A collection on Worship Street, near Old Street
Before collection: rolled carpet, boards and bagged items beside the building. LCWC carried out a collection on Worship Street near Old Street. The photographs show...Find out more
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Before collection: rolled carpet, boards and bagged items beside the building. LCWC carried out a collection on Worship Street near Old Street. The photographs show...Find out more
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