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My LO is due to be one at the end of april, and i would like to throw a small party as a celebration ( both of his independence and me surviving a whole year!>:D< .


I say small, however i would need a space that could accommodate my family, OH's family, friends and there little ones aswell, (ranging from 6months-5years) so i think on the higher end around 30 people. I have no idea where to start, however I know it will have to be close(ish) to ED/Bellenden,etc.


Much appreciated!

If the distance suits you then try calling Barbara Rexstrew at JAGS, Tel: +44 (0) 208 693 1181.

They have a room you can hire for parties or they hire out the Green Dale building on Green Dale (we hired this one recently for a kids party. Would definitely recommend, it was ideal, well priced, even has some parking).

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