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Affordable Housing Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) Sustainability Appraisal Consultation Statement

Brent Street was a section of a main road north out of London. At the Quadrant there is a milestone, the last piece of physical evidence of the old road. A small hamlet grew up during the Tudor period, at the junction of Brent Street and Bell Lane. Brent Street parish-pump supplied water for much of the area in the early 19th century, and there was also a 'cage' (1796 - 1883), an outdoor cell for holding for criminals.

Our address Barnet Council, 2 Bristol Avenue, Colindale, NW9 4EW Google Maps link Public transport The office is well served by public transport with several bus routes serving the area. Colindale tube station (Northern Line, Edgware branch) is also just a 5-8-minute walk.

This Dementia Needs Assessment aims to inform commissioning intentions by describing the local population in terms of dementia prevalence, diagnosis, risk factors and access to services. Information from a variety of sources, both local and national, has been analysed and presented to create a clear picture of dementia in the borough.

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European election results - 22 May 2014 European parliamentary election results for London Borough of Barnet Name of party or independent  Number of Votes  4 Freedoms Party (UK EPP) 938 An Independence from Europe 1071 Animal Welfare Party 961 British National

The Old Bull and Bush was open in the 1720s. By 1762 North End had 17 houses, 3 cottages, as well as 2 inns.  Prime Minister William Pitt the elder (c1766) lived at Pitt House (demolished 1952). Hope Cottage was the home of a painter called John Linnell (1820s) where he was visited by Blake and Morland. The house was the childhood home of Wilkie Collins, the novelist.