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The Central London Law Centre provides a free, accessible, client centred legal advice service to people who are resident or who work in Greater London, with priority to be given to those living or working in its the designated catchment area of central London (Covent Garden, China Town, Soho, Fitzrovia, Holborn and the West End) and telephone advice across London where there is no other advice service available.

Find out if you are within our catchment area

The following are the areas of law we cover are:

Employment Law
To protect the employment rights of people living or working in the designated catchment area, to enable them to work free of discrimination or harassment thus maximising their employment rights.

Find out more about how we can help with employment law

Employment Law advice by appointment only
Phone 020 7839 2998

Housing Law
To ensure decent, affordable and secure housing for tenants living in the designated catchment area.

Find out more about how we can help with housing law

Housing Law advice sessions - Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm
Phone 020 7839 2998

Immigration Law
To protect the rights and quality of life of refugees/asylum seekers and others whose lives are affected by immigration legislation.

Find out more about how we can help with immigration law

Immigration Law advice sessions - Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm
Phone 020 7839 2998

Other Information
Please note that our premises are on three floors with no wheel chair access, we can arrange home visits or meetings at more accessible premises for people unable to use stairs.

The Law Centre recognises that some clients require advice and assistance in a language other than English. Caseworkers will assess clients' language requirements and will make appropriate arrangements.

The Law Centre is able to provide in-house interpreting in the following languages: Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish and French.

Access to advice is always dependent on adviser workload and availability

It is only for reasons of finance that we cannot provide this website in other languages. Advice on the web in other languages is available on www.multikulti.org.uk