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Tag Archives: SE22
Cafe on the Rye – Opening hours
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Update to this blog post (June 2010): Cafe on the Rye Open 7 DAYS A WEEK 9am-4:30pm November – February 9am-5:30pm March – October. For all info see the Cafe on the Rye website.
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Café update
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Peckham Rye Park cafe opened for business yesterday and according to these East Dulwich Forum regulars, so far so good.
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Peckham Rye Park Café latest
[Reading time: < 1 minute] I have it on good authority that the café will open on Monday 12th November. Hooray! I met the people who’ll be running it today, they were kind enough to show me round. It looks … Continue reading
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The Booth Notebooks – East Dulwich
[Reading time: 2 - 3 minutes] Thanks to my neighbour John for pointing me towards Charles Booth’s Inquiry into the life and labour of the people in London, 1886-1903 (available online thanks to an award-winning project run by the LSE … Continue reading
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