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Just tried to go for a rare drink on Lordship Lane as the kids are at their Grannies and found half a dozen people looking out down towards the Parmerston. the co-op has definitely had its window smashed in and the Parmeston looks damaged too, Two police have just turned up..apparently some lads had been running up the street with balaclavas on.....in East Dulwich.
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Had a walk down to get some stuff from co-op not realising it had spread to ED. Palmerston had window smashed, and Pharmacy just along the road has had the window completely smashed in. Police were in there as we walked back home. Stay inside, stay safe.
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kels Wrote:

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> Bastards! I can't believe they've bricked

> Palmerston, I'd fight to defend that place!!! You

> know which red establishment won't be touched! ?1

> frozen dinners!!!



WTF???

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The Post Office's alarm is ringing. Friends of ours were at Le Chardon were at dinner this evening. They were told to eat their food rather quickly becuase the owner said 'Large gangs of youth are running up and down..we want to bring the shutters down.


And they were still on the 2nd course only

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