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There is a plethora of evidence to demonstrate that a significant number of Londoner’s use drugs. Research on drug and alcohol use have become more in depth and for the years 2016-2017 and 2018-2019 , for example, they reflected that 9.7 percent of adults, aged between 16 to 59 , reported using illegal drugs within a 12 month period. During that time this was slightly lower than the rate for the South West of England, when the figure stood at 10.8% and higher than the North East of England which has the lowest rate at 7.1%.

While drug misuse deaths are on the increase ( and have been for over a decade) London has a relatively low drug death rate. For example, the Office for National Statistics data showed that in 2020 , 2996 adults died as a result of drug use. This was the highest number since records first began to be complied. This translates to a death rate of 33.1 per 1,000,000 adults. In 2020, London had 296 drug related deaths.

For those deaths attributed by the coroner as being due to drug use/complications of , the most commonly cited drugs were opioids which accounted for 210 of this 296 cohort.

London has a very significant cocaine problem, with an illegal trade worth in excess of one billion pounds a year. This translates to a daily use, across the city, of 23 kilo’s of class A drugs: Every 24 hours. When you break this down this means that £2.75 million pounds worth of class A drugs:365 days a year. This is twice that of any other city in Europe (pro rata to population/land mass). Scientists at London’s King’s college university tested the waste water in the capital and found it to have high traces of benzoylecgonines (BE) this is the compound produced when the body breaks down cocaine. Using comparative studies, they found the amount of cocaine being consumed in London was more that Barcelona (12.74KG), Amsterdam (4.62KG) and Berlin (4.62KG): Combined.

While the drug related death rate in London is lower than other parts of England, as shown above, the Boroughs of Islington, Camden and Tower Hamlets have some of the most serious drug related issues in the UK based on drug related deaths and hospital admissions.

In London, alcohol is also a concern with up to 35% of all those attending hospital in the capital being due to alcohol. It is also closely associated with traffic accidents as well as pedestrian fatalities and injuries as well as domestic assaults and other criminal offences. While the capital does not have the highest rate of alcohol consumption in England, it does have the most serious problems related to alcohol induced/attributed crime. It is estimated that alcohol costs the taxpayers of London over £2 billion: annually.

For fee paying/private clients treatment in London is very, very cost prohibitive with significant cost savings should a client be able to travel only a very short distance , indeed, outside of the capital. However, private therapy services in London can be accessed quickly, and at relatively low costs. For those able to access treatment centres in central London they are available, usually, immediately.

Paul has the necessary contacts and the referral rights for someone to be able to access an appropriate centre with minimal delay. Where appropriate (and depending on availability) this can be arranged the same day. His advice is free, confidential and impartial. He has three decades experience as a clinician and has admitted and prescribed for patients in both private and statutory services across the UK.

Rehab centre London

Help is available in London: Immediately. As the capital city it can be cost prohibitive to access treatment, yet very significant savings can be made by travelling just a few miles north of London. If you need free rehab advice UK, 24 hour addiction help and where to find an addiction recovery center, Paul is available to give free, impartial and confidential advice, 24 hours a day, online or on the phone. Fill in the form or call 0333 041 9922  

For those seeking statutory services, as London has 32 boroughs (plus the City of London) it can get a little complicated! There are some major players in the statutory service sector who provide services for multiple boroughs across the metropolis. Below is a breakdown of each of the 32 boroughs, plus the City of London:

Barking and Dagenham

The service is provided by CGL based at:

St Luke’s Service
Dagenham Road
Dagenham RM10 7UP

Web: changegrowlive.org/st-lukes-barking-Dagenham/info

Phone: 020 8595 1375

Email: StLukes@cgl.org.uk

Barnet

The service is provided by CGL:

Ground Floor, Dennis Scott Unit
Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak Broadway
Edgware HA8 0AD

Web: changegrowlive.org/barnet/adult-service#find-us

Email: Barnet.Info@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 0300 303 2866

Bexley

The service is provided by the Pier Road Project:

Erith Health Centre, 50 Pier Road, Erith, DA8 1RQ

Web: prpbexley.org.uk/

Email: slm-tr.PierRoadProject@nhs.net

Phone: 01322 357940

Brent

Services are provided by VIA (formerly Westminster Drug Project/WDP) :

97 Cobbold Road,
London, NW10 9SU

Willesden Centre for Health

Harlesden Road,
London, NW10 3RY

Web: www.viaorg.uk/services/brent-new-beginnings/

Email: brent@viaorg.uk

Phone: 0300 303 4611

Bromley

Services are provided by CGL:

35 London Road
Bromley BR1 1DG

Web: changegrowlive.org/bromley-drug-alcohol-service/london-road

Phone: 0208 289 1999

Camden

Services are provided by CGL:

Kings Studios
43-45 Kings Terrace
London NW1 0JR

Web: changegrowlive.org/camden

Email: camden.referrals@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 0207 485 2722

Croydon

Services are provided by CGL:

Lantern Hall
190 Church Rd
Croydon CR0 1SH

Web: changegrowlive.org/drug-alcohol-croydon

Email croydoninfo@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 0300 123 9288

Ealing

Services are provided by CGL:

99-103 The Broadway
West Ealing
Uxbridge Road W13 9BP

36A Northcote Avenue
Southall UB1 2AY

Web: changegrowlive.org/rise-ealing/london

Email: Ealingrise@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 02088435900

Enfield

Services are provided by enable:

The Claverings, 12 Centre Way, London, N9 0AH

Web: www.northlondonmentalhealth.nhs.uk/

Phone: 020 8702 3000

Greenwich

Services are provided by VIA:

821 Woolwich Road,
Charlton, SE7 8LJ

Web: www.viaorg.uk/services/greenwich/

Email: greenwich@viaorg.uk

Phone: 0300 303 4552

Hackney

Services are provided by Turning Point:

102-110 Mare Street Hackney, London E8 3SG

Web: https://www.turning-point.co.uk/services/city-hackney

Email: CityandHackney@turning-point.co.uk

Phone: 0345 144 0050

Hammersmith and Fulham

Services are provided by Turning Point:

209 Ladbroke Grove, London W10 6HQ

New Coach House, 370-376 Uxbridge Road, W12 7LL

Web: https://www.turning-point.co.uk/services/hammersmith-and-fulham

Phone: 02089604465

Haringey

Services are provided by Humankind:

9 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, London N17 6RA

Web: humankindcharity.org.uk/service/the-grove/

Email:Beh-tr.thegrovedrugservice@nhs.net

Phone: 020 8702 6220

Harrow

Services are provided by VIA:

97 Pinner Road
Harrow, HA1 4ET

Web: viaorg.uk/services/harrow/

Email:harrow@viaorg.uk

Phone: 0300 303 2868

Havering

Services are provided by CGL:

Aspire, Havering, Ballard Chambers, 26 High Street, Romford RM1 1HR

Web: changegrowlive.org/aspire-havering

Email: havering.info@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 01708 747 614

Hillingdon

Services are run by CNWL NHS Foundation Trust:

Old Bank House
64 High Street Uxbridge
Greater London
UB8 1JP

Web:cnwl.nhs.uk/services/mental-health-services/addictions-and-substance-misuse/arch-hillingdon

Email: arch.hillingdon@nhs.net

Phone: 0203 838 7850

Hounslow

Services are run by Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust:

Montague Hall
Montague Road
Hounslow
TW3 1LD

Web: cnwl.nhs.uk/services/mental-health-services/addictions-and-substance-misuse/arc-hounslow

Email: cnw-tr.archounslow@nhs.net

Phone:tel:01895 488 675

Islington

Services are provided by Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust:

99-101 Seven Sisters Road, N7 7QP

28b King Henry’s Walk, N1 4NX

309 Gray’s Inn Road, WC1X 8QS

Web: nclwaitingroom.nhs.uk/better-lives-islingtons-drug-and-alcohol-service

Email: cim-tr.betterlives@nhs.net

Phone:020 3317 6650

Kensington and Chelsea

Services are run by CGL:

66 Lupus Street
Pimlico
London SW1V 3EQ

Web: changegrowlive.org/the-alcohol-service/kensington-chelsea

Email: thealcoholservice.info@cgl.org.uk

Phone 0800 014 7440

Kingston Upon Thames

Services are provided by Kingston Wellbeing Service

Surbiton Health Centre Ewell Road, Surbiton KT6 6EX

Web: kingstonwellbeingservice.org

Email: kingston.wellbeingservice@nhs.net

Phone: 020 3317 7900

Lambeth

Services are provided by the NHS:

Lorraine Hewitt House
12-14 Brighton Terrace
Brixton SW9 8DG

Web: nhs.uk/services/service-directory/lambeth-drug-and-alcohol-service/N10871602

Phone: 020 3228 1500

Lewisham

Services are provided by CGL:

410 Lewisham High Street
London SE13 6LJ

Web:changegrowlive.org/lewisham/info

Email: info.lewisham@cgl.org.uk

Phone:020 8314 5566

Merton

Services are provided by VIA:

7-8 Langdale Parade,
Mitcham, CR4 2PF

Web: viaorg.uk/services/merton/

Email:merton@viaorg.uk

Phone: 0300 303 4610

Newham

Services are provided by CGL:

3 Beckton Road
Canning Town
London E16 4DE

327 High St Stratford
London E15 2TF

997 Romford Road
Manor Park
London E12 5JR

Web: changegrowlive.org/rise-newham/hubs

Email: Newham.referrals@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 08006523879

Redbridge

Services are provided by VIA:

3rd Floor, Ilford Chambers,
11 Chapel Road,
Ilford, IG1 2DR

Web: viaorg.uk/services/redbridge-r3/

Email: redbridge@viaorg.uk

Phone: 0300 303 4612

Richmond upon Thames

Services are provided by RCDAS:

Unit 2
Ilex House
94 Holly Road
Twickenham
Greater London
TW1 4HF

Web: rcdas.co.uk/

Phone: 020 3228 3020

Southwark

Services are provided by CGL:

Unit A and B,
22 Amelia Street
London SE17 3PY

Web: changegrowlive.org/drug-alcohol-service-southwark/info#contact

Email: CGL.southwark@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 020 3404 7699

Sutton

Services are provided by CRANSTOUN:

Orion House, 19 Cedar Road
Sutton
SM2 5JG

Web: cranstoun.org/help-and-advice/alcohol-other-drugs/inspire-sutton/#locations

Email: info-inspire@cranstoun.org.uk

Phone: 020 8773 9393

Tower Hamlets

Services are provided by CGL:

183 Whitechapel Road
London E1 1DN

Web: www.changegrowlive.org/reset-treatment-recovery-support-service/info#find-us

Email: reset.towerhamlets@cgl.org.uk

Phone: 020 3889 9510

Waltham Forest

Services are provided by CGL:

1 Beulah Road
Walthamstow E17 9LG

Web: changegrowlive.org/drug-alcohol-service-waltham-forest/info

Email:CGL.Walthamforest@cgl.org.uk

Phone:0203 826 9600

Wandsworth

Services are provided by WCDAS:

St John’s Therapy Centre,
162 St John’s Hill,
Battersea,
London SW11 1SW

Web: www.wcdas.com/

Phone: 020 3228 1777

City of London

Services are provided by Turning Point:

102-110 Mare St, London E8 3SG

Web: www.turning-point.co.uk/services/city-hackney

Email: CityandHackney@turning-point.co.uk

Phone: 0345 144 0050

Rehab centre London

If you need help in London call Paul on 0333 041 9922. Help is available: seven days a week either in a residential setting or at home. Costs may not be as high as you think, and significant savings can be achieved by travelling just a few short miles outside of the capital. If you need free rehab advice UK, 24 hour addiction help and where to find an addiction recovery center call Paul.