New campaign launch – Save Our Newts
Save Our Newts is a new campaign launched to counter the threat to the Glebelands Nature Reserve, one of the last remaining wild spaces in Finchley.
Save Our Newts is a new campaign launched to counter the threat to the Glebelands Nature Reserve, one of the last remaining wild spaces in Finchley.
The Barnet Society and Barnet Residents Association have written to the Deputy Mayor expressing concerns that “there is a perception risk that the decision-making process lacks the necessary distance and objectivity”
Our Quiz Night Supper Fundraiser at St Albans Church Hall raised £1,187 for Our North Finchley! This is an incredible result and will make a real difference to the campaign.
We must now persuade the Mayor to reject Arada-Regal’s dreadful plan for the GNLP
Barnet council has sent a formal notice to the Mayor of its decision to refuse Arada-Regal’s GNLP planning application. The Mayor will decide on the next steps by the end of January 2026. The Strategic Planning Committee voted to refuse…
At a meeting on 4 December 2025, Barnet Council’s Strategic Planning Committee rejected the major proposal by Regal London Limited to build large blocks of flats at the Great North Leisure Park in Finchley. The Committee decided that “this high…
We have just launched a new petition with others in the local community to protect one of Finchley’s most precious natural habitats: Glebelands Nature Reserve. This wild green space is home to great crested newts, bats, and other protected species,…
Sent to: [email protected] The Rt Hon Sarah Sackman House of Commons London, SW1A 0AA Dear Sarah, I am writing on behalf of the “Our North Finchley” campaign to express our very strong objections to the Government’s proposal to reduce the…
We are excited to be working with State – a new platform for democratic participation that puts power back in the hands of communities. State is developing a powerful tool to help residents have their voices heard on major local issues. As…
Two planning applications that include parts of the Tally Ho triangle are now being considered by the Council. One is by Regal London and the other by the owners of Balfour House. The sites of the proposed developments overlap and…