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NEW: Work ongoing at The Black Horse
NEW: Planning refused for new home in Barnet woodland
Happy International Women’s Day!
On Monday, we celebrated Barnet’s most inspiring women and girls at our annual InspirationAll Awards!
See the full list of winners here: https://bit.ly/4bl8Kvq
Here's to the women who break barriers, spark ideas, and inspire change! #IWD2026
NEW: Barnet Residents’ Association powers litter clean-up in the town centre
Mr. Daithe posted a comment on Save Chipping Barnet Woodland campaigners delighted by planning refusal for new house in a protected wood close to Hadley Green
Alan Giles posted a comment on New studio is under construction for Barnet Guild of Artists in a field that was once part of Whalebones farm and estate
Greg posted a comment on US tech firm reveals more about its plans to build one of Europe’s largest data centres in green belt land just to the south of Potters Bar
Chris Nightingale posted a comment on Bags of litter piled up after clean-up organised by Barnet Residents Association – and the town’s MP is urging more community action