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Below are the contact details for some watchdog organisations which you can contact directly. Our sample letters are a useful guide on how to make a complaint or get your viewpoint across to people who will take action on your behalf.

  Advertising Standards Authority,
Complaints Dept
Tel: 020 7 580 5555
e-mail: inquiries@asa.org.uk
website: www.asa.org.uk (Opens in new window)
(provides on-line complaints form)
Address: Advertising Standards Authority,
2 Torrington Place,
London
WC1E 7HW

 

  BBC Information Line
Tel: 08700 100 222
e-mail: info@bbc.co.uk
website: www.bbc.com (Opens in new window)
Contact details for specific programme producers are obtainable from the Information Line or via the website.
  For serious complaints write to
Address: Head of Programme Complaints,
BBC Broadcasting House,
London
W1A 1AA

 

  OFCOM
Tel: 020 7981 3040
e-mail:
website: www.ofcom.org.uk (Opens in new window)
Address: Riverside House
2a Southwark Bridge Road
London
SE1 9HA

 

 

Channel 4
Viewer Enquiries

Tel: 020 7 306 8333
website: www.channel4.com (Opens in new window)
Address: Channel 4 Television,
124 Horseferry Road,
London
SW1P 2TX

 

  Channel 5
Duty office
Tel: 08457 05 05 05
website: www.channel5.co.uk (Opens in new window)
(provides on-line complaints form)
Address: Duty Office Channel 5 Broadcasting Ltd,
22 Long Acre,
London
WC2E 9LY

 

  How to Complain
  Excellent website with info on making your complaints count; also has contact details for many media outlets
website: www.howtocomplain.com (Opens in new window)

 

  ITV Programme Complaints
Tel: 020 7 843 8000
e-mail: dutyoffice@itv.co.uk
website: www.itv.co.uk (Opens in new window)
Address: ITV Network Limited,
200 Grays Inn Road,
London
WC1X 8HF

 

  Independent Television Commission (ITC)
Tel: 020 7255 3000
e-mail: inquiries@asa.org.uk
website: www.itc.org.uk (Opens in new window)
(provides on-line complaints form)
Address:

ITC,
33 Foley Street,
London
W1W 7TL

(also have regional offices)

 

  Radio Authority switchboard
Tel: 020 7 430 2724
e-mail: prog&ad@radioauthority.org.uk
website: www.radioauthority.org.uk (Opens in new window)
Address: Radio Authority,
Holbrook House,
14 Great Queen Street,
London
WC2B 5DG

 

 

Press Complaints Commission Helpline

Tel: 020 7831 0022
e-mail: pcc@pcc.org.uk (Opens in new window)
website: www.pcc.org.uk (Opens in new window)
Address: Press Complaints Commission,
Halton House,
20/23 Holborn,
London EC1N 2JD

 

  Mental Health Media
Tel: 020 7 700 8171
e-mail: info@mhmedia.com
website: www.mhmedia.com (Opens in new window)
(provides on-line nomination form for Mental Health Media Awards)
Address:

Mental Health Media,
356 Holloway Road,
London
N7 6PA

 

  Press Wise
Tel: 0117 941 5889
e-mail: pw@presswise.org.uk
website: www.presswise.org.uk (Opens in new window)
Address:

PressWise,
38 Easton Business Centre,
Felix Road,
Bristol
BS5 0HE

 

 
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