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A perfect storm

24 September, 2026

David Floyd talks to cabinet member Simon Radford about his plans to fix the...

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Something for everyone

28 June, 2026

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Bringing people together in tough times

31 May, 2026

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Antisemitic attacks provide backdrop to election

31 May, 2026

Hendon Town Hall with (inset left) council leader Barry Rawlings and (inset right) opposition group leader Peter Zinkin

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Tense count leaves uncertain results

31 May, 2026

People gathering around tables at the Barnet Council count, with a plane in the background

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Sarah Hoyle, Liberal Democrat candidate for Finchley and Golders Green

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Lib Dems are ‘a sensible vote’

24 April, 2026

David Floyd talks to Childs Hill candidate Sarah Hoyle

Barnet Council's first Reform UK councillor Mark Shooter, pictured with assembly member Alex Wilson

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Reform targets potholes and parking

23 April, 2026

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Greens want to do things differently

23 April, 2026

Barnet Council's Colindale office and (inset) Tory group leader Peter Zinkin

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Tories pledge to lobby government for London funding

20 April, 2026

Barnet Council leader Barry Rawlings making his first speech as leader following the May 2022 council elections

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Labour seeking second term amid financial challenges

19 April, 2026

Barnet Council's Colindale offices and (inset) leader Barry Rawlings

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Council defends response to young people’s deaths

30 December, 2025

Green Party leader Zack Polanski on his way to City Hall (credit Facundo Arrizabalaga/MyLondon)

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Khan ‘defending the government rather than doing what Londoners need’ claims Green leader

23 December, 2025

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Local action and the quest for growth

28 August, 2025

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“This is the team that I want to be part of”

2 July, 2025

Sarah Sackman, Labour candidate for Finchley and Golders Green

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“I always bring it back to the local”

27 June, 2025

A caricature of Barnet journalist Nick Jones drawn by Simon Ellinas

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Running around writing stories

13 June, 2025

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‘I think we could see that emergency response was not going to be enough’

24 April, 2025

Portrait image of Middlesex University vice chancellor Shân Wareing

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“We’re intrinsic to the life of the local community”

6 December, 2024

Sarah Sackman - Labour MP for Finchley and Golders Green

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“This is my dream job”

1 December, 2024

The candidate for the Chipping Barnet seat at the count

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“I want to push politics into the background”

4 August, 2024

A sign reading 'Footpath leading to Underhill' the former home of Barnet FC

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Video: Barnet Post on Bring Back Barnet

15 July, 2024

Alex Wilson, Reform UK member of the London Assembly (credit Noah Vickers/Local Democracy Reporting Service)

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First-ever Reform UK politician at City Hall says climate change ‘not an emergency’

21 May, 2024

Anne Clarke - member of the London Assembly representing Barnet and Camden.

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City Hall election: “I’ve been absolutely flying the flag for Barnet and Camden at City Hall”

1 May, 2024

Julie Redmond, the Conservative candidate for the 2024 London Assembly elections in Barnet and Camden

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City Hall election: “I’ve been doing something in Barnet and Camden every day”

25 April, 2024

Count Binface wants Thames Water bosses to take a dip in the Thames "to see how they like it"

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Count Binface on democracy, protecting the Green Belt, and bringing back Ceefax

18 April, 2024

A perfect storm

Something for everyone

Bringing people together in tough times

Antisemitic attacks provide backdrop to election

Tense count leaves uncertain results

Interviews

Lib Dems are ‘a sensible vote’

Reform targets potholes and parking

Greens want to do things differently

Tories pledge to lobby government for London funding

Labour seeking second term amid financial challenges

Khan ‘defending the government rather than doing what Londoners need’ claims Green leader

Local action and the quest for growth

“This is the team that I want to be part of”

“I always bring it back to the local”

Running around writing stories

‘I think we could see that emergency response was not going to be enough’

“We’re intrinsic to the life of the local community”

“This is my dream job”

“I want to push politics into the background”

Video: Barnet Post on Bring Back Barnet

First-ever Reform UK politician at City Hall says climate change ‘not an emergency’

City Hall election: “I’ve been absolutely flying the flag for Barnet and Camden at City Hall”

City Hall election: “I’ve been doing something in Barnet and Camden every day”

Count Binface on democracy, protecting the Green Belt, and bringing back Ceefax

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