London Country Council
This country council site has been established as a means to facilitate communication
between the U.S. Embassy and U.S. organizations operating in this city/region.
UK Country Council - London
The London Country Council web site has been established as a means to facilitate communication between U.S. Businesses and the U.S. Embassy. The site is linked to the main Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) database and you may use your OSAC user account to access additional content within this site.
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September 2010 Meeting
U.S. Embassy London invites all OSAC constituents to a meeting of the UK Country Council to be held at 9.30am on September 23rd at Bloomberg LP, City Gate House, 39-45 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1PQ.
For security reasons, the UK Country Council reserves the right to refuse entry to its meeting to any party who has not responded in a timely manner to this invitation. If you are considering attending this meeting, please respond affirmatively to LondonRSOOSAC@state.gov or by calling the RSO Office at +44 20 7499 9000.
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Seeking Volunteers
The American Citizen Services (ACS) section of the U.S. Embassy in London is looking for volunteers to serve as part of its warden system. A warden system provides a reliable way for the Embassy to reach U.S. citizens and non-citizen naitonals in the event of an emergency, disaster, or threat, and to distribute other information of interest to the private U.S. community. Wardens typically, but not always are American citizens who are long-term residents of the host country, in this case the United Kingdom and who have built up a significant system of contacts within the American expatriate community in which they reside. Wardens also may be representatives of organiations or companies with large American populations. A warden's main responsibility is to transmit messages sent by the Embassy to the Americans registered as part of the warden's geographic or organizational zone.
If you are interested, please contact the Embassy's ACS section by email at London-Warden@state.gov.
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