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- October 2018
News Story
Big changes to bin collections for all Barnet residents
From 4 November the council is making significant changes to recycling and waste collection days. Leaflets with all the information residents need about these changes are now being delivered throughout Barnet.
Last updated: 26 October, 2018
Rubbish, waste and recycling
News Story
RAF Museum awarded Freedom of the Borough
Barnet Council has awarded the Freedom of the Borough to the RAF Museum to celebrate its diligent preservation of the proud history of our nation’s 100-year-old Royal Air Force.
Last updated: 26 October, 2018
Your council
News Story
Council’s £2,500 gifts for National Empty Homes Week
Barnet Council will offer the owners of vacant properties an extra £2,500 in grant funding for works to bring them back into use during National Empty Homes Week.
Last updated: 16 October, 2018
Housing and Community
News Story
Could you be a Hate Crime Reporting Champion?
A series of community groups and organisations in Barnet have joined forces to call on volunteers to become Hate Crime Reporting Champions during National Hate Crime Awareness Week.
Last updated: 15 October, 2018
Housing and Community
News Story
Barnet supports World Mental Health Day
Today is World Mental Health Day - an important time to reflect on an often overlooked part of our well-being.
Last updated: 10 October, 2018
Public health
News Story
From 4 November, bin collection days change
The day on which residents’ recycling and waste bins are collected will be changing. Residents will soon receive a leaflet through their letterbox, explaining the changes and setting out their new collection dates.
Last updated: 5 October, 2018
Rubbish, waste and recycling
News Story
Direct payments fraudster prosecuted
A woman who continued to receive and spend her father’s social care payments despite the fact he had passed away has been brought before the courts and prosecuted.
Last updated: 3 October, 2018
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