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With effect from the 17th March we have moved to :

11 Du Cane House

101 Du Cane Road

London W12 OUR

In Person:
Call in to the Association's office at the above address between 9.15am and 4.30pm

By Phone:
Please call during office hours (9am to 5pm)
Within UK - Tel: 020 8735 4990

Fax: 020 8735 4991

From outside UK - Tel: 0044 20 8735 4990 - Fax: 0044 20 8735 4991

To contact the CEO
contact Laura Clarke — Executive Assistant to CEO on laurac@ducaneha.org.uk
the skype number michaelw39

To contact the Finance Manager, email
Kanti Gohil— Finance Manager at kantig@ducaneha.org.uk

Tenants and applicants

For all housing and application enquiries contact

Coral Sebastian- Office Administrator at
enquiries@ducaneha.org.uk
or
Doreen Carter- Housing Services Manager
doreenw@ducaneha.org.uk

Please note that applicants and tenants should check the web site first before ringing as these pages may have the answers you require!

Tenants
Peter Temple - Tenant Representative
Peter is you tenant Board representative contact him on cabbagio@hotmail.com

How to get to the Ducane Housing Association
Ducane Housing Association is in Hammersmith, an area on the western side of central London. Our closest underground station is White City on the Central Line. See the following maps for our precise location:

www.streetmap.co.uk (please type in our postcode W12 0UD)

www.multimap.com (please type in our postcode W12 0UD)

Underground
Often the quickest way to get around London is the Underground train system (known to Londoners as "The Tube"). We are easily accessible on the Central Line, roughly half way between two stations: White City and East Acton (about 10 minutes' walk from either.)

London Transport have a web site devoted to the Underground at www.thetube.com where detailed information about fares, planning journeys, etc. can be found.

A London tube map can be obtained at http://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/tubemap/

Bus
We are on a number of bus routes: 70, 72, 283 and 7; route 70 is especially useful for Imperial College students, since it goes directly to South Kensington.

For general information about London buses visit http://www.transportforlondon.gov.uk/buses/

Detailed maps are available from London Transport at http://www.transportforlondon.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml

Bicycle
Cycling can be a cheap and quick way to get around in London, and efforts are being increasingly made to provide dedicated cycle routes through the city. The Chief Executive can be seen cycling in most days!

You can get a cycle route map of London at www.londoncyclenetwork.org/

Car
All Ducane tenants have access to parking space here. However, most of our tenants prefer public transport; it often difficult to find parking in central London.