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Help shape North Finchley’s future

Residents and businesses in Barnet are being encouraged to give their views to help shape the future of North Finchley.

International Fraud Awareness Week

Council counter-fraud officers will be out taking part in a week of action as part of International Fraud Awareness week (12-18 November).

Church End Library in Finchley opens to the public

The brand new library at Church End Finchley is now officially open to residents in Barnet.

Help keep our neighbourhoods clean and green

Barnet Council is asking residents to take small actions in their day-to-day lives to support the council in keeping Barnet’s neighbourhoods clean and green.

Clampdown on Blue badge cheats

Barnet counter-fraud officers seized disabled parking badges, including stolen permits during a day-long crack down and have carried out a series of prosecutions against blue badge cheats in the last three months.

Burnt Oak Looking Forward

Two years on from the start of the Burnt Oak Town Centre project, the transformation of the town is now starting to take shape.

Question time with the leader

The Leader of Barnet Council, Councillor Richard Cornelius, will be hosting a series of ’Question Time’ events across the borough to speak to residents and get their views on what matters in Barnet.

Column from the Leader - Mutual aid

The tragic events we recently witnessed with the Grenfell Tower fire have made councils up and down the country take an urgent look at their housing stock.

Barnet’s volunteers help Jewish Volunteering Network receive UK’s highest accolade for volunteering

Join the ‘Animal Agents’ this summer

Children across the borough will have the chance to join the ‘Animal Agents’ for a summer of reading related fun.