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Glass completely broken and smashed all over the floor and road-Emmanuel Church, 374-376 Lee High Road, London, SE12 8RS
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Glass completely broken and smashed all over the floor and road
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Reported
13/03/2025 16:21
Visible to public
Yes
Category
Damaged Glass Panel on Shelter
Status
Closed
Completed
Yes On 09/04/2025 15:55
Job Code
4607708

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