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Barnet Council is required to prepare and maintain a register of previously developed land, known as a Brownfield Land Register. Government regulations and guidance sets out criteria to inform production of the register. The register must be updated at least annually. View and download Barnet's Brownfield Land Register on the Open Data Portal. Contact us

Hale Drive (Deansbrook Schools) NW7 The Fairway (Fairway&Northway Schools) NW7 Great Strand (St James Rc High School) NW9 Clovelly Avenue (Colindale Primary School) NW9 Thorverton Road (St Agnes' Rc School) Nw2 Wessex Gardens NW11 (Wessex Gardens School) Hill Top (Brookland Primary School) NW11 Childs Way (Garden Suburb Schools) NW11 Montagu Road (Ayesha Community School) NW4 St Davids Place (Parkfield School) NW4 Prothero Gardens (St Mary & St John's School) NW4 St Jos

What must I do if someone else is or will be looking after my child? notify Barnet at least six weeks before the arrangement.

We collect and dispose of hazardous clinical waste for residents who have medical conditions that generate waste which must be disposed of under controlled conditions. Accessing the service The clinical waste service is free and you can use it if you have a referral from your: GP hospital or community nurse Request a clinical waste collection online 

A fire can strike at any time. But it can be at its most devastating during the night as we may not wake up to act. That is why having a correctly functioning fire alarm is so important. Its function is to alert us to the presence of a fire. What can I do?

We are working with a wide range of experienced partners to deliver growth and regeneration projects under Delivering for Barnet.

Census information Historic Census information for the following areas is available at the Local Studies Centre. Hendon 1801 - 1821 - limited personal information index to Hendon Census 1851 - 1871 Friern Barnet 1831 - limited personal information Census data from 2001 onwards is available on the Statistics and Census Information pages.

In the United Kingdom, a scheduled monument is a 'nationally important' archaeological site or historic building, given protection against unauthorised change. The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 provides for nationally important archaeological sites to be statutorily protected as Scheduled Ancient Monuments. According to the 1979 Act, a monument cannot be a structure which is occupied as a dwelling, used as a place of worship or protected under the Protection of Wrecks Act 1973.