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The Council’s office in Colindale is located 7 minutes from Colindale tube station and has 4 rooms available for the members of the public to hire. The rooms can be used for a variety of events including:

Barnet Council in conjunction with its contractual partner Regional Enterprise (Re), The Barnet Group and other agencies are working to deliver an ambitious growth and regeneration programme, ensuring that the borough continues to be an attractive place to live, work and invest. We work with the developers to bring forward high-quality developments at a faster pace. This includes, but is not limited to:

Our local businesses, including cafes, bars and restaurants, are important to our community. As we emerge from the pandemic, we want to promote outdoor trading and restore confidence for residents to return to our high streets, as well as supporting the local economy to thrive.

The London Borough of Barnet, like other councils, has wide powers to make bylaws in relation to a range of areas under its control. Generally, bylaws seek to  uphold good order, government and public health. Bylaws created by the council must be sealed and then confirmed by a higher power as valid before they are enforceable. After this, bylaws are given the weight of law and are generally enforceable by the council. Persons who contravene an enforceable bylaw may be subject to a penalty or a fine.

Working in the entertainment industry can be a rewarding and valuable experience for children. However, it's illegal for any child of statutory school age or younger to work in entertainment without a performance licence or authorisation from their local council. This is because legislation exists to ensure that children are not exploited, are employed safely and that their education and health does not suffer.