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Crumbling Dulwich milk depot abandon 30 years ago to become flats

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Lambeth Council approved a developer's plans for the site on Rosendale Road at a meeting on Tuesday May 9. The depot's locally listed arts and crafts style frontage will be preserved and cleaned up under the proposals. The buildings hidden behind the facade will be bulldozed and replaced with a five-storey block.
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Crumbling Dulwich milk depot abandon 30 years ago to become flats

An abandoned Dulwich milk depot that has been left to crumble for over 30 years will become home to 23 new flats. The former Express Dairy depot building in West Dulwich has been empty since bottled milk stopped getting delivered from it in the 1980s. Since then it has become a hotspot for squatters and […]

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Southwark News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, May 13, 2023.
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