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Planning enforcement after pub demolition

The owners of a former pub who demolished the building leaving a boarded-up, vacant site on a busy high street have been told to take action or face having to rebuild the demolished building.

Barnet Council launches UK’s first ‘Giving Tuesday’ Community Campaign

Barnet Council is thrilled to announce that it will be hosting the UK’s first official Giving Tuesday Community Campaign on Tuesday 3 December, joining the likes of New York and Paris, in throwing our official support behind this unique day of global generosity.

Celebrating the people who make Barnet: Hadassa Kessler

Together, we are Barnet will highlight some of our many groups and local projects, as well as individuals, who contribute so much to our community.

Top marks for Barnet pupils

Barnet’s GCSE pupils have topped 2019 league tables after recording the highest Progress 8 results in the country.

Report highlights significant progress for council pension scheme

A report published today (Friday 25 October) by The Pensions Regulator has highlighted the significant progress that has been made in relation to the administration of the London Borough of Barnet Pension Scheme.

Leaf-sweeping squad gets ready for action

The Barnet Council Street Scene service has put together a specialist team of leaf-clearers to ensure our borough is kept clean through autumn and winter.

Barnet Council and the Environment Agency crush flytipper’s truck

Celebrating the people who make Barnet: Filomena Komodromou

Together, we are Barnet will highlight some of our many groups and local projects, as well as individuals, who contribute so much to our community.

Feedback sought on library services

Residents are being invited to give their feedback and views as part of an independent evaluation of library services on offer in the borough.

£300K for mentoring scheme to reduce youth offending

The charity St Christopher’s, working in partnership with Barnet Council, has become one of the first organisations in the country to successfully bid for a grant from the Home Office’s £200million Youth Endowment Fund.