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NCT Nearly New Sale 25th October

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Hi all


The next NCT Nearly New Sale is taking place on 25th October at St Lawrence Centre, Catford.


We'll have great quality second-hand toys, books, equipment, maternity clothes, baby and kids clothes. It's a brillisnt place to stock up on newborn essentials or new toys, equipment and clothes for your kids.


There is plenty of parking on site or it's a few mins walk from Catford stations and bus stops. Sale opens at 11 (NCT members can get in early from 10.45) and it costs ?1 entry before 12 or free between 12 and 1.


There are always loads of great goodies - and we have a cafe to keep you topped up with coffee and cake while you shop. Obviously kids & babies very welcome too.


Hope to see you there. Give me a shout if you have any questions.


Lizzi

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