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Corporate Plan Indicators 2013/14 Quarter 1

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Performance monitor, quarter 1 2013-14 Adults and Communities, quarter 1 2013-14 Children's Education and Skills, quarter 1 2013-14

Edgware Station Road

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Station Road Station Road and Hale Lane have existed since 1597. Station Road officially changed its name from Church Lane early in 1931.

Colney Hatch (Finchley N10)

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Colney Hatch is the name for the area of Friern Barnet which surrounds the old town hall. By 1234 parts of the area belonged to a manor called Halliwick, but the manor house wasn't built until around 1602. Colney Hatch was dominated by Hollick Wood, which was 160 acres in the 1650s (ten times larger than our Coppetts Wood). It neighboured another large wood to the south called Tottenham Wood.

Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BRAYNE Jess Labour Party 2,314 (elected) EVANS Lesley Conservative Party 1,979 FLETCHER Phil Green Party 387 MACDONALD Duncan Colin Liberal Democrat 452 RYAN Barry UK Independence Party (UKIP) 459

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Hampstead Garden Suburb

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The Hampstead Garden Suburb, founded by Henrietta Barnett in 1907, brought changes to Temple Fortune east of the Finchley Road.

Armed Forces Covenant

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Financial Forward Plan and Capital Programme

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The council budget and capital programme contains the budget and council tax report approved by council each year. The revenue budget covers the estimated annual running costs of council services, including employees, premises and supply costs, and income from grants and customer charges.

New Barnet Framework Supporting Documents

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New Barnet Framework - summary New Barnet Framework - scoping report New Barnet Framework - Draft

Parson Street (Hendon NW4)

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The Abbot of Westminster, lord of the manor of Hendon until the Reformation, built a house called Hendon Place from around 1285. Hendon Place was rebuilt in the Elizabethan period, and again around 1760. There is story that Elizabeth I planted a cedar tree in the grounds of the house when Sir John Fortescue lived there.

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