Barnet

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Travonn St. Leonce who falsely claimed to be a football coach and victim of domestic abuse to secure council housing has been sentenced after pleading guilty to eight counts of fraud. Travonn St. Leonce supported his home

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet MPs have hailed government funding for new family hubs aimed at supporting local children, parents, and community wellbeing. In order to remind voters of Sure Start, a well-liked program from the previous Labour government, education secretary

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Barnet takeaway has been handed a two-out-of-five food hygiene rating following a recent inspection, according to the Food Standards Agency. The Food Standards Agency awarded the score following an evaluation on September 11th to Dixy Fried

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of Barnet homes have received energy efficiency upgrades under a government scheme tackling fuel poverty, new figures have revealed. In order to combat fuel poverty and contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions throughout Great Britain,

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council is contesting approval for a Traveller’s caravan site on protected Green Belt land in Chipping Barnet, citing planning and land-use concerns. In July, a planning inspector approved two Traveller trailer pitches for two families in

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council leader Barry Rawlings has condemned the “despicable and cowardly” attack on Jewish worshippers at a Manchester synagogue on the holiest day. During Yom Kippur, a suspected terror incident outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet motorists are being warned of six road closures on the National Highways network this week, with drivers advised to plan ahead to avoid delays. Additionally, it is anticipated that three of them may result in moderate

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures reveal Barnet Council’s spending on temporary accommodation for homeless residents rose sharply last year amid growing housing pressures. Charity for the homeless Private companies are “cashing in” on the housing crisis by demanding “eye-watering sums”

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures show 75% of Barnet residents on Universal Credit for health or disability reasons are unable to work, highlighting welfare pressures. The government’s work capability assessment system, which decides whether a claimant should be looking for

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) -New figures reveal an increase in teenage pregnancies in Barnet in 2022, highlighting growing concerns over youth health and local support services. Following a long-term reduction prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the number increased for the second consecutive

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rental costs in Barnet have surged by 7% over the past year, according to new data, sparking concern among residents about affordability in the borough. The campaign organization Generation Rent cautioned that “rents continue to rise faster

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Railway Bell pub in New Barnet is cutting prices for a day to raise awareness of the challenges facing the UK hospitality industry. The Railway Bell on East Barnet Road will commemorate Tax Equality Day on

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council’s stance on Barnet FC’s return remains unclear after rejected proposals and confusion over alternative sites, leaving the club’s future in limbo. The League Two football team, which is now situated in the nearby borough of

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council leader condemned “horrendous antisemitism” after a spate of antisemitic attacks on buildings in the borough, vowing stronger action. According to a Jewish News story from yesterday, police were looking into two attacks on Golders Green

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has approved controversial plans for a twelve-storey, 238-room hotel in Finchley town centre, sparking debate over local impact. The structure, slated for 1-4 Shakespeare Road, will take the place of two semi-detached houses, a Bright

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – High Barnet’s main Post Office is set for a franchise takeover this week, with plans to relocate to larger premises to expand and modernize services. An additional ten hours of operation per week, including Saturday and Sunday

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A major fire destroyed homes on Silkstream Road, Burnt Oak. A fundraiser has been launched to support affected families as the Barnet community rallies together. Locals are being asked to donate if they can, with the money

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures reveal private rents in Barnet have become less affordable over the past year, adding pressure to tenants amid rising housing costs. Renters in England and Wales are “facing the most backbreaking costs,” according to the

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Over 100 North Finchley residents gathered last month to launch a campaign proposing alternatives to Barnet’s current housing plans for the area. Criticising the developer’s plans it adds: “These poorly designed proposals should be replaced with schemes

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Motorists in Barnet should prepare for five National Highways road closures this week, with potential travel disruptions and detours expected nearby. It is anticipated that one of them would result in delays of ten to thirty minutes.

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – 143 patients in Barnet faced delays beyond 18 weeks for NHS wheelchairs, new figures reveal, raising concerns about service wait times and patient care. According to new data, more disabled people in Barnet had to wait more

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) has launched an appeal after a bulldog was found dead in a suitcase on a Barnet bridleway. On August 9, a member of the public made

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rent in Barnet has surged by 7% over the last year, reflecting broader housing market pressures across London and raising concerns among local tenants. According to independent statistics from the Office for National Statistics, rent affordability has

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has dropped plans to remove five 70-year-old birch trees near East Finchley Station, following local concern and environmental interest. Developer Places for Barnet, a collaboration between the council and London Placemaking, has put forward ideas

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Motorists in Barnet should prepare for seven road closures on the National Highways network this week. Plan ahead to avoid delays and disruption. The good news is that all scheduled closures are expected to cause only minor

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Workers employed by an outsourced contractor at Barnet Hospital have secured trade union representation following a new agreement made last month. To provide workers with representation, Medirest, a support services company, and the GMB inked a voluntary

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Drivers in Barnet are advised to plan ahead as eight road closures are scheduled this week on the National Highways network near the area. Additionally, one of them is anticipated to result in delays of ten to

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet motorists are warned of six upcoming road closures on the National Highways network this week—check routes and plan detours accordingly. The good news is that all of them are only anticipated to create minor delays of

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet’s Labour council cites rising leisure centre attendance as proof that its community participation initiatives are delivering successful local engagement. In 2024–2025, 1,661,819 people visited the centers individually, a 5% rise over 2023–2024, which was a 10%

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mays Lane residents are invited to share feedback on plans to include their road in a Chipping Barnet controlled parking zone (CPZ) amid traffic concerns. On whether Mays Lane should be included in a Chipping Barnet controlled

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Colindale estate crime prevention initiative has led to a 33% drop in anti-social behaviour across Barnet, hailed as a major success by local authorities. Police arrest offenders and remove them from the area as part of

Barnet (Parliament Politics Megazine) – Barnet Council seeks resident feedback on its Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women Strategy. Over 9,400 cases were reported (2022–2025); 1,310 were high-risk. Consultation ends August 4, 2025. As Barnet Borough Times reported, Barnet Council is asking

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has launched a public consultation on its proposed 20mph speed limit policy, inviting residents to share feedback on road safety and traffic control. Plans to allow locals to impose 20 mph speed limits have been

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London will relocate automated parcel machines in Golders Green after consultations with Barnet officials to address community concerns. Since the lockers were situated in a significant green area, locals were worried that they would compromise

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet residents celebrated creativity and unity as colourful community quilts were proudly paraded through the streets in a public showcase of local artistry. People from all throughout the borough are involved in the Community Quilt Project Barnet.

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council urges residents to provide feedback on its new domestic abuse and violence against women strategy aimed at enhancing safety and support services. The draft strategy was created in collaboration with Barnet survivors and victims, and

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – With Barnet’s average first-time buyer home at £480K, L&Q is providing shared ownership and housing solutions to improve affordability in the borough. L&Q at Brent Cross Town, a complex of shared ownership and London Living Rent (LLR)

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Food Standards Agency has released updated food hygiene ratings for two restaurants, cafes, or canteens operating in the London Borough of Barnet. Following an evaluation on April 29, Golders Hill Park Cafe, located at Golders Hill,

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has voiced serious concerns about delays in its housing repairs service, calling for urgent improvements to meet residents’ needs and standards. Last Thursday (June 12), Cllr. Ross Houston, the cabinet member for housing and regeneration,

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Emergency admissions for respiratory disease are rising in the NHS area covering Barnet, according to newly released health data highlighting local concerns. It coincides with England’s admissions rate reaching its highest point since the Covid-19 pandemic. This

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council will end its mobile library service in July and reduce opening hours at four branches in a cost-cutting move to save on public spending. At a cabinet meeting on May 19, it was decided to

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of children’s social care through a new consultation aimed at improving local services. Developing early-assistance delivery models and establishing a family help service, which entails staff

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A devastating fire has destroyed a £4.5 million mansion in Barnet, London. Emergency services responded swiftly, but the luxury home was reduced to ruins. According to the London Fire Brigade (LFB), some 70 firemen were dispatched to

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new survey in Barnet, Brent, and Harrow reveals rising financial worries among parents, raising concerns over well-being and child-rearing under pressure. According to a family support agency, nearly nine out of ten families in north London

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet recorded 135 hospital admissions for self-harm among 10–24-year-olds in a year, bucking the national trend of declining rates across England. According to recent data, over 100 children and youth in Barnet were admitted to hospitals after

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet’s housing market sees a sharper decline than the London average, raising concerns about regional property trends and economic resilience in the borough. According to recent data, Barnet’s house values fell more than the London average in

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police in Edgware launch a speeding crackdown following growing concerns from local Barnet residents over road safety and reckless driving incidents. Following local residents’ concerns regarding driving offenses in the area, police officers from the Centenary, Edgware,

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council spent £34 million on temporary accommodation in the year to March 2024, marking a 28% increase from the previous year, new data reveals. According to fresh data, Barnet spent more last year on temporary housing

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council vows to tackle sewage pollution after an investigation found housing blocks misconnected to local streams, threatening water quality. When freeholders of properties are found to be dumping raw sewage into nearby streams, the Barnet Council

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rough sleeping in Barnet has risen to 15, up from 9 last year, as homelessness across England reaches a post-pandemic high, reports Adam Care, Data Reporter. According to recent estimates, there were more persons sleeping on the