Socialist M.P. Denis Nowell Pritt, 1887 - 1972, North Hammersmith 1935 - 1950.
Presumably this is where he lived.
W12, Uxbridge Road, 446
Isn't there some law about how many satellite dishes any one building can have?
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Denis Nowell Pritt
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