Markets and events
Last updated: 7 January, 2022
What we can offer: We can help Town Teams explore the possibility of setting up a new street market, by giving them information and connecting them with other areas that have established successful markets for them to learn from Where Town Teams want to hold local events on the high street, we can provide information and, where appropriate, support them to make these a success including helping them to navigate the licensing and approval system
Disabled children's activities (short breaks)
Last updated: 5 February, 2024
Vehicle seizure notices
Last updated: 24 March, 2021
When we can seize a vehicle We can seize a vehicle, trailer or mobile plant (and any contents) if we think it is being, or will be used, in waste crimes such as fly-tipping. We will seize a vehicle that has been:
Sports ground safety certificate
Last updated: 15 December, 2023
Sports stadiums with a spectator capacity of more than 10,000 people (5,000 in the case of Football League grounds) are designated by the government and must be certified under the Safety at Sports Grounds Act 1975. A safety certificate will set the permitted capacity for the sports ground together with the detailed terms and conditions with which the ground management must comply in order to operate the sports ground at its permitted capacity.
CIL Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 11 March, 2022
Will I have to pay CIL on my new development? All new developments over 100 square meters or resulting in the creation of new dwelling (even if under 100/m2) are required to pay Mayoral CIL (as of 1 April 2012) and Barnet CIL (as of 1 May 2013)
Business recycling
Last updated: 16 May, 2023
Arrange a visit and receive tailored advice to help you reduce costs and your environmental impact by emailing csi@barnet.gov.uk
School governors
Last updated: 5 October, 2023
Hadley
Last updated: 19 November, 2018
The parish of Monken Hadley was part of Middlesex until 1889. There are several places of significance in Hadley. The village area itself was called Monken Hadley, centred on the Anglican church of St Mary. East of this was Hadley Common. West of the village is Hadley Green, north of which is Hadley Highstone.
Golders Green
Last updated: 2 February, 2023
Golders Green was a hamlet until the 1900s. Much of Golders Green was in a minor manor called Hodford (c1200s). Some have suggested that the name Golders Green may come from a 15th-century Goldherd's mill (located further south near Clitterhouse fields). However it is more likely to come from a local family called Godyere. The green itself probably developed during the 16th century, and was in use by 1612.