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Barnet Market and Fair
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High Barnet is known for its market, which has existed in various forms and at various locations since at least the 12th century. There may well have been a livestock market at High Barnet before the granting of the charter by King John in August 1199. The old market was originally located where Wood Street divides from the High Street, and was held on Mondays in 1588, and on Wednesdays by the 18th century.
Rate books
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Rate books at the Local Studies Centre 'Rates' were local taxes paid to the council for every property in the borough, like today's Council Tax. Rate books are arranged by areas and then by streets. They list the owner, the occupier and the tax paid. They are useful for dating property and confirming the residents. The following rate books are available on microfilm:
Recycling and waste
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Find your household bin collection day, report a missed bin collection, order new or additional bins and sacks, bin collections.
Hadley Highstone
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The area of Hadley Highstone takes its name from a monument to the Battle of Barnet. The monument is a sandstone obelisk which was originally put up by Sir Jeremy Sambrook in 1740. It reads "Here was fought the famous battle between Edward IV and the Earl of Warwick April 14th Anno 1471 in which the Earl was Defeated and Slain".
Placements privacy notice
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The Placements team identifies placements (such as foster care) for children that come into the care of the council. Our work is directed by the council’s social care teams and our team works closely with all teams across the service in social care. Barnet is a member of the North London Fostering Consortium, where six local authorities work together on appropriate placements for children in local authority care.
Local Government Election Results 2018
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Overall results for Barnet Local Elections May 2018 Conservative Party Labour Party Councillors 38 25
Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA)
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The Barnet Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) has developed a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). This is a statutory responsibility, as set out under the National Health Service (Pharmaceutical Services and Local Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2013 (SI 2013 No. 349) and amended in 2014 (SI 2014 No. 417). A PNA is a document which records the assessment of the need for pharmaceutical services within a specific area. As such, it sets out:
High Road (Finchley N2)
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Shortly before 1300 a new road north out of London was made through Finchley, which we now call the High Road. At the bottom of the hill just where the railway crosses the road there was a bridge, later called Hanson's Bridge (1444), over a stream called Mutton Brook. The road was improved in 1712. It passed up the hill from Hanson's Bridge to Fortis Green Road. We now call this part of the road Stag Hill, but it was formally New Gate Lane.
Registration of cooling towers
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Application for Registration of Cooling Towers Licence summary If you control non-domestic premises you must ensure that you notify the local authority of any cooling tower or evaporative condenser (notifiable devices) on the premises.
Submitting a planning application
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Find out how you can submit your planning application to us at Barnet Council.