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Aspinall Road Community Gardens London SE14 5SQ EXTENDING A BIG THANK YOU

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Aspinall Road Community Gardens London SE14 5SQ

EXTENDING A BIG THANK YOU

The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby, 87 Dennett?s Rd SE14 5LW for donating a life expired piano.

Lottie for donating a working piano to the pub.

Jacqui from The Hill Station Community Cafe, Kitto Rd SE14 5TW for supplying transport.

Everyone that helped with shifting the pianos, a terrific community effort.

Valerie from Buchan Rd, Nunhead for the plants.

Please do support our terrific community cafe www.hillstationcafe.co.uk/

And what should not be the best kept secret in SE London! www.facebook.com/telegraphearl

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