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servants' quarters
(redirected from Service wing)

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servants' quarters - In Victorian days, they were usually referred to as below stairs; above stairs was the realm of the family.
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It is awarded for 12 years service with additional clasps being issued for every 6 (previously 8) years additional service Wing Commander Pravin Ladwa also took the opportunity to recognise the efforts of one of his other Staff Officers, Flight Lieutenant R.
A sprawling service wing facility on the ground floor is one of the most enviable features of the development the residents will enjoy, in addition to the common facilities such as the swimming pool and gymnasium.
com A sprawling service wing facility on the ground floor is one of the most enviable features of the development the residents will enjoy, in addition to the common facilities such as the swimming pool and gymnasium.
 
 
 
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