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17th Century house with collection of Oriental and European porcelain, paintings, needlework and furniture, and the Benton Fletcher Collection of early keyboard and other instruments. Walled garden and orchard.

Guideline premium rate information line for building product information and brochures. Information and literature given to visitors free of charge on building products and manufacturers. Reference library. Large range of exhibits, including kitchens and bathrooms, flooring, lighting, doors and windows. Large bookshop Phone: 020 7692…

Ladies, Gents and wheelchair accessible toilets.

Built in 1791. Former home of George Bernard Shaw and where L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology, worked in the 1950s. Rooms available for hire for banquets, conferences and other functions for up to 50 guests.

Education Centre offering all aspects of environmental education linked to the national curriculum. Also offers workshops and events for community groups and delivers a series of public events.

Consumer Council for Water is the statutory water watchdog body investigating complaints against the water and sewerage companies if a customer has tried and failed to resolve an issue with their water company directly. Deal with complaints about Thames Water, Veolia Water Central (formerly Three…

Discuss planning applications and environmental issues. A representative committee.

Exhibitions, musical and theatrical events including cabaret and music hall, dance, poetry, arts and crafts demonstrations. Classes and workshops for children and adults. Available for private functions and concerts. Antiques fairs and crafts fairs, Saturday children’s shows. Available for hire for weddings, parties and funerals.…

Involved in a number of projects including: Wellbeing, Keeping Safer - tackling the fear of crime, lobbying for improved street seating, campaigning for a community toilet scheme, raising awareness of road safety and seeking safer road crossings.

Discuss and advise upon local planning and environmental issues. Representative committee. Copies of their written advice notes to local people are available at Chalk Farm Library, Sharpleshall Street, NW1 8YN.

Spring, summer and autumn shows. 10% discount for members at the Highgate Garden Centre and Alexandra Palace Garden Centre.

National conservation body and Department of Culture Media and Sport's advisor on the built heritage and the listing of buildings. Cares for more than 400 monuments and buildings which are open to visit, including Kenwood House in Hampstead Lane, NW3. Publishes 'Heritage Today' magazine (free…

National amenity society responsible for the protection of Victorian and Edwardian buildings of architectural interest. Local authorities are obliged to consult the Society when owners who have listed buildings consent wish to alter or demolish such properties. Lectures, walks and tours organised for members.

Represents residents and small traders all over West Hampstead. Aims to keep the community informed on the integration of railway stations at West Hampstead.

Ladies', gents' and disabled people's toilets and baby-change room.

A civil engineering/sustainable transport charity working in partnership with local authorities, including Camden, on projects including GOAL, the National Cycle Network, Safe Routes to Schools, BikeIt and TravelSmart.

Ladies', gents' and disabled people's toilets.

Gardening club for families which meets throughout the year. Works in the community garden and on the Maiden Lane Estate. Also have outings to places of interest.

Statutory body advising Government, navigation authorities and other interested parties on strategic issues related to Britain's inland waterways.

One elected councillor; monthly members' meeting to which interested non-members are welcome (phone for details), regular open meeting on topical issues, locally based campaigns. Manifesto on website. Websites: www.camden.greenparty.org.uk and camdengreenparty.wordpress.com.