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Organisations & Agencies Contact List Organisation ORGANISATIONS & AGENCIES CONTACT LIST ORGANISATION NAME PHONE EMAIL WEB BATEAUX LONDON Reservations 020 7695 1809 [email protected] www.bateauxlondon.com CANAL & RIVER TRUST Cassie Clarke 07788 366 530 [email protected] www.canalrivertrust.org.uk ENVIRONMENT AGENCY & THAMES BARRIER Steve East 020 8305 4132 [email protected] www.environment- agency.gov.uk LIVETT'S LAUNCHES Chris & Ed Livett 020 7378 1211 [email protected] www.livettslaunches.co.uk Kate Reston LONDON RIVER SERVICES (London's Piers) 020 3054 6725 [email protected] www.tfl.gov.uk/filming Shirley Cody ORA WATER LOCATIONS Jess Gamble 07814 746 327 [email protected] www.ora-locations.com WATER LOCATIONS 01474 562 366 PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY (PLA) Martin Garside [email protected] www.pla.co.uk 07736 362 385 (M) ROYAL DOCKS (formerly RODMA) Edward Gramolt 020 7247 1244 [email protected] www.filmoffice.co.uk THAMES CLIPPERS Gemma Remon 020 7001 2213 [email protected] www.thamesclippers.com THAMES WATER Emma Plimmer 020 7812 9144 [email protected] www.localityonline.com BATTERSEA PARK Enable Leisure & Culture 020 3959 0011 [email protected] www.enablelc.org/filming EPPING FOREST Epping Forest 020 8532 1010 [email protected] www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/epping FINSBURY PARK FilmFixer 020 7620 0391 [email protected] www.haringeyfilmoffice.co.uk FORESTRY COMMISSION Pam Eastwood 07778 110 349 [email protected] www.forestryengland.uk Richard O'Mahony richard.o'[email protected] HAMPSTEAD HEATH 020 7332 3773 / 020 7332 6651 www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/hampsteadheath John Slapp [email protected] HOLLAND PARK RBKC Film Office 020 7341 5124 / 5109 [email protected] www.rbkc.gov.uk/filming LEE VALLEY REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY FilmFixer 020 7620 0391 [email protected] www.leevalleyfilmoffice.co.uk PARKS AND OPEN SPACES OPEN PARKS AND LONDON WETLAND CENTRE Private bookings 020 8409 4400 [email protected] www.wwt.org.uk Naz Begum www.queenelizabetholympicpark.co.uk/medi QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK 020 8536 2783 [email protected] Sara-Ellen Williams a/filming-in-the-park ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW Amie Hayes 020 8332 3676 [email protected] www.kew.org THE ROYAL PARKS Amy Williams-Powell 0300 061 2110 [email protected] www.royalparks.org.uk VICTORIA PARK Dominic Reeve-Tucker 020 7247 1244 [email protected] www.filmoffice.co.uk ALTERNATIVE VENUES LONDON (Reserved Forces) Raquel Barrigana 020 7062 6664 ext 658 [email protected] www.alternativevenues.co.uk BROADGATE ESTATES Location Collective 020 3773 3709 [email protected] www.location-collective.co.uk CANARY WHARF Press Office 020 7418 2000 [email protected] www.canarywharf.com COIN STREET COMMUNITY BUILDERS Deborah Crowhurst 020 7021 1600 [email protected] www.coinstreet.org CROWN ESTATE Press Office 0845 241 2342 [email protected] www.thecrownestate.co.uk GROSVENOR ESTATES London Office 0207 408 0988 [email protected] www.grosvenor.com www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm- HM TREASURY Chris Ankobia 020 7270 1371 / 4801 [email protected] treasury PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Lee Jones KINGS CROSS ESTATES 020 7664 5700 [email protected] www.kingscross.co.uk David Tod 020 7537 9857 LANDMARC (MOD Locations) Tony Burlton [email protected] www.landmarcsolutions.com/locations 07825 105 671 LANDSEC (Land Securities) Space-2 08447 366 255 [email protected] www.space-2.com MORE LONDON Amazing Space 020 7251 6661 [email protected] www.amazingspace.co.uk 07949 664 863 [email protected] PEABODY TRUST Media Enquiries www.peabody.org.uk 07961 950 021 [email protected] CHILTERN RAILWAYS Filming Team 020 3856 2226 [email protected] www.chilternrailways.co.uk Kate Reston DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY 020 3054 6725 [email protected] www.tfl.gov.uk/filming Shirley Cody 020 7843 5243 EUROSTAR Rebecca Alexander [email protected] www.eurostar.com/uk 07714 916 843 GATWICK AIRPORT Press Office 01293 505 000 [email protected] www.gatwickairport.com Tim Jolly 020 8745 9907 HEATHROW AIRPORT [email protected] https://filming.heathrow.com/ Ryan Burkwood 07734 003 099 (Tim) 020 7646 0989 LONDON CITY AIRPORT Samantha Hicks [email protected] www.londoncityairport.com 07738 184 455 TRANSPORT LOCATIONS Kate Reston LONDON UNDERGROUND 020 3054 6725 [email protected] www.tfl.gov.uk/filming Shirley Cody Nigel Gale 07713 301 280 (Nigel) [email protected] NETWORK RAIL https://filming.networkrail.co.uk/ Felicity Jump 07887 896 411 (Felicity) [email protected] https://mediacentre.stanstedairport.com/loc STANSTED AIRPORT Kim Ruskin 07956 340 486 [email protected] ation-filming/ https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/filming-and- TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (Road Network) Surface Events Team 020 3054 6680 [email protected] photography/filming-and-photography-on- the-roads 1 LOMBARD STREET Filli Falt 0203 815 2666 [email protected] www.1lombardstreet.com/ ALEXANDRA PALACE Sophie Varnava 020 8365 4314 [email protected] www.alexandrapalace.com ANDAZ HOTEL Ana Fonseca 020 7618 5612 [email protected] www.hyatt.com/brands/andaz BARBICAN CENTRE Press Office 020 7382 7043 [email protected]. www.barbican.org.uk 020 7219 4862 / 3430 BIG BEN (also see Houses of Parliament) Amanda Leck [email protected] www.parliament.uk/ 07917 488 482 http://boroughmarket.org.uk/venue- BOROUGH MARKET Madeline Herring 020 7407 1002 [email protected] hire/photography-and-filming-location BRITISH LIBRARY Alice Carter 020 7412 7110 [email protected] http://pressandpolicy.bl.uk BRITISH MUSEUM Hannah Murray 0207 323 8016 [email protected] www.britishmuseum.org/filming www.rct.uk/about/press-office/filming- BUCKINGHAM PALACE Press Office 020 7839 1377 [email protected] images CHEVAL RESIDENCES Renato Pedreiro 07711 591 827 [email protected] www.chevalresidences.com [email protected] Rozanna Colquhoun http://chiswickhouseandgardens.org.uk/hire/ CHISWICK HOUSE AND GARDEN 0203 141 3351 [email protected] Sam Glenister-Batey filming-photography/ [email protected] CHURCHES CONSERVATION TRUST Laoise Bailey-Dervish 0845 303 2760 [email protected] www.visitchurches.org.uk CHURCHILL MUSEUM & CABINET WAR ROOMS Jennifer Leatherby 020 7416 5392 [email protected] www.iwm.org.uk CITY HALL (GLA) Lipika Paul 020 7084 2736 [email protected] www.london.gov.uk COUNTY HALL Clive Holland 020 7401 3433 [email protected] www.londoncountyhall.com Amy Mulholland 07979 119 354 (Amy) ENGLISH HERITAGE [email protected] www.english-heritage.org.uk Adele Cooper 07785 977 190 (Adele) 020 7395 9286 FREEMASON'S HALL (United Grand Lodge) Richard Jewitt [email protected] www.ugle.org.uk 07494 459 695 020 7529 8929 GEORGIAN GROUP Robert Kouyoumdjian [email protected] www.georgiangroup.org.uk 020 7529 8920 http://events.goodenough.ac.uk/contact/11- GOODENOUGH COLLEGE Tracey Gaffarena 020 7753 0578 [email protected] filming/21-filming 020 8872 8073 HARROW SCHOOL Carly Gallagher [email protected] www.harrowschoolenterprises.com/ 07584 143 353 www.hrp.org.uk/media-and-press/filming- HISTORIC ROYAL PALACES Binita Dave 020 3166 6633 [email protected] and-photography/#gs.wi60mv www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm- HM PRISON SERVICE Danielle McGuigan 020 3334 3518 [email protected] prison-service HMS BELFAST Jennifer Leatherby 020 7416 5392 [email protected] www.iwm.org.uk 020 7219 1493 Paul Connolly HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (also see Big Ben) 020 7219 2864 [email protected] www.parliament.uk Nicole Le Marie 07712 540 141 (Paul) IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM Jennifer Leatherby 020 7416 5392 [email protected] www.iwm.org.uk Nadia Ruiz [email protected] INNER TEMPLE 020 7797 8182 www.innertemple.org.uk/filming/ Henrietta Amodio [email protected] ICONIC AND HERITAGE AND ICONIC LOCATIONS INSTITUTE OF DIRECTORS (116 Pall Mall) Nicoal Easom 0207 451 3350 [email protected] www.116pallmall.com/filming Kirsten Kruls [email protected] 020 7693 5141 www.lincolnsinn.org.uk/the-estate/filming- LINCOLN'S INN Naomi Johns [email protected] 020 7693 5107 photography/ Murray Campbell [email protected] www.londoneye.com/press/filming- LONDON EYE The Press Office 0870 220 2777 [email protected] photography-requests/ LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE STUDIOS Sarah Lavender 020 7797 1123 [email protected] www.lseg.com/studios Nina Tsindides 020 7397 9331 [email protected] MANSION HOUSE www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/lordmayor David Lamb 07740 501 184 [email protected] 020 7902 5580 MARRIOTT HOTEL COUNTY HALL Feline Van Der Sluijs [email protected] www.marriottcountyhall.com 07818 656 264 020 7915 2857 MAY FAIR HOTEL Dyllan Courtney [email protected] www.themayfairhotel.co.uk/ 07919 395 811 www.middletemple.org.uk/venue- MIDDLE TEMPLE Kristina Schmit 020 7427 4852 [email protected] hire/filming Adam Quigley 020 7740 8621 [email protected] MINISTRY OF SOUND www.ministryofsoundevents.com Jordan Lewis-Pryde 020 7740 8682 [email protected] [email protected] 020 7747
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