Government Bodies

Association of London Government (ALG)
59½ Southwark Street, London SE1 0AL .
t: 020 7934 9999
www.londoncouncils.gov.uk
The Association of London Government is committed to fighting for more resources for London and getting the best possible deal for London’s 33 councils. Part think-tank and part lobbying organisation, and also runs a range of services designed to make life better for Londoners.

Charter Marks
Charter Mark Team, Cabinet Office, Kirkland House,
4th Floor, 22 Whitehall, London SW1 2WH.
t: 020 7276 1755
www.chartermark.gov.uk
This is the official website for Charter Mark, the UK Government's national standard for excellence in customer service.

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Nobel House, 17 Smith Square,
London SW1P 3JR.
t: 08459 33 55 77
www.defra.gov.uk

Directgov
www.direct.gov.uk
On-line information on a wide range of government services.

Local Government Association (LGA)
Local Government House, Smith Square,
London SW1P 3HZ
t: 020 7664 3131
f: 020 7664 3030
www.lga.gov.uk
The LGA is a voluntary lobbying organisation representing local government. The LGA aims to put local councils at the heart of the drive to improve public services and to work with government to ensure that the policy, legislative and financial context in which they operate, supports that objective.

Greater London Authority (GLA)
City Hall, The Queen’s Walk,
London SE1 2AA.
t: 020 7983 4000
www.london.gov.uk

Ken Livingstone Mayor of London
Greater London Authority, City Hall,
The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA.
t: 020 7983 4100
f: 020 7983 4057

LONDON is the official website for the Mayor of London, the London Assembly and the Greater London Authority.

Independent Groups

London Transport Buses
Customer Services, 84 Eccleston Square,
London SW1V 1PX
t: 0845 300 7000
f: 020 7918 3999
www.tfl.gov.uk/buses

Network Rail
Network Rail, 40 Melton Street,
London NW1 2EE
t: 0845 711 4141
t: 020 7557 8000
f: 020 7557 9000
www.networkrail.co.uk

Transport for London
Central Customer Services, 23rd Floor,
Empress State Building, Empress Approach,
London SW6 1TR
t: 020 7941 4500
www.tfl.gov.uk

Transport for London (TfL) is the integrated body responsible for the capital's transport system. TfL manages London's buses, the Underground, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and London Trams. It also runs London River Services, Victoria Coach Station and London's Transport Museum. TfL also manages a 580 km network of main roads, all of London's 4,600 traffic lights and regulates taxis and the private hire trade.

British Transport Police
To report graffiti email
www.btp.police.uk/issuse/graffiti.htm

Adshel - bus shelters and advertisement hoardings
33 Golden Square, London W1F 9JT.
t: 020 7478 2200
f: 020 7434 4530
www.adshel.co.uk

British Telecom
BT phone boxes, contact British Telecom on 0800 661 610 providing the telephone number of the box or the road and nearest junction
t: 0800 800 151 (report a fault)
Responsible for red telephone boxes and green (usually) utility boxes along our streets.
www.bt.com

NTL/Cable & wireless
To report graffiti on a utility box in the street

EDF Energy - electricity sub-stations
t: 0845 601 4516 - you will need to provide the sub-station number and address. They may give you another number to call.

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Community Art and Mural Creation Organisations

SAVE THE WORLD CLUB
C/O The Beacon, 42B Richmond Road,
Kingston, Surrey, KT2 2EE.
Telephone 020 8974 8608
www.savetheworldclub.org

The Save the World Club mission is to promote environmental action and self-empowerment through humour, art, education and entertainment, Save The World Club aims to promote the protection and improvement of the natural environment by increasing public knowledge and understanding of human behaviour which is not harmful to the Earth.

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4WALL
Contact: claire@4WALL.co.uk
Telephone 07789 888876
www.4wall.co.uk
and www.bermondseysquare.co.uk

EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS & COMMUNITY
Sam, the founder of 4Wall, and the artists he now works with, all believe that if younger people were introduced to this work and shown the basic techniques, they would be much more engaged in art and feel they could make their own statements and images without the expense, expectations or stigma attached to traditional painting. With all this in mind, 4WALL now organises workshops, seminars and activities for young people to introduce them to graphics, stencilling, printing and live painting. If you are interested in this as an educator, parent or community arts person do get in contact. For details of existing projects (particularly in London) email claire@4WALL.co.uk