Do i need to include east dulwish on mailing address

A very specific question!

East Dulwich is a district in South London, and it's not typically included in a mailing address. Here's why:

• In the UK, the standard format for a mailing address is:
  • House name or number
  • Street name
  • Town or city
  • Postcode
• East Dulwich is a district within the London Borough of Southwark, so you would typically only include the town or city as "London" and the postcode (e.g., SE22 8EH).

So, if you're sending mail to an address in East Dulwich, you would use the following format:

• House name or number
• Lordship Lane (or other street name)
• London
• SE22 8EH

However, if you're sending mail to a specific business or organization in East Dulwich, they may have a unique address that includes "East Dulwich" or "London, SE22" to help with delivery. In this case, you would use the address format provided by the business or organization.

In summary, you don't typically need to include "East Dulwich" in a mailing address, but it's always a good idea to check with the recipient or the Royal Mail website to ensure you're using the correct format.