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Kingston - Community Furniture Project
4:45pm Monday 26th February 2007
CFS picks up unwanted furniture from homes or offices and supplies it to people who need it. It also organises monthly open days for anyone to come and choose items for free.
Jim Christmas:
Tel: 020 8942 5500
Email: furnitureproject@kva.org.uk
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