Green Belt Consultations
In recent years, the Society has submitted responses to public consultations regarding the Green Belt by the All Party Parliamentary Group, the London Assembly, Hertsmere Council and the London Borough of Enfield.

Why not become a member? Receive our latest newsletter hot off the press four times a year, and support our work with a membership.
If you have some local news, history or want to bring something to our attention please email us.
NEW: Objections to proposals for a new travellers’ site in Arkley
NEW Sculpture exhibition by Barnet care home resident
A dramatic return to league action 💪
Match Highlights from our @SkyBetLeagueTwo clash in Bristol are now available to view on our YouTube Channel 👇
https://youtu.be/aQ-Ym5Pj4G4 🔗
#BarnetFC 🐝
NEW: Barnet Council opens new estate agency
NEW: Dead fish found in Brewery Pond
Havva conway posted a comment on Barnet residents alarmed at prospect of a second site for travellers’ caravans in Arkley’s Green Belt
Simon posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year
Simon Radford posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year
rob posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year
Havva conway posted a comment on Barnet residents alarmed at prospect of a second site for travellers’ caravans in Arkley’s Green Belt
Simon posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year
Simon Radford posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year
rob posted a comment on Barnet’s Conservative councillors issue plea to Labour to level with residents over likelihood of “enormous” rise in council tax next year