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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 16Ih OCTOBER 1984 13975 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 16iH OCTOBER 1984 13975 St Pancras Library, 100 Euston Road, London NW1 LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH 2AJ. Belsize Branch Library, Antrim Road, London NWS Council Offices 4XN Information, Eltham Mini Town Hall, 247 Eltham High Heath Branch Library, Keats Grove, London. NWS 2RR. Street, SE9. Kilburn Branch Library, Cotleigh Road, London NW6 Information, Greenwich Mini Town Hall, 17-23 Woolwich 2NP. Road, SE10. West Hampstead Branch Library, Dennington Park Information, Plumstead Mini Town Hall, 2S6 Plumstead Road, London NW6 1AU. High Street, SE18. High Holborn Branch Library, 198 High Holborn, Lon- Information, Kidbrooke Mini Town Hall, IA Birdbrooke don WC1V 7BD. Road, SE3. Camden Town Branch Library, 12 Camden High Street, Information and Consumer Advice Centre, 43 Wellington London NW1 OJH. Street, SE1. Chalk Farm Branch Library, Sharpleshall Street, London Information Centre (Thamesmead) (GLC), Harrow NW1 8YN. Manorway, Thamesmead. SE2. Highgate Branch Library, Chester Road, London N19 Libraries 5DH. Kentish Town Branch Library, 262-6 Kentish Town Greenwich Library, Woolwich Road, SE10. Road, London NWS 2AA. Eltham Library, Eltham High Street, SE9. Queen's Crescent Branch Library, 165 Queen's Crescent, Woolwich Library, Calderwood Street, SE18. London NWS 4HH. Regents Park Branch Library, Compton Close, Robert LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY Street, London NW1 3QT. Council Offices LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Hackney Town Hall, Mare Street, E8 1EA. Stoke Newington Municipal Offices, Stoke Newington Council Office Church Street, N16. Taberner House, Park Lane, Croydon* CR9 3JS. Shoreditch Municipal Offices, 380 Old Street, EC1 V9LT. Libraries Directorate of Planning and Development, 161 City Central Library, Mint Walk, Croydon, CRO 1EA. Road, EC1. Reference Library, Katherine Street, Croydon, CR9 1ET. Libraries Ashburton Library, Lower Addiscombe Road, Croy- Kate Greenaway Library, Weymouth Terrace, E2 SLR. don, CRO 6RX. Hackney Central Library, Mare Street, E8 1JH. Bradmore Green Library, Bradmore Way, Old Coulsdon, Shoreditch District Library, Pitfield Street, Nl. CR3 1PE. Stoke Newington District Library, Stoke Newington Coulsdon Library, Brighton Road, Coulsdon, CR3 2NH. Church Street, N16 OJS. Mitcham Road Library, Mitcham Road, Croydon, CRO Clapton Library, Northwold Road, ES 8RA. 3JN. Dalston Library, Dalston Lane, E8 3AZ. New Addington Library, Central Parade, New Adding- Homerton Library, Brooksby's Walk, E9 6DF. ton, CRO OJB. Parkside Library, Victoria Park Road, E9 7JL. Norbury Library, Beatrice Avenue, Norbury, SW16 Eastway Library, Eastway, E9 SJB. 4UW. Brownswood Library, Brownswood Road, N4 2ST. Parley Library, Banstead Road, Purley, CR2 3YH. Howard Library, Howard Road, N16 8PR. Sanderstead Library, Sanderstead Hill, Sanderstead CR2 Woodberry Down Library, Seven Sisters Road, N4 2SB. OHL. Somerford Grove Library, Farleigh Road, N16 7TH. Selsdon Library, Addington Road, Selsdon, CR2 SLA. Stamford Hill Library, Portland Avenue, N16 6SB. Mobile Library Headquarters, Shirley, Wickham Road, Rose Lipman Library, De Beauvoir Road, Nl SSQ. Shirley, CRO 8BH. Goldsmith's Row Library, 162 Goldsmith's Row, E2 South Norwood Library, Selhurst Road, South Nor- 9EE. wood, SE25 5AA. Wenlock Library, Murray Grove, Nl 7QP. Thornton Heath Library, Brigstock Road, Thornton Heath CR4 7JB. Joint Library (Oroydon and Lambeth), Westow Hill, LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM Upper Norwood, SE19 1TJ. Council Office Directorate of Development Planning, London Borough LONDON BOROUGH OF BALING of Hammersmith and Fulham, Third Floor, Town Hall Council Offices Extension, King Street, London W6 9JU. Information Office, Baling Town Hall, New Broadway, Libraries vrS. Hammersmith Central Library, Shepherds Bush Road, Information Office, Southall Town Hall, High Street, London W6 7AT. Southall, Middlesex. Fulham Central Library, 598 Fulham Road, London Information Office, Acton Town Hall, High Street, W3. SW6 5NX. Town Planning Division, Technical Services Group, 24 Shepherds Bush Library, 7 Uxbridge Road, London W12 Uxbridge Road, W5. 8LJ. Libraries Central Library, 103 Baling Broadway Centre, WS. LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY • Southall Library, Osterly Park Road, Southall, Middle- sex. Council Offices Acton Library, High Street, W3. Haringey Civic Centre, High Road, Wood Green, N22. Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, Hornsey, N8. LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Tottenham Town Hall, Town Hall Approach Road, N15. Council Offices Libraries Enfield Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, Middlesex. Alexandra Park Library, Alexandra Park Road, N22. Southgate Town Hall, Green Lanes, Palmers Green, N13. Coombes Croft Library, High Road, N17. Edmonton Town Hall, Fore Street, Edmonton, N9. Devonshire Hill Library, Comptpn Crescent, N17. Highgate Library, Shepherd's Hill, N6. Libraries Hornsey Library, Haringey Park, N8. Enfield Central Library, Cecil Road, Enfield, Middlesex. Muswell Hill Library, Queen's Avenue, N10. Southgate Circus Library, High Street, Southgate, N14. St. Ann's Library, Cissbury Road, N15. Fore Street Library, 337 Fore Street, Edmonton, N9. Stroud Green Library, Quernmore Road, N4. Ordnance Library, 64S Hertford Road, Enfield, Middle- Tottenham library, High Road, N17. sex. West Green Library, West Green Primary School, West Palmers Green Library, Broomfield Lane, Palmers Green, Green Road, N1S. N13. Wood Green Library, High Road, N22..
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