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MPS Custody Suites & Status - May 201 2 Borough Location Address Telephone Suite Comment s Status Barking & Barking Building 24 , Muirhead Quay, Fresh 020 3276 1020/3/4 or 1008 24 hours Dagenham Wharf Estate, Barking. IG11 7BG Barking & Dagenham 561 Rainham Road South , Dagenham 020 8217 7927/8/9 Overflow Dagenham RM10 7TU Barnet Barnet 26 High Street, Barnet EN5 5RU 020 8733 5030 Overflow Barnet Colindale Grahame Park Way, Hendon NW9 020 8733 4429 24 hours Closed for building work fro m 5TW 23rd Jan 2012 to Nov 201 2 Barnet Whetstone 1170 High Road, Whetstone N20 OLW 020 8733 5229 Overflo w Be)dey Be)deyheath 2 Arnsberg Way , Be)deyheath , Kent 020 8284 9130 /9230 24 hours DA7 4QS Brent Wembley 603 Harrow Road , Wembley HAO 020 8733 3251 /2 24 hours 2H H Brent Kilburn Salusbu ry Road, London NW6 6NN 020 8733 3728/9 24 hours Bromley Orpington The Walnuts , Orpington , Kent BR6 020 8284 8029/30 Overflow OTW Bromley Bromley High Street , Bromley, Kent BR1 1 ER 020 8284 8730/9 24 hours Camden Albany Street 68 Albany Street, London NW1 4EE 020 8733 6229 Overflow Camden Kentish Town 12A Holmes Road , London NW5 3AE 020 8733 6183 /6916 24 hours Camden Holborn 70 Theobalds Road , London WC1X 020 8733 5942 /5943/6599 24 hours 8SD Croydon C roydon 90 Windmill Road, Croydon , CR9 2XP 24 hours Croydon South Norwood 11 Oliver Grove , London SE25 6ED 020 8649 Overflow 1227/1229/1230/1801 Ealing Acton 250 High Street , London W13 9BH 020 8721 7025/7/8 24 hours Ealing Southall 67 High Street, Southall, Middx UB1 020 8246 1029 /30 Overflow 3H F Enfield Edmonton 462 Fore Street , London N9 OPW 020 8345 4429 /30 24 hours Enfield Enfield 41 Baker Street , Enfield, Middx EN1 3 020 8345 1129/30 Overflow EU Greenwich Plumstead 200 Plumstead High Street , London 020 8284 24 hours SE 18 U Y 7738/39/40/41/43 MPS FOIA Disclosure Greenwich Greenwich 31 Royal Hill , London SE10 8RR 020 8284 5322 /30 Overflow Hackney Shoreditch 4-6 Shepherdess Walk , London N1 020 7275 3629 /30 24 hours 7LF Hackney Hackney 2 Lower Clapton Road , London E5 020 7275 3393 Overflow OPA Hackney Stoke 33 Stoke Newington High Street, 020 7275 3194/3030/3142 24 hours Newington London N16 8D S Hammersmith Fulham Heckfield Place, London SW6 5NL 020 8246 2873/4 Overflow & Fulham Hammersmith Hammersmith 226 Shepherds Bush Road , London 020 8246 2429/57 24 hours & Fulham W6 7NX Haringey Hornsey 98 Tottenham Lane , London N8 7EJ 020 8345 1813 24 hours Haringey Tottenham 398 High Road , London N17 9JA 020 8345 0797 24 hours Harrow Harrow 74 No rtholt Road , South Harrow HA2 020 8733 3429 /3181 24 hours ODN Havering Homchurch 74 Station Lane, Hornchurch , Essex 01708 779420 Overflow RM12 6NA Havering Romford 19 Main Road , Romford , Essex RM1 01708 779250/6 24 hours 3BJ Heathrow Heathrow Unit 3 , Polar Park, Bath Road , 0203 276 1377 24 hours Hillingdon . UB7 ODG Hillingdon West Drayton Station Road , West Drayton , Middx 020 8246 1729 /58 24 hours UB77JQ Hillingdon U xbridge 1 Warwick Place, Uxbridge, Middx 020 8246 1429 24 hours UB8 1 PG Hounslow Chiswick 209-211 Chiswick High Road , London 020 8247 6429 /30 24 hours W4 2DU Hounslow Hounslow 5 Montague Road , Hounslow, Middx 020 8247 6130/1 24 hours TW3 1 LB Islington Holloway 284 Hornsey Road , London N7 7QY 020 7421 0529 /30 Overflow Islington Islington 2 Tolpuddle Street, London N1 OYY 020 7421 0137/0264 24 hours Kensington & Chelsea 2 Lucan Pla ce, London SW3 3PB 020 8246 0329 /30 24 hours Chelsea Kensington & Kensington 72-74 Earls Cou rt Road , London W8 020 8246 0629 Overflow Chelsea 6EQ Kensington & Notting Hill 101 Ladbroke Road , London W11 3PL 020 8246 0123 24 hours MPS FOIA Disclosure Chelsea Kingston- Kingston 5-7 High Street , Kingston, Surrey KT1 020 8247 5130 /4932 24 hours Upon- Thames 1 LB Lambeth Brixton 367 Brixton Road, London SW9 7DD 020 8649 2027/9 24 hours Closed for building work fro m 11 th Apr 2012 to Jan 201 4 Lambeth Kennington 49-51 Kennington Road, London SE1 020 8649 2429 24 hours 7QA Lewisham Catford 333 Bromley Road , Catford, London 020 8284 5029 24 hours SE62RJ Lewisham Lewisham 43 Lewisham High Street, London 020 8284 8354 /8329/8330 24 hours SE13 5JZ Merton Wimbledon 15 Queens Road , London SW19 8NN 020 8649 3029/30 Overflow Newham Forest Gate 350 Romford Road , London E7 8BS 020 8217 5228/9 24 hours Newham Plaistow 444 Barking Road , London E13 8HJ 020 7217 Overflow 5729/5815/5827/5785 Redbridge Barkingside 1 High Street , Ilford, Essex IG6 1 QB 020 8345 3529 Overflo w Redbridge Ilford 270-294 High Road, Ilford , Essex IG1 020 8345 2629 /30 24 hours 1GT Richmond- Richmond 8 Red Lion Street , Richmond , Surrey 020 8247 7229 24 hours Upon-Thames TW9 1 RW Richmond- Teddington 18 Park Road ,Teddington , Middx 020 8247 5828 Overflow Upon-Thames TW11 OAQ Richmond- Twickenham 41 London Road , Twickenham , Middy 020 8247 7029 /30 Overflow Upon-Thames TW1 3SY Southwark Walwo rth 12-28 Manor Place, London SE17 020 7232 7054/5 24 hours Closed for building work fro m 3BB 14th Mar 2012 to Mar 201 3 Southwark Peckham 177 Peckham High Street , London 020 7232 7129 /7533/7534 24 hours SE15 5SL Sutton Sutton 6 Carshalton Road West , Sutton , 020 8649 24 hours Surrey SM1 4RF 0729/0756/0757/0753/075 4 Tower Limehouse 29 West India Dock Road, London 020 7275 4529 /30 24 hours Hamlets E14 8EZ Tower Bethnal Green 12 Victoria Park Square , London E2 020 8217 3829 /30 24 hours Hamlets 9NZ Waltham Leyton Boreham Close , E10 6RN 0203 276 0912 /0902/0918 24 hours MPS FOIA Disclosure Forest Wandsworth Battersea 112-118 Battersea Bridge Road, 020 8247 8427/29 24 hours London SW11 3AF Wandsworth Tooting 251 Mitcham Road, London SW17 020 8247 8027/8 24 hours 9JQ Wandsworth Wandsworth 146 Wandsworth High Street, London 020 8247 8724/29/30 24 hours Closed for building work unti l SW18 4JJ to 2nd Jul 201 2 Westminster Belgravia 202/6 Buckingham Palace Road 020 7321 6729 24 hours London SW1W 9S X Westminster West End 27 Saville Row, London W1X 2DU 020 7321 8862/8858/8776 24 hours Central Westminster Charing Cross Agar Street, London WC2N 4JP 020 7321 24 hours 7738/7739/8284/8285 Westminster Marylebone 1-9 Seymour Street, London W1H 020 7321 9376 Overflo w 5AA Westminster Paddington 2-4 Harrow Road, London W2 1XJ 020 7321 8530/1/2 Overflo w Westminster Harrow Road 325 Harrow Road, Paddington, 020 7321 9578 Overflow London W9 3RD MPS FOIA Disclosure.
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