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Sex, relationships and disability – supporting Sexual Health Week
Last updated: 27 April, 2020
Central and North West London (CNWL) NHS Foundation Trust offers inclusive services for everyone across its sexual health clinics. This means:
Please bear with us as we work to resolve phone issues
Last updated: 17 September, 2019
We are currently investigating and would advise you to use our website for any transactions and information. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Could we help crowdfund your great idea?
Last updated: 17 September, 2019
This initiative gives residents with project ideas the ability to attract funding from the community, council, businesses and foundations through one portal. The partnership raised more than £500,000 for good causes during its first two years, with more than 1,000 people getting involved and pledging money.
Changes agreed to help kickstart local improvement projects
Last updated: 25 May, 2021
The council’s Policy and Resources Committee last night (24 May) approved a series of recommendations to revamp the system for Area Committees spending Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) money. CIL funding is generated by development in the borough for use on local infrastructure improvements ranging from new play equipment and parks projects, to traffic calming schemes.
56th Mayor of Barnet sworn into office
Last updated: 26 May, 2021
During her mayoral year Councillor Cornelius’s husband, former Leader of Barnet Council Councillor Richard Cornelius, will be the Mayor’s Escort and Councillor Cllr Saira Don will be her Deputy Mayor. Councillor Cornelius took over from the Borough’s previous Mayor, Councillor Caroline Stock. Councillor Stock served for two consecutive years as Mayor due to the pandemic and the sad passing of Councillor Brian Gordon, who was due to take over as Mayor in September last year.
Barnet Council joins forces with 150 litter picking groups to keep the borough clean
Last updated: 28 May, 2021
The campaign will target more than 20 locations that have been identified as littering hotspots. The rubbish-collecting mission – which will include both council staff and good-natured volunteers – is part of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean, running from 28 May to 13 June. The drive coincides with the council’s recent investment in more frontline staff, waste collection services and extra bins to keep Barnet’s much-loved parks and town centres clean and litter-free.
Drive to boost work and training agreed
Last updated: 16 June, 2021
To meet the challenges now faced, the council’s Housing and Growth Committee approved the Work, Skills and Productivity Action Plan 2021-2025 when it met on 14 June. The plan will play a key part in the borough’s recovery effort and build on the significant work already underway around skills and employment.As seen across the rest of the country, the unemployment rate has risen in Barnet, with 7.5 per cent of working age adults claiming some sort of unemployment benefit.
Barnet Civic Awards 2021 recognise local unsung heroes
Last updated: 16 June, 2021
Each year, the Worshipful Mayor of Barnet recognises just some of the many individuals and organisations who have gone above and beyond to provide support to their neighbours and communities in Barnet.
Get the jab: What are YOU waiting for?
Last updated: 16 June, 2021
Four young Barnet residents tell us what they are looking forward to doing once they have had the vaccine. They talk about looking forward to travelling, visiting indoor venues safely, or meeting up with friends and families without worrying. The campaign aims to reassure people of all ages that the vaccine is safe, effective, and the key way out of the pandemic and to highlight that getting vaccinated brings everyone one step closer to being able to do the things they love.
Clean Air Day 17 June 2021 - A message from Council Leader, Cllr Dan Thomas
Last updated: 17 June, 2021
“I’m proud that Barnet is supporting Clean Air Day again today. Clean air improves the length and quality of lives, and is one of the key ways that we can ensure that we remain a clean, green borough. "We are building a borough fit for the future, equipped with green infrastructure. I’m thrilled that we are building close to 100 electric vehicle lamppost charging points just this month across Barnet.