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Hatcham was a
manor and
later a
chapelry in what is now London, England. It
largely corresponds to the area
around New
Cross in the
London Borough of...
- Haberdashers'
Hatcham College (formerly Haberdashers' Aske's
Hatcham College) is a
state secondary school with
academy status and a
music specialism in...
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formerly known as
Hatcham. The area was
originally known as
Hatcham (the name
persists in the
title of the
Anglican parishes of St. James,
Hatcham along with...
- boys and girls. At the same time, it
opened a boys and
girls school at
Hatcham in Surrey. The Haberdashers'
Hoxton Boys'
School moved to Hampstead, North...
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Hatcham Social are an
English indie pop band. The
group first met and
formed in New Cross,
London in 2006 and have
since released a
string of singles...
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Hatcham schools covered a
wider syllabus. In 1891,
Hatcham Girls moved to new
premises half a mile away,
designed by
Henry Stock,
while Hatcham boys...
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During his time in
London he
lived at Old Swan Stairs,
before moving to
Hatcham House in Deptford, then a
rural Surrey village, in what is now the New...
- up in
Hatcham,
South London. They were
known as the Haberdashers'
Hatcham Schools until 1991, when the two were
combined as Haberdashers'
Hatcham College...
- experience.
Having achieved poor
grades at his school, Haberdashers' Aske's
Hatcham College, he left to
become an
actor and
joined the
National Youth Theatre...
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including "Vivian, Don't" by The
Spinto Band, and the
debut album from
Hatcham Social among many others. On 21
March 2011, the
label released the debut...
