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Individual Membership
The annual membership fee is £10.00 for an individual member. Members receive four newsletters each year and have access to the programme of meetings, and other events.
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Mr N M Sanders posted a comment on High Barnet to have two community-inspired public houses within 300 yards of each other and each run by local residents
Disgruntled of Barnet posted a comment on Fiery exchanges as Labour and Conservative councillors clash over accuracy of list of green belt sites for housing around High Barnet
Bruce Mercer posted a comment on High Barnet to have two community-inspired public houses within 300 yards of each other and each run by local residents
Justin Chin posted a comment on Small stretch of Barnet Playing Fields at Underhill set aside for new Dollis Valley community orchard

Mr N M Sanders posted a comment on High Barnet to have two community-inspired public houses within 300 yards of each other and each run by local residents
Disgruntled of Barnet posted a comment on Fiery exchanges as Labour and Conservative councillors clash over accuracy of list of green belt sites for housing around High Barnet
Bruce Mercer posted a comment on High Barnet to have two community-inspired public houses within 300 yards of each other and each run by local residents
Justin Chin posted a comment on Small stretch of Barnet Playing Fields at Underhill set aside for new Dollis Valley community orchard