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Changes to premises licences Due to the enactment of the Immigration Act 2016 many of the Licensing Act 2003 application forms have been amended.  In addition some applications now also require proof of right to work in the UK to be provided along with your application documents.  Please make sure you read through all application forms and the guidance notes provided before you submit your application and ensure that you have all the documents necessary to make a valid application.

Oral Health Services in Barnet Children who start brushing with a fluoride toothpaste in infancy are less likely to experience tooth decay than those who start brushing later. It is important to encourage healthy dental behaviour from a young age. It is recommended you:

Friern Barnet's Coat of Arms was granted to Friern Barnet in October 1938, while Finchley's coat of arms was granted in July 1933. The different parts of the shields and their supporters (the animals on either side) represent different parts of these two areas' history.

Application to perform a hypnotism act in public. A hypnotism licence authorises an exhibition, demonstration or performance of hypnotism on any living person in connection with an entertainment to which the public are admitted. Eligibility criteria Any person may apply to the licensing authority for a hypnotism licence. Regulation summary Hypnotism Act 1952

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Woodside House is possibly a medieval property, but certainly known by 1699. By the 1800s it was called Woodside farm. In April 1872 the station opened and in June, 45 acres of the Woodside estate were sold as 'Torrington Park', part of the Woodside Estate. 

The Home Library Service is a free library delivery service available if you are unable to visit your local library. We have temporarily extended our service to anyone who is unable to visit a library for any reason. We visit our customers once a month with a selection of library stock according to their preferences. You can also reserve specific titles just as you would in a library.

The Education Welfare Team’s Legal Notice to Parents (PDF) gives a summary of your legal responsibilities as a parent and the sanctions available to the Local Authority.