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The settlement at Childs Hill is certainly medieval, possibly the 10th-century settlement Codenhleawe, later called 'Cowhouse'. The earliest known use of the place name Child's Hill is in 1593. The name is probably taken from a family called Child in the 14th century. The Castle Inn was first recorded in 1751, when Child's Hill was a centre for brick and tile-making run by the Morris family, supplying material for building Hampstead. 

World War 2 records at the Local Studies and Archives Centre List of personnel Finchley Hendon Civilian war dead At the end of the War, the Civilian War Dead 'Roll of Honour' was published by the War Graves Commission. The following lists are in the Local Studies Centre collection.

The council agreed to purchase the Abbots Depot site for £13.5 million, which was based on market value and a detailed business case. Land Registry data showing details of the transfer of the freehold of the site in June 2014 for £750k does not reflect the open market value of the Abbots Depot site and was not relevant to the council decision making process.

The town centre strategy for Finchley Central, commissioned by Barnet Council, is being developed to set out a vision for the future of Finchley Church End and Finchley Central.  We Made That are the consultants who will be helping to develop the strategy.

The contact numbers on this page are for journalists only. If you need to contact a council service use the numbers on our council services contact us page If you have media or press enquiries about the council or are interested in filming in Barnet, use the contacts below. Each member of the communications team has a specific area of responsibility and these are listed along with their contact details: David O'Neill Media and Social Media Officer.

Performance monitor, quarter 1 2013-14 Adults and Communities, quarter 1 2013-14 Children's Education and Skills, quarter 1 2013-14

Station Road Station Road and Hale Lane have existed since 1597. Station Road officially changed its name from Church Lane early in 1931.