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Students available for casual work and odd jobs over the summer in ED!


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Hello all!?


I represent a local body of students and young people interested in carrying out odd-jobs and casual work over the summer for very reasonable rates.?


If you need something doing that you haven't gotten round to, particularly over lockdown, that simply needs some time and effort put into it, then please consider contacting us! Whether it's a bit of manual labour, cleaning, or childcare, we can guarantee we have someone that has the necessary experience to help you, and will carry out the job responsibly and efficiently.


We have carried out countless services in Herne Hill and East Dulwich such as:?

Childcare (ref. avail.), Manual Labour (Gardening, Moving heavy furniture etc), Tech Support, Cleaning, Dog-Walking and other odd-jobs such as flat-pack furniture assembly!?


Students are home from university for the holidays or have just finished their A-Levels, they all need to make some money to help them last the summer. They are hardworking, easy to communicate with, have reasonable rates and will be more grateful for the work than any other hired hands!?


Please contact us at [email protected] or comment on this post/pm my account!


We will get back to you within a working day!


Thank you so much,?


Roman Bolton?


[email protected]

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