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The Council adopted the New Barnet Town Centre Framework November 2010. The Framework sets out a vision for the future of the town centre and provides detailed guidance to direct future development in New Barnet in a well planned and coordinated manner. The Framework is a material consideration when considering any future planning applications for the area it covers. It will assist economic prosperity and protect and enhance the centre’s future vitality and viability to ensure that it continues to meet the needs of the local community.

Population of the Parish of Hendon from the national census taken every ten years from 1801 to 1961 The old civil parish of Hendon included Mill Hill, Burnt Oak, Golders Green and Childs Hill. The statistics do not include Edgware which became part of Hendon in April 1931.

Tenants should keep their homes clean and in a way which would not encourage pests to infest their home. Landlords should ensure that properties are in a good state of repair to ensure that pests, for example rats, cannot enter.

The Corporate Anti-Fraud Team's (CAFT) role is to assist the council in protecting the public purse through the facilitation of sound strategies, procedures and controls in the prevention, detection, investigation, deterrence and sanction of fraud, corruption and bribery.

The Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration programme is a multi-

The name Mill Hill East came about in 1935, only slightly before the railway was electrified as a part of London Transport's Northern Line in 1939. Originally the area was called Bittacy Hill.

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