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Hi, The London Drink Debate is calling for Londoners to have their say on the impact of alcohol in their community. Over 79% of Londoners surveyed so far don't feel they have a say on …
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![Taken from Hubert Grove. The footbridge goes to Dolman Street which will then very soon lead to Ferndale Road. This photo was taken from the bridge, looking towards Brixton, (left from here) [[618133]]](http://s3.geograph.org.uk/photos/61/81/618135_5bc91eca_120x120.jpg "TQ3075 : Footbridge Over Railway")
![Taken from the footbridge [[618135]] over the line between Hubert Grove and Dolman Street. This section of track is between Clapham High Street and Brixton Stations, looking towards Brixton.](http://s1.geograph.org.uk/photos/61/81/618133_9feeb035_120x120.jpg "TQ3075 : Railway Lines in Brixton")
![Dist:0.1km north<br/>At the corner of Glendall Street. This church was built in 1958 and was once the Brixton Seventh-Day Adventist Church. During the 1970s the congregation was fast outgrowing the building. The Church of England occupied a much larger church at Santley Street [[282774]] but was beginning to find it much too large for their needs. So an arrangement was made for the two churches to swap premises -- this happened in 1980.](http://s3.geograph.org.uk/photos/61/87/618799_4f4f6c9b_120x120.jpg "TQ3075 : St Paul's Church, Ferndale Road, SW9")
![Dist:0.2km north<br/>St Paul's was erected by the Rev G Blake Concannon, at a cost of £16,000, and Consecrated by the Bishop of Rochester on 29 July 1881. Originally seating 1500 people (including galleries which were later removed), it is in decorated Gothic style. A planned tower at the west end was never built. It was declared redundant by the Anglican church in 1980, and exchanged for the smaller Seventh Day Adventist church [[618799]] on Ferndale Road (built 1958). It is still used by the Adventists.](http://s2.geograph.org.uk/photos/28/27/282774_0c3ce363_120x120.jpg "TQ3075 : Adventist Church, Santley Street")
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