"Claddagh", 1a Leopold Road, Willesden, London NW10 9LN
Tel: 020 8453 0426 / 0845 65 88 22 0
Alphadial: 0700 2 THERAPY and 0700 2 HYPNOSIS and 0700 2 EMOFREE

The area that Michael`s practice is located in began life as part of a Saxon farm. Over hundreds of years, the area remained rural surrounded by farms and orchards. In the 19th century, it began to take on some of its urban appearance with the arrival of the railways which had a dramatic effect on the locality.
As London swallowed the old Willesden Parish, it lost its rurality with factories replacing farms and woodland.
From World War One onwards, the area quickly became part of the sprawling, London conurbation.

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 MAP From Neasden Underground

If coming by CAR, you can use this utility hyper-linked below: Get Directions from where you are to Here by putting in your Postcode or if you do not know the postcode, enter your UK street to get directions for driving from where you are located to Dr. Millett`s Practice.

Journey Planner if coming by Public Transport within the Greater London Area. (Buses and Tubes). Make a note of Dr. Millett`s Post Code NW10 9LN now. (You can copy and paste it). Then press here and when you enter the page put in your own starting details in the From box. Then in the To box in the drop-down box there, highlight Post Code and in the Location name put NW10 9LN and press the submit button. You may print this page once you decide on which travelling option to follow and you will need to close down the page before returning here.

General Directions by Underground: Get the Jubilee Line North-bound (if coming from Central London) and get off at Neasden Station. It is now about a 20 minute walk from here. London Underground Maps, Information etc.

Local Mini-Cab and Taxi Service (Winward Car Service) Tel: 020 8459 8264 / 020 8459 8437 / 020 8459 0053

Some images are not displaying at the moment - apologies for that! When you come out of Neasden Underground station - turn right and go down Neasden Lane until you come to a large round-about. You will pass a garage (Texaco) and an Old Church (St. Mary`s) on your right. The church is on a corner near this large round-about. St. Mary's is a beautiful old historic church. It is thought to be pre-Norman and date from the late 930s AD. It is still a functional place of worship and would look more in keeping with being in a countryside village than an inner city suburb. Swing around here to your right onto Church Road. This is a busy main road which looks like a dual carriageway. Walk up this road a while to the second set of traffic lights and cross over to the row of shops at the other side - keeping to your right with the shops on your left-hand side. You will come to an internet cafe on a corner and the main Post Office on the other corner of a road to your left which is Curzon Crescent.

Walk up here - on your right, you will pass a small primary school. Walk to the end of this road where you will come to a fire-gate. Go beyond this gate and turn first right (this is Leopold Road). There are three houses here on your left (the last one is a newly built one) and then a pedestrian path (Church Path) before a row of shops. The last two houses here on your left have high wooden fencing in front of them.

Turn left into this pedestrian path after this house and before the row of shops and I am located just up a few yards here on your right. (the only house on the path) at the back of the first building on your right in the row of shops.

You will notice that this building has a large mosaic wall running down the side of it running back along the right-hand side of the path. The mosaic wall was designed and constructed by multi-media artist Jim Anderson. His work has been exhibited internationally and he has won two major awards in exhibitions in the U.K. The path (Church Path) is in fact a Ley Line for those that are interested. This first building on the corner is the `Samaritans` main office and drop-in centre for the Brent area.

Where I am located is a large beautiful detached Victorian Carriage House on the path, painted black and cream at the end of the mosaic wall (behind the Samaritans building) and you`ll notice ivy near my front double gates and a flag pole inside the gates. I fly flags of all the Anglo-Celtic nations in support of culture and heritage. The building was bulit in the latter part of the 19th century and was the stopping / resting place between Central London and Harrow. It still has many of its original features including an external spiral stairs which is more than a practical staircase, it is also an elegant piece of furniture. Today, some say it looks like a `cottagy` building, a Mews building or Spanish looking dwelling while others say it looks like an Embassy.

	Come into the cobbled garden through the wrought-iron gates and up the black spiral staircase to the front door.
	The wrought-iron gates will probably be locked as they are `security gates` so please use the `Audible Intercom` located on the wall at the right-hand side of the gates. At night time the face of the premises is floodlit in `blue` if I am expecting clients. Tel: 020 8453 0426 / 0845 65 88 22 0

If coming by CAR, you can use this utility hyper-linked below: Get Directions from where you are to Here by putting in your Postcode or if you do not know the postcode, enter your UK street to get directions for driving from where you are located to Dr. Millett`s Practice.

Catch the 260 or 266 Bus and get off at the Post Office on Church Road and then walk up Curzon Crescent (see map above).

Local Taxi / Mini-Cab Service near Willesden Green Tube Station. Tel: 020 8452 9009

International Clients flying into Heathrow Airport (London). For international clients flying into London`s Heathrow Airport to see me, it is easier if you get the tube / London Underground (Piccadilly Line) from Heathrow and get off at Acton Town Station (the ninth station along after leaving the airport complex). There is a taxi office in the station near the entrance and it is only a fairly short journey to me by taxi. See address. Clients using Gatwick, Stansted and other UK airports - please contact me by email for help with getting here. Accommodation 1 Accommodation 2

Using National Rail and Coming to Willesden Junction Railway Station (about 20 minutes walk from me): Silverlink Metro and Silver County Services connecting with Clapham Junction, Barking, Euston Station, Gospel Oak, Highbury and Islington, Kensington Olympia, North Woolwich, Richmond, St. Alban`s Abbey, Stratford, Watford Junction.

Local Mini-Cab and Taxi Service (Winward Car Service) Tel: 020 8459 8264 / 020 8459 8437 / 020 8459 0053

When you get off the train at Willesden Junction Railway Station, come out of the station onto Station Approach.
At the end of this short road - do a right onto Station Road and cross over this road keeping right and proceed down Station Road passing a Main Postal Sorting Office on your left.
Carry on along this road (Station Road) to a set of traffic-lights. Take a left at these traffic-lights where you will notice on your left a Magistrates Court (Willesden County Court) on the corner. With your back to the main entrance of the Magistrates
Court which is situated at the top of a flight of broad steps - looking straight across the road, you will notice a church with Nicholl Road going down past this church on the left-hand side. Proceed down Nicholl Road. Near the end of Nicholl Road there is another church on your right-hand side. Nicholl Road takes you onto Craven Park Road (a busy main road).
Cross this road and head towards the Tool Shop (A.Z. Tools) bearing left. This Tool Shop is on the left-hand corner of St. Thomas Road.
Proceed down the hill (St. Thomas Road) which brings you onto Fortunegate Road.
Bearing right - follow the hill down and then go straight ahead onto Glynfield Road. Leopold Road (where I am situated) is then your second turning on your right after Redfern Road.
Walk down Leopold Road on the right-hand side until you get to the end of the row of shops which starts towards the opposite end of the road.
Turn right into the pedestrian path at the end of this row of shops and I am located just up a few yards here on your right. (the only house on the path) at the back of the end building in the row of shops.
You will notice that this building has a large mosaic wall running down the side of it running back along the right-hand side of the path. The path (Church Path) is in fact a Ley Line for those that are interested. This first building on the corner is the `Samaritans` main office and drop-in centre for the Brent area.
Where I am located is a large detached Victorian house on the path painted black and cream at the end of the mosaic wall (behind the Samaritans building) and you`ll notice ivy near my front double gates. Some say it looks like a `cottagy` building or Mews building while others say it looks like an Embassy.
Come into the cobbled yard through the wrought-iron gates and up the black spiral staircase to the front door. If the wrought-iron gates are locked as they are `security gates` and often are locked and you cannot open them by pushing the opening gate, please use the `Audible Intercom` located on the wall at the right-hand side of the gates.
 

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