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LSC's head office will move to Victoria in September

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Following the relocation of the Legal Services Commission's Financial Operations Group in June, the LSC have announced they will be relocating their head office in September.

The new head office will be relocated at 4 Abbey Orchard Street, London SW1P 2BS from 20 September.

All phone numbers will change, the new switchboard number will be 0207 783 7000.

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