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Business Networking event at The Patch, Thursday 14 Nov


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Thursday 14th November6.30-8.30pm

The Patch, Pellatt Road / Lordship Lane (just 5 mins walk from the old E. Dulwich police station, 2 mins from La Avril Boutique & Nicholas Ng accountants)


LIVE LOVE LOCAL loyalty card scheme is holding a networking event for local businesses. Come along and find out more about the benefits of joining!


Please bring along cards and flyers in order to swap with other business owners.


We look forward to saying "hello" :)


Best wishes,

Esme & Lorraine


http://www.livelovelocal.net

Just to make clear, this event is open to anyone who is interested - you do not have to be a participating business to come along, just a great way of making new links/business contacts locally.


Hope to see you there!

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