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The North London Coroner’s Jurisdiction covers the five London Boroughs of Barnet, Brent, Harrow, Haringey and Enfield. The Coroners service, including the Coroner’s Court is run on behalf of the H.M. Coroner and the five boroughs by the London Borough of Haringey. The main public mortuary is used by Barnet, Brent and Harrow. The functions provided by the Mortuary are to:

If you have tried and exhausted all other avenues for resolving a hedge dispute, you can make a complaint about a neighbour's evergreen hedge to us. Preventing hedge problems To help people resolve hedge disputes amicably, read Over the Garden Hedge, a leaflet on how to settle your hedge differences without involving the local authority.

About Stonegrove and Spur Road Stonegrove and Spur Road recently became the first of our major growth and regeneration projects under the Delivering for Barnet programme to be completed. As the final homes were finished in May 2018, a 13-year regeneration programme, including ten years of construction at the Edgware estate, drew to a close.

At the lower end of Brent Street is Brent Green. This small piece of ground was saved from developers in 1878 by a group of local people. Further down the road, where Hampshire Court is today, was Salisbury Plain. This was a piece of wasteland in front of an inn called The Load of Hay (demolished 2002). During the 18th century animals being taken to London were penned here overnight.

Join a networking forum There’s a range of specialist forums in Barnet, for the voluntary, community and faith sector to network, and share information. Attending these forums and signing up to their mailing lists are a great way to stay in touch and find out about training and funding opportunities. Adults and Communities Volunteer Community Sector Forum Networking, information sharing and training with service providers to adults from the council, VCS and CCG in Barnet. The forum meets on a quarterly basis. 

Eating well is an important factor in helping to reduce the risk of heart disease, obesity and stroke. Healthier Catering Award is an initiative aimed at encouraging outlets to take some simple steps to reduce saturated fat and salt and offer healthier alternatives such as low sugar drinks or smaller portion sizes. All types of catering establishments are eligible to apply for the scheme including sandwich bars, pubs, restaurants, business caterers, leisure centres and take away shops.

Hours of service Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium can host cremation services from: 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm,  Saturday, Sunday and Public Bank Holidays No cremations will take place on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. Requests for services outside these hours will be accommodated if possible.