The impact of a global temperature rise
The impacts of climate change wiil be widespread across the globe. Our interactive map outlines some of the impacts that may occur if the global average temperature rises by
4
°C (7 °F).
Building our Common Future
Douglas Alexander, UK Secretary of State for International Development, writes about DFID's 2009 White Paper. What does it mean for Sierra Leone?
Contact us
Find out contact details of the British High Commission, Freetown, Sierra Leone.
6 Spur Road
Freetown
Freetown
Telephone:
(232) (22) 232961
Fax:(232) (22) 228169
(232) (22) 232070
GMT: (Local Time = GMT)
Mon-Thurs: 0800-1630
Fri: 0800-1300
UK in Sierra Leone
Relations between Britain and Sierra Leone go back hundreds of years. Today, the bilateral ties cover many areas from political and defence relations to commercial links and education. Find out how the UK and Sierra Leone are working together.
Read the HMG High Commissioner to Sierra Leone, Ian Hughes' speech at the 2009 Queen's birthday party. Read also his profile.
UK Border Agency would like to inform all Liberian citizens and all other visa nationals living in Liberia that under new procedures, operating from the 16 March 2009, applications for UK Entry Clearance should be made at the British High Commission in Accra, Ghana. See our Visas for UK page.
Visiting Sierra Leone
Our consular service is a major operation. Every hour of everyday, staff throughout our worldwide network of Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates, are helping British Nationals overseas.
Find out how the British High Commission in Freetown can help you if things go wrong during your visit to Sierra Leone in our Help for British Nationals section.
We want to hear from you on what you think about the assistance and services we offer. Please see our customer feedback questionnaires.
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