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Address List A ADDRESS LIST A Action on Smoking and Health, 5/11 Mortimer Street, London WIN 7RH. (01)637 9843 Action Research for the Crippled Child, see National Fund for Research into Crippling Diseases Adult Literacy and Basic Skills Unit, Kingsbourne House, 2291231 High Holborn, London WCIV7DA. (01)405 4017 Advisory Centre for Education, 18 Victoria Park Square, Bethnal Green, London E29BP. (01) 9804596 Advisory Committee for the Education of Romanies and Other Travellers, Mary Ward Centre, 42 Queen Square, London WC 1. (0 I) 831 7079 Advisory Committee on the Supply and Education of Teachers, Elizabeth House, York Road, London SEI 7PH. (01) 9289222 ext 2432 Advisory Council for Adult and Continuing Education, 19b De Montfort Street, Leicester LE I 7GE. (0533) 542770 Advisory Service on Entry to Teaching in Scotland, 5 Royal Terrace, Edinburgh EH7 5AF. (031) 556 0072 Africa Centre, 38 King Street, London WC2 E8JS. (01) 836 1973 Africa Educational Trust, 38 King Street, London WC2E8JS. (01) 8365075 Age Concern, Bernard Sunley House, 60 Pitcairn Road, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 3LL. (01)640 5431 Age Concern (Northern Ireland), 128 Great Victoria Street, Belfast BT27BG. (0232) 245729 Age Concern (Scotland), 33 Castle Street, Edinburgh. (031) 225 5000 Age Concern, 1 Park Grove, CardiffCFI3BJ. (022)3718211371566 Agricultural Development and Advisory Service. Look in local telephone directory under Agriculture, fisheries and food, Ministry of. Headquarters, Great Westminster House, Horseferry Road, London SWI. (01)2166311 Agricultural Education Association, The Lincolnshire College of Agriculturel Horticulture, Gaythorpe Court, Grantham, Lincoln NJ323EP. Loveden (0400) 72521 Agricultural Research Council, 160 Great Portland Street, London WIN 6DT. (01) 5806655 Agricultural Training Board, Bourne House, 32/34 Beckenham Road, Beckenham, Kent BR34PB. (01)6504890 Air Training Corps, RAF Newton, Nottingham NG 13 8HR. (0949) 20771 ext 441 American University Bureau, clo CLC, 2091212 Tottenham Court Road, London WI. (01) 6362212 ext 18 Apex Trust, 31133 Clapham Road, London SW90JE. (01) 5823171 Architectural Association, 34/36 Bedford Square, London WCIB 3ES. (01) 636 0974 Art and Design Admissions Registry, Imperial Chambers, 24 Widemarsh Street, Hereford HR49EP. (0432) 266653 Arts Council of Great Britain, 105 Piccadilly, London WI OAU. (01) 629 9495 Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Riddel Hall, 181a Strandmillis Road, Belfast BT95DU. (0232) 663591 Art Workers Guild, 6 Queen's Square, London WCIN 3AR. (01) 8373474 Assessment of Performance Unit, clo Department of Education and Science, Address List 241 Elizabeth House, York Road, London SE17PH. (01)9289222 Assistant Masters and Mistresses Association, Gordon House, 29 Gordon Square, London WCIHOPX. (01)388 5861 Associated Examining Board, Wellington House, Station Road, Aldershot, Hants GU1IIBQ. (0252) 25551 Associated Lancashire Schools Examining Board, 12 Harter Street, Manchester MI6HL. (061)2280084 Association for Adult and Continuing Education, Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London WCIH 9BH. (01) 672 0942 Association for All Speech Impaired Children, 347 Central Markets, Smithfield, London ECIA 9NH. (01) 2366487 Association for Cultural Exchange, Babraham, Cambridge CB24AP. (0223) 835977 Association for Fair Play in Scotland, 39 Hope Street, Glasgow G26 AE. 0412042300 Association for Head Teachers in Scotland, Secretary: Mrs M Crooks, I Culzean Avenue, Prestwick, Ayrshire. (0292) 77843 Association for Jewish Youth, 50 Lindley Street, London EI3AX. (01) 7906407 Association for Liberal Education, Chairman: Brian Young, Mid-Kent College of Further and Higher Education, City Way, Rochester, Kent. (0634)47171 Association for Recurrent Education, c/o A. Gould, Social Sciences Department, Loughborough University, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE II 3TU. (0509) 63171 Association for Religious Education, Secretary: Mrs Brenda Hoddinoh, 17 Clover Close, Cumnor Hill, Oxford OX29JH. (08676) 3030 Association for Sandwich Education and Training, Secretary: Malcolm Brewer, Sheffield City Polytechnic, 33 Collegiate Crescent, Sheffield S 10 3BP. (0742) 665274 Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, Tavistock House North, Tavistock Square, London WCIH9HJ. (01)3881382 Association for the Teaching of the Social Sciences, 15 Serpentine Road, Marborne, Birmingham B17. (021)4261777 Association of Agricultural Education Staffs, General Secretary: Mr. E.W. Yates, 43 St John's Road, Mogerhanger, Bedford MK44 3RJ. (0767) 40464 Association of Agriculture, Victoria Chambers, 16/20 Strutton Ground, London SWIP2HP. (01) 2226115 Association of Blind and Partially Sighted Teachers and Students, 128 Finchfield Lane, Finchfield, Wolverhampton WV38EU. (0902)761056 Association of British Correspondence Colleges, 6 Francis Grove, London SWI94DT. Association of British Riding Schools, 7 Deer Park Road, Sawtry, Cambridgeshire PEI75IT. (0487) 830443 . Association of Careers Advisers in Colleges of Higher Education, College of Ripon and York St John, Lord Mayor's Walk, York Y03 7EX. (0904) 56771 Association of Christian Teachers, 130 City Road, London ECIV 2NJ. (01) 2501966 Association of Colleges for Further and Higher Education, Hon. Secretary: Dr. Trolley, Sheffield City Polytechnic, Pond Street, Sheffield S II WB. (0742) 20911 Association of Commonwealth Universities, 36 Gordon Square, London WCIH OPF. (01) 387 8572 Association of County Councils, 66a Eaton Square, Westminster, London SWI W9PH. (01) 235 1200 Association of Directors of Education in Scotland, Secretary: I.S. Flett, Director of 242 Address List Education, Regional Offices, Wemyssfield, Kirkcaldy KY1IXS. (0592)622351 Association of Education Officers, c/o Chief Education Officer, Education Office, Chapel Street, Salford M3 5TL. (061) 8329751 Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services, Secretary Mr M.E. Thorn, c/o Careers Service, 38 University Road, University of Leeds, Leeds LS29JT Association of Heads of Independent Schools, Stower Cottage, Wavering Lane, Gillingham, Dorset SP84NX. (07476) 2261 Association oflndependent Further Education Establishments, c/o The Secretary, 47 Red Lion Street, London WCIR4FP. Association of Lecturers in Colleges of Education in Scotland, Gordon Hill College of Education, 76 Southbae Drive, Glasgow G131PP. (041)959 1232 Association of Metropolitan Authorities, 36 Old Queen Street, London SWIH 9JE. (01) 2228100 Association of Nursery Training Colleges, The Princess Christian College, 26 Wilbraham Road, Fallowfield, Manchester MI46JX. (061) 224 4560 Association of Polytechnic Teachers, Thogmorton House, 27 Elthinstone Road, Southsea, Hants P05 3HP. (0705) 818625 Association of Principals in Sixth Form Colleges, J. Glazier, South East Essex Sixth Form College, Thundersley, Benfleet, Essex. (03745) 56111 Association of Principals of Colleges, Hon. Secretary: Mr. L.K. Street, East Herts College, Turnford, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire PW106AF. (09924)66451 Association of Professions for the Mentally Handicapped, 126 Albert Street, London NWI7NF. (01)267 6111 Association of Recognised English Language Schools, 125 High Holborn, London WCIV6QD. (01)2423136 Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staff, 79 Camden Road, London NWI9ES. (01) 2674422 Association of Special Libraries and Information Bureaux, 3 Belgrave Square, London SWIX 8PL. (01) 2355050 Association of Teachers in Penal Establishments, c/o Valerie Pryce, H.M. Prison, Winchester, Hampshire (0962) 54494 Association of University Teachers, United House, I Pembridge Road, London W113HJ. (01)221 4370 Association of Voluntary Aided Secondary Schools, lOe Reddon Road, Beckenham, Kent BR3 ILZ. (01) 7787270 Association of Voluntary Independent Schools, Mr P.H. Hutton, c/o Wolverhampton Grammar School, Compton Road, Wolverhampton. (0902) 21326 Association of Workers for Maladjusted Children, Secretary: John Cross, New Barns School, Church Lane, Toddington, Gloucestershire GL545DH. (024269)200 B Barnardo's, Tanners Lane, Barkingside, liford, Essex IG6IQG. (01) 5508822 Beechwood College, Elmete Lane, Roundhay, Leeds LS82LQ. (0532) 720205 Board of Deputies of British Jews, Education & Youth Committee, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, London WCI. (01) 3873952 Bodleian Library, Oxford OXI3BG. (0865)244675 Address List 243 British Academy, 20121 Cornwall Terrace, London NWI4QP. (01) 4875966 British Association for Commercial and Industrial Education, 16 Park Crescent, London WIN 4AP. (0 I) 636 5351 British Association for Early Childhood Education, Montgomery Hall, Kennington Oval, London SEII5SW. (01) 5828744 British Association for Sporting & Recreational Activities for the Blind, c/o Mrs P. Turner, 74 Connington Crescent, Chingford, London E46LB. (01) 524 1515 British Association of Arts Therapists, I3c Northwood Road, London N65TL. British Association of State Colleges in English Language Teaching (BASCELl), Secretary: Rod Bolitho, South Devon Technical College, Newton Road, Torquay, Devon TQ25BY. (0803) 35711 British Association of Teachers of the Deaf, c/o Richard Eldridge, Rycroft Centre, Royal Schools for the Deaf, Stanley Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire SK86RF. (061)4375951 British Association of the Hard of Hearing, 16 Park Street, Windsor, Berkshire SL4ILU. British Broadcasting Corporation Headquarters, Broadcasting House, London WIA IAA. (01) 580 4468 British Broadcasting Corporation Local Radio. There is a list of BBC Local Radio Stations in Second Chances. Also look in your local yellow pages under radio broadcasters. British Computer Society, 13 Mansfield
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