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Appeals: Homerton Grove Adventure Playground

Diana Matthewman
Saturday 06 August 1994 00:02 BST
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Homerton Grove Adventure Playground, in Hackney, east London, is run by volunteers and provides an after-school and playscheme service to more than 700 five- to 16-year-olds each year. The charity is appealing for pounds 30,000 or the materials themselves to replace their old building with a new one to be run on wind and sun power - they plan to provide a daytime service to local education authorities as an ecology education centre.

Homerton Grove Adventure Playground, c/o Chats Palace, 42-44 Brooksby's Walk, Hackney, London E9, telephone 071-985 9202.

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