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Established in the late 1990s by James Moores, Rochelle is a group of three Victorian School buildings erected in 1895 in the heart of East London. Located on Arnold Circus, Rochelle occupies a key position at the heart of the Boundary Estate Conservation area.
It shares a rich history with a neighbourhood that was once one of London’s most notorious slums, a model of social development for Britain, and is today is an established artsy district.
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Rochelle’s past, present and our future.