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Property company and director fined thousands after blaze left six homeless

A property company and its director will have to shell out £10,000 after a blaze ravaged a semi-detached house in Hendon leaving six tenants homeless in the middle of lockdown.

One month to go to Election Day

They’ve had the COVID-19 vaccine, will you?

The COVID-19 vaccine is the most effective weapon that we have in our fight against the pandemic and will help us to gradually return to our normal lives.

National awards for Barnet Council’s Civic Office

Staff at Barnet Council’s Civic Office have won two national awards for their response to the national crisis of 2020, and how they plan to move forward after it.

Roadmap out of lockdown: what you can do from 29 March

Today (29 March) marks the first day of the new step in easing the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions that have been in place for the past three months.

Residents of Barnet have an important message for you: Please get the COVID-19 vaccine!

Barnet Council, COVID-19 Health Champions, Barnet Multi-Faith Forum and Barnet Together have made a video urging everyone to have the vaccine as soon as they are able to.

Mayor of Barnet marks one-year anniversary of first COVID-19 lockdown

Tomorrow (23 March) will be the first anniversary of the start of the first COVID-19 lockdown. Like the rest of the country, we in Barnet will reflect on the events of the past 12 months and the impact it has had on our communities.

Councils to draw up long-term vision for Welsh Harp’s future

Barnet Council and Brent Council have committed to support in drawing up a long-term vision to regenerate popular beauty spot and valuable wildlife habitat, the Welsh Harp Reservoir, in the coming years.

Barnet Council sets out four-year Plan for thriving future

Barnet Council has launched The Barnet Plan (2021-2025) today (19 March), outlining the local authority’s vision and priorities for the borough’s residents over the next four years.

Barnet Council lights up Hendon Town Hall orange to remember Sarah Everard

Hendon Town Hall has been lit orange as part of a London-wide memorial to Sarah Everard and to highlight the action being taken to tackle violence against women.