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nearly new sale - needed in area?

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Hello there, do you mean for baby/children's clothes & equipment? If so there's already Baby & Children's Market (which I had a stall at once), Mum2mum and NCT sales in Dulwich, Honor Oak, Catford & others nearby. Not sure about Forest Hill though. I've also sold & bought lots of stuff on here and via the local parents' Facebook groups. So I'd probably say no need for any more - but then again there are a LOT of families in the area! Very best of luck if you go for it.
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I'd say there is always demand, esp if you organise in central East Dulwich - say the St Johns & St Clements church hall or East Dulwich community centre, as the baby sales I know of are almost always Camberwell / West Dulwich / Dulwich Village which - if you don't drive like me - are a faff to get to, esp if you take the kids!

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