Barnet Post is a not-for-profit publication, written by and for local people: giving readers the chance to learn more about what is going on in their area and to read (and write) stories about what matters to them.
The Post aims to hold power to account, promote the work of local community organisations and voluntary groups, and provide a platform for local people to raise important issues. The Post is an inclusive platform aiming to reflect the diversity of the borough and support local communities to tell their own stories.
From December 2023, The Post will also be a monthly free newspaper distributed through supermarkets and other community venues across the borough.
Barnet Post is produced by Social Spider Community News, publishers of Waltham Forest Echo, Haringey Community Press, Enfield Dispatch and Newham Voices. These publications operate on a sustainable, not-for-profit model funded primarily through local advertising and supplemented by donations through our membership schemes. Any surplus income generated is reinvested in our journalism.
If you would like to help support Barnet Post find out more about our supporter scheme or consider purchasing an advertisement for your organisation.
Our team
Editor: David Floyd
Local Democracy Reporter: Grace Howarth
Sales Manager: Maia Wolf
Designer: Jonathan Duncan
Our members
Eamonn Rafferty, David Hillel, Ms A M Poppy, Mark Fineberg, Rob White, Bruce Mackay, John Stephen Corcoran, Guy Thursby-Pelham, Philip Cohen, Malcolm Douglas, Peter Boustred, Murray Birt, Anne Hutton, Ros Staines, A Rosenfelder, Joanne Donnelly, Barbara Pearce, Mac Stewart, Bill Todd, Richard Fawcett, Binita Shah, Simon Watson, Ray Floyd, Catherine Loveday, Andrea Poser, David Brindle, Anne Clarke, Michael Levitsky, Ged Sagar, Fatema Ahmed, Charlotte Thompson, Michael Gilbey, Paul Salman, Chris Smith, Lisa Bard, David Burns, Claire Farrier, Holly Kal-Weiss, Andrea Malam
Complaints
Barnet Post is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso). For more information on our complaints policy and how to make a complaint, click here.
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