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Government’s £1.75m for homes in Barnet

Barnet Council has been awarded more than £1.75million that will help provide affordable homes to those residents who need them as the borough’s population continues to grow.

Colindale Park reopens after council’s £1.2million regeneration

Colindale Park has largely reopened after a £1.2m investment by Barnet Council that has seen a play area featuring an impressive volcano installed just in time for half-term.

New provider appointed for Barnet’s Healthy Child Programme

Barnet Council has awarded its Healthy Child Programme (HCP) contract to successful lifestyle and clinical services provider, Solutions 4 Health.

Have your say on the future of Clitterhouse Playing Fields

A public consultation has been launched on the future of Clitterhouse Playing Fields, a 44-acre open green space that is a key part of the Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration programme.

Get Online Week 2021: Barnet residents are being given the skills and access to get online

Barnet Council is proud to support Get Online Week 2021, which is launched today by Good Things Foundation, to inspire more people to access the internet and become better connected.

Local Democracy week: 18-22 October

The week of 18-22 October is Local Democracy week, and we’d like to take the opportunity to highlight all the ways you can get involved in local democracy and have your voice heard. For more information on any of the options below, please click the titles to be taken to the relevant page.

Barnet Council gets ready for the leaf fall this autumn

As we move into autumn, Barnet’s Street Scene service is preparing to begin the annual task of clearing leaves from our streets and footways.

Local Democracy Week – get involved

Black History Month at Barnet

This October marks the 34th Black History Month in the UK. Black History Month is a national month of awareness to educate people about the successes and achievements of people of African, Caribbean and South Asian heritage in our communities that are not usually recorded in the history books.

Where you go to vote is likely to change. Have your say.