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    South London nuns to turn convent into flats for nurses and teachers amid dwindling numbers

    by Robert Firth Jun 18, 2024 1 minute
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    South London nuns are set to turn part of their convent into flats for key workers like nurses and teachers.

    Sisters of the Holy Family Convent have submitted to change a Grade-II listed terrace in into five apartments set across separate floors.

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