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On 10/12/2023 at 08:03, tiddles said:

Herne tavern has table in their barn you can hire by the hour

This is a pool table, not a snooker table.

The closest place I found was Qstix in Catford or the one in Deptford called shades (not been to that one). 

One more which is quite convenient is to get the train from denmark hill into kings cross, and just by the station is the Hurricane club. 

If anyone knows one that is even closer please let us know.

Thanks

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19 hours ago, Sue said:

Isn't there one in Peckham, in that road that goes towards the Oval? 

if you mean the one at Camberwell Green it sadly turned into flats a few years ago. Spent many a night there in my youth. There was one at south end of Rye Lane but i think that's also gone.

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