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So I am still in shock horror at the quote to have my daughter's second birthday party on the first floor at the Clockhouse. ?500 MINIMUM SPEND to rent from 2pm to 4pm in late September.


Our flat isn't big enough to host a party and i would love to have (approx) 10 of her toddler mates to celebrate with her.


Can someone please put me out my misery of the ?500 trauma and help offer alternative venues/ideas to help me pick a venue?


I really really would appreciate it :O)


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Less than ?100 for soft play at peckham pulse (1 hour for up to 20 kids then free use of upstairs bit for birthday tea). Second nuns head for a great deal and great space. Not sure of prices but you could also try back room at the Montpelier or outside bit of the herne tavern.

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