Fitness Classes Starting w/c 8th September

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September 1 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 1

Fitness classes will be starting in the new HS Fitness Studio at the top of Lordship Lane (used to be Boutique Flooring, sorry to those who have popped in the last month for flooring!) next week. Classes are 50mins long and £12.50, all abilities are welcome. To book and for information please have a look at hsfitness.co.uk

Thanks, Harriet

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