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London Borough of Camden Structure Chart Down to Divisional Level (All Charts Are As of 27 March 2017) th London Borough of Camden Structure Chart down to Divisional Level (all charts are as of 27 March 2017) London Borough of Camden Supporting Corporate Services Supporting People Communities Communications Community Services Adult Social Care Service Children's Customer Services Development Safeguarding and Social Work Finance and Early Intervention High Speed II Procurement and Prevention Education Housing Human Resources (Achievement and Management Aspiration) Housing Support ICT Shared Service Place Management Services Property Strategic and Joint Law and Governance Management Commissioning North London Waste Regeneration and Authority Planning Strategy and Change Corporate Services Structure Chart down to Organisation Level (Chart 1 of 2) Corporate Services (Chart 1 of 2) Communications Service Customer Services (395) Finance and Procurement Human Resources (72) (36) (101) Communications Benefits (51) Benefits (48) Change Team (4) Human Resources – AD Financial Management Service Team (26) Workflow and Scanning (3) Finance Support Team (17) & Strategic Leads (6) and Accountancy (25) Financial Management and Accountancy (1) Financial Reporting (3) Creative Service (5) Administration and Reception (15) Human Resources - Ceremonies and Citizenship Business Advisors (17) Contact Camden (3) Anti-Fraud and Investigations Team (3) Customer Insight and Improvement (11) Internal Audit and Risk Internal Audit and Risk (11) Contact Camden (210) (9) Internal AUDIT Team (4) Print Service (3) Customer Service Team (72) Human Resources – Digital Customer Improvement (2) Risk Team (1) Customer Service (16) Out of Hours Team (11) Processing Team – Environment (17) Registration and Notices (16) Procurement (20) Human Resources – Resourcing and Operations (11) Expert Advisors (160 Telephony Team – Environment (18) Telephony Team – Housing (32) Smarter Working Human Resources - Programme (2) Health and Safety (5) Council Tax and Business Rates (42) Specialist Finance (3) Human Resources - Organisation Credit Control (15) Capital Programme (2) Development (8) CIP Support (3) Strategic Finance (12) General Fund Strategy (3) Schools - Strategic Finance (3) Human Resources - Strategic Finance (1) Parking Operations (76) Operations (24) Resourcing Total (12) Parking Operations (6) Process and Investigations (46) Controls Team (7) Insurance (5) Treasury and Financial Purchase to Pay (15) Transactions (29) Treasury and Financial Transactions (1) Treasury and Payments (1) Corporate Services Structure Chart down to Organisation Level (Chart 2 of 2) Corporate Services (Chart 2 of 2) Strategy and Change Team ICT Shared Service (193) Law and Governance (277) North London Waste Authority (26) (93) Agile Working and Business Support (176) Community Research Better Faster Business Support (194) Central Complaints Team (3) Team (23) Infrastructure (13) Central Mailroom (10) Chief Executives Office (1) Income Management Team (4) Business Intelligence Strategy and Change Team (69) (15) Committee Services (10) Democratic and Electoral Services (14) Customer Access and Committee Services Leader’s Office (5) Right First Time (19) (45) Mayor’s Office (4) Member Support (12) ICT Senior Leadership Team (4) Children and Adult Care (10) Children and Education (1) Civil Litigation (2) Cloud Services (7) Contracts Team (3) Commercial Services (7) Legal Services (37) Conveyancing (2) Modern Infrastructure Digital Communication (7) Criminal Litigation (3) (76) Information Security (4) Employment Litigation (6) Schools (24) Housing Litigation (5) Service Centre (27) Litigation (1) Planning Team (3) Resources – ICT (8) Learning and Development – ICT (4) Planning, Property and Contracts (1) Resources – ICT (4) Service Integration and Multi Agency Working (12) Business Development (3) Business Support (ICT) (4) Service Support and Business Systems Admin (2) Business Systems Support (4) Improvement (46) Payroll (2) SSI Enterprise (7) SSI Finance (1) SSI People (8) SSI Place (15) Supporting Communities Structure Chart down to Organisation Level (Chart 1 of 2) Supporting Communities (Chart 1 of 2) Community Services Housing Management Development (43) High Speed II (1) (325) (413) Asset Strategy and Estate Services (203) Community Partnership Valuations (9) Unit (12) Admin and Sales (8) Community Information (8) Community Investment Collections (8) Community Intervention (25) Community Safety and and Regeneration (1) Leaseholder Services Consultation and Financial Community Presence (15) Accounts (26) Emergency Management (77) Community Safety and Emergency Management (1) Finance and Income (20) (54) Emergency Management (5) Leaseholder Services (1) Corporate Rents and Charges Team (14) Arts and Tourism (13) Accommodation (5) Camden Town Library (8) Sheltered Service (38) Sheltered Service (34) Children and Schools (6) Community Learning and Reader Development (1) Sheltered Tenancy (4) Regeneration and Holborn Library (11) Libraries Arts and Tourism Kentish Town Library (9) Development (28) (110) Kilburn Library (6) Tenant and Leaseholder Libraries Arts and Tourism (1) Engagement Team (6) Libraries Management (6) Local studies and Archives (4) Pancras Square Library (16) Queens Crescent Library (6) Stock and Premises Services (2) Swiss Cottage Library (15) West Hampstead Library (6) Active Living (10) Children Young People and Operations (9) Commissioned Services (2) Sport and Physical Activity Community Sport and Capacity Building (5) (111) Gymnastics (27) Sessional Sport Staff (15) Sport and Physical Activity (1) Sports Development (29) Sports Talacre (9) Strategy Partnerships and Resources (4) Parks and Green Spaces (29) Sustainability and Green Sustainability and Green Space (1) Space (37) Trees Team (7) Supporting Communities Structure Chart down to Organisation Level (Chart 2 of 2) Supporting Communities (Chart 2 of 2) Property Management (327) Place Management (160) Regeneration and Planning (173) Building Control (1) Better Homes Delivery (1) Building Control (17) North Team – Building Control (1) Better Homes Delivery Mechanical and Electrical (8) Development Appeals and Enforcement (12) South Team – Building Control (4) (48) North Team – Planned Works (5) Management Development Management (12) Special Projects Team (7) Quality Assurance (18) Planning Solutions Team (47) Support Services Team (4) South Team – Planned Works (7) BSF and Sustainability (4) Economic Development Team (15) Bridges and Structures (5) Better Homes Delivery CSF Property and Contracts (1) Employment Services Delivery (10) Engineering Services (1) (48) Property and Contracts Team (15) Placeshaping and Infrastructure and Growth (8) Highways (11) Property Strategy and Investment (3) Place and Regeneration (9) Engineering Services (39) Economic Development Project Delivery 1 (2) Placeshaping and Economic (58) Development (1) Project Delivery 2 (3) Placeshaping Team (15) Quality Assurance –Engineering Asset Management and Business Service (4) Planning (17) Streetworks (13) Commercial and Community Property (6) Design Team (8) Property Services (80) Commercial Management (3) Public Realm and Planning Team Corporate Building Services (13) (8) Environment Services (57) Major Repairs (8) Transport Planning and Smarter Travel Team (18) Major Works and Voids (1) Parking Strategy (143) Transport Planning and Parking Property Services (1) Strategy (1) Reception and Security (13) Transport Policy Team (5) Business Compliance (14) Sustainability and Strategy (7) West End Project Team (3) Coroner’s Service (7) Void Homes (11) Noise and Licensing Enforcement Regulatory Services (46) Team (8) Camden Repairs – Trades Staff and Pest Control (5) Apprentices (114) Resource Management (2) Repairs (175) Camden Repairs Team (42) Resource Pool (10) Repairs (1) Repairs Support Team (7) Specialist Works (11) Supporting People Structure Chart down to Organisation Level (Chart 1 of 2) Supporting People (Chart 1 of 2) Children's Safeguarding and Early Intervention and Adult Social Care (301) Social Work (279) Prevention (516) Access and Response (81) Children and Young Children and Young People 1a Children's Centre (23) Adult Safeguarding and Care Management (1) People Disability Disability Service (15) Advisory (7) Awards and Contributions Team (ACT) (8) Service (18) Transitions Team (3) Agar Children's Centre (18) DoLS Team (2) Childcare Development (4) North-West (3) Children's Centre Services (45) Adult Safeguarding and Childrens Centres (4) North Team (14) Care Management (132) Early years (2) Out of Hospital – Health (1) Brief Intervention Service (30) Employability (4) Royal Free Hospital (4) Children In Need (1) Entitlement Team (5) South (4) Children In Need (104) Emergency Duty Team (15) Kentish Town Team (18) Early Years (317) Family Information Service (2) South Team (11) Gospel Oak Children's Centre (23) Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub – UCH and St Pancras Hospital (3) Hampden Children's Centre (23) MASH (11) Harmood Children's Centre (24) Somers Town Team (18) Integrated Learning Integrated Learning Disability and Physical Disability Intervention (IEYS) (9) West Hampstead Team (11) Kilburn Grange Children's Centre (17) Service (1) Disability and Physical Konstam Children's Centre (28) Disability Service (17) Learning Disabilities (16) Langtry Children's Centre (23) Locality (18) Adoption and Permanence (20) Regents Park Children's Centre (31) Children's Care Children’s Care Provision (3) Synergy Connect (7) Fostering Team (18) Assertive Outreach (2) Provision (68) Training and Quality (4) Assessment – NHS
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