The Barnet Society Newsletter
The Barnet Society is proud to publish a detailed newsletter brimming with local news, community updates, and historical tidbits.
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Our Newsletters
Buzz about Bees' return, Community use hope for Tudor Hall, New Islamic centre’s welcome
Alarm bells over Spires proposals, 'Motty' proud of Barnet links, Millie back in old stomping ground
Still all to play for on bingo hall, Julian calling it a day, Something for a variety of taste buds
Time running out to save No 33, There's still a lot of green and pleasant land, QE Girls' memories of the day the Queen came.
Barnet goes from Blue to Red, Mahender's push for a safer community, Den for Barnet dragons
Hat-trick of wins at planning appeals, Spires market expansion plan, Whither our Green Belt?
Whalebones: An Inspector calls, 550th anniversary comes good despite year of uncertainty, Grow-ing interest in the land
Green and pleasant land, A trip down memory lane, Trees, trees, trees.
Love is in the air, 11-0 home win against Victoria, Enforcement not a job for the faint-hearted
Life goes on, but not as we know it, Bull's fight for survival, Green shoots in the town centre
Plans to revive town centre, Housing densisty doubled on the gas works site, Wood Street eyesore is no more
Mixed reaction to new Tube homes plan, Fight for proper nursery school funding, New Barnet right in the swim of things
Uproar over Tube apartments plan, Unfortunately, Whalebones doesn't cut it, Act needed to safeguard Hadley Common.
Life goes on for Barnet, Brexit or not, Open all hours: petition against park plan, A welcome buzz about the place.
Developers have Green Belt in their sights, It's all plain sailing for Noah's Ark, Physic Well benefits from a modern-day makeover.
Premier Inn wins appeal - but will it help to revive High Barnet’s town centre?, Gail makes it to High Street Heroes Awards, Council leader on the defensive over residents' gripes.
Premier Inn refuses to throw in the towel, Council seeks path to redemption, Angry reaction over exclusion from Barnet Hospital CPZ.
Premier Inn checking in to Barnet, Foundation bricks laid at Noah’s Ark children’s hospice, Labour of Love: Keeping the High Street tidy.
Council candidates set out their stalls, Tennage Market moves nearer to kick-off,The Mayor of London's New London Plan.
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NEW: Barnet Society meeting on 27 Feb
These Folk.
Friday 21 February, 3-4pm, Chipping Barnet Library.
A funny, beautiful and heartwarming show performed by two of the UK’s most experienced improvisers.
Book your free ticket - https://bit.ly/4hRkmHa
The Barnet FC Walking Football Team
Is very proud to have won
The Walking Football Association
“ Club Of The Year 2024 “
Wonderful recognition of the hard work of all our players in creating our fab club
Thank you 🙏🏼
NEW: Latest plans for the High Barnet station car park site
🐝 BACK THE BEES 🐝
All seasons pass holders will now have the chance to bring a friend to the Hive to every league game this season for 50% off up until the Yeovil game on the 4th of March! COYB's
#BarnetFC🐝
Jyoti (parent) posted a comment on Main through route from High Barnet to Arkley closed to traffic as Thames Water repair collapsed sewer
Mina Metcalfe posted a comment on Barnet Council planning £22 million in cuts and another significant hike in council tax to tackle spending crisis
Nina posted a comment on The Barnet Society supports Barnet FC returning closer to its historic roots. But we have severe reservations about aspects of the Club’s case
Nat Dawbarn posted a comment on The designs for High Barnet Station car park are entirely out of scale and character with our neighbourhood. In return for such disruption, we deserve an accessible and environmentally enhancing transport hub