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Represents residents in Sandy Road, Heath Passage and 2-5 The Village, NW3.

Works with people with learning disabilities in Camden. There are social workers, support workers and health workers in the team who provide assessments, social work, care management, community support and specialist health services. To find out more, visit our website at www.camden.gov.uk/clds

Dentists Dr Sardry, Ms Pramanik, Ms McCarney, and Dr Sapiro offer full NHS and private treatment. For information on out-of-hours National Health Service care in Camden, contact 020 7388 5800.

European specialist lawyers offering advice to legal practitioners or advisers on anything to do with the rights of individuals under European Union law and the law of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Offer confidential advice and support to patients, families and their carers under the remit of the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust. Provide information on NHS and other services such as housing, finance, legal support; help sort out problems and refer on when appropriate.

Hall of residence with 440 rooms available in summer vacations for groups of 20 and over.

A maintained specialist school for children with a wide range of special needs. The school provides appropriate access to the National Curriculum but places an additional emphasis on literacy, numeracy, learning for life and physical education for learners with complex layered needs. Children who previously attended…

The service has 85 kilometres of archives, maps, plans, prints, photographs and books primarily relating to the history of London. Archives include local government bodies such as the Greater London Council, the London and Middlesex County Councils, the Metropolitan Board of Works and the City…

To obtain a reader's pass contact the Reader Admissions Office Phone: 020 7412 7676.

An ecumenical centre offering courses and lectures on different aspects of the Christian faith. A different theme is dealt with each term, notification of which is sent to local churches and the 'Ham and High' local newspaper.