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Art Vandelay posted a comment on A switch from weekly to fortnightly bin collections is one of the options as Barnet Council struggles to reduce a £200 million deficit
Jim posted a comment on A switch from weekly to fortnightly bin collections is one of the options as Barnet Council struggles to reduce a £200 million deficit

Carl Troon posted a comment on Imminent sale of abandoned and derelict former Quinta Youth Club has added urgency to fund raising for new community hub in Mays Lane
RF posted a comment on Barnet Council faces dilemma over deteriorating state of condemned blocks of flats at Dollis Valley Estate
Art Vandelay posted a comment on A switch from weekly to fortnightly bin collections is one of the options as Barnet Council struggles to reduce a £200 million deficit
Jim posted a comment on A switch from weekly to fortnightly bin collections is one of the options as Barnet Council struggles to reduce a £200 million deficit