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“On the catwalk, everyone is equal”: Barnet homeless day shelter puts on a fashion show

The Homeless Action Barnet day centre is hosting a one-of-a-kind fashion show on Sunday (17th May), Leïla Davaud takes you behind the scenes

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Labour and Tories say ‘policy differences’ prevent deal with Green to secure council leadership

Both the borough's main parties have firmly ruled out making an offer to secure Green councillor Charli Thompson's vote for their candidate for council leader reports David Floyd

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University works with school to tackle the ‘manosphere’

Middlesex University is working with pupils from William Ellis School in Camden to help them talk about what it means to be a teenage boy in 2026 reports Julianna Nauman

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Barnet man charged with sex offences

58-year-old Byron Broderick has been charged with offences related to four girls aged between eight and 16 which are reported to have taken place between 2005 and 2017

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Local lawyers needed

Finchley and Golders Green MP Sarah Sackman is seeking volunteers for her free legal advice centre

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Barnet Council faces deadlock with prospect of no leader being elected

As things stand, neither Labour nor the Conservatives have a clear route to a majority for their candidate at next week's annual meeting reports David Floyd

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Finchley school celebrates student’s youth parliament election

Samia, a year 12 student at The Compton School was elected to the local representative body following a campaign focused on safer streets reports Julianna Nauman

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Barnet MP’s ‘stalking horse’ challenge to Starmer

Hornsey and Friern Barnet MP Catherine West has said will seek nominations to run against the prime minister if the cabinet doesn't move to tackle to the situation following Labour's crushing losses in this week's elections

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Severe Labour losses leave Barnet Council under ‘no overall control’

With the Conservatives just eight votes away from taking the council by winning a second seat in Whetstone, Nicole Bowen reports on a day of high drama at the RAF Museum

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Ninth arrest as part of Golders Green ambulance attack investigation

A man was arrested in Leytonstone on Thursday in connection with attack on Hatzola ambulances in March

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Local Election 2026: Barnet Council results in full

A breakdown of ward level results across the borough as Barnet finds itself with no party in overall control

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Confusion reigns as election sees Barnet plunged into no overall control

Both Labour and the Conservatives had 31 seats after today's count with the borough's first elected Green councillor holding the power reports David Floyd

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Local Election 2026: results as they come in

David Floyd reports from Barnet Council election count at the RAF Museum

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Third arrest following Finchley synagogue attempted arson

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Portsmouth this morning in connection with the attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue

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Barnet Council polling stations have accessible McGonagle Reader for voters with sight loss

Anna Tylor of RNIB on improved voting services for blind people in Barnet

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Barnet Council election 2026: all the info you need tomorrow

As Barnet voters go to polls tomorrow, Julianna Nauman provides a recap on what's going on and what the parties are offering

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Tories hit back at Labour’s ‘desperate lie’ about tax plans 

Opposition leader Peter Zinkin says Barnet Labour’s claims his party wants to hike up council tax by 50% over three years are ‘completely untrue’ reports David Floyd

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Two-in-five young Londoners likely to leave capital amid concern over careers, costs and crime

New research finds a third of 18 to 30-year-olds expect to leave London within the next two years

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Metropolitan Police announces new dedicated team to tackle antisemitic hate crime

The Met says its 100-officer community protection team will focus on protecting Jewish communities across London

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Council handed £500k to help boost ‘community cohesion’ after spate of attacks

The government move comes amid growing fears over the safety of Jewish residents in the borough