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NMilligan

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Devon Street now has a large skip for Carpet.. I say now has as I have never noticed it before but took a smallish

amount of carpet there recently. It's up the ramp and then at the end just before the exit ramp down.


They will also take the rads.. and rubble (but not soil)


Proof of living in Southwark Required.. Council Tax Bill is ideal.


DulwichFox.

Jeremy Wrote:

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> I actually love the Devon street tip. The ramps

> make it feel like a giant karting track. And

> tossing large objects down into the pits is

> immensely satisfying.


Yep.. A vast improvement to the old Manor Place site.. with the dangerous steps you once had to climb.


Some of the staff are the same and are very helpful.


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