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GPs share NHS chief executive's concerns

10:41am Friday 5th February 2010

Barnet Local Medical Committee welcomes the arrival of Cameron Ward as the new chief executive of NHS Barnet and his views as reported (‘NHS faces squeeze, says new head’, Times Series, January 28).

Brent Cross Cricklewood: So-called myths are still concerns

10:36am Friday 5th February 2010

In reply to Jonathan Joseph (‘Working to dispel the myths’, Your Views, January 28), the Cricklewood Community Forum welcomes his offer of a continuing dialogue on the development plans.

We won’t be bamboozled

10:37am Friday 5th February 2010

I see Jonathan Joseph has emerged to yet again attack the thousands of people who object to the misguided plans for the so-called ‘regeneration’ of Brent Cross Cricklewood.

Light railway at Brent Cross

10:38am Friday 5th February 2010

According to last week’s Your Views, the Brent Cross developers say: ‘We will be working in the coming weeks and months to address a number of the myths that appear to have developed around the scheme.’ It is no myth public consultation has been arrogant and meaningless. This is because the Development Framework of 2004 has been treated as an approved plan, instead of just planning guidance.

Learning from native species

10:39am Friday 5th February 2010

I would very much welcome the planting of Dawn Redwood trees in Edgware (‘Green campaigners criticise plans for 100 trees by road’, Times Series, January 28).

Public footpath is an invitation to rats

10:40am Friday 5th February 2010

The public footpath at the back of Watling Avenue shops and walkway from the main car park to the station is a disgrace.

Working to dispel the myths

10:31am Friday 29th January 2010

I would like to clarify several points in response to Pauline McKinnell’s letter (‘Brent Cross Cricklewood plan’, Your Views, January 14).

No easy route for residents

10:32am Friday 29th January 2010

When the ‘easyCouncil’ concept was launched by Barnet’s Conservative administration, the only concrete proposal to emerge was for an extra charge to fast-track planning applications.

Library uniforms: Is privatisation the next chapter?

10:34am Friday 29th January 2010

I’m thrilled Barnet Council might save enough money on housing wardens to be able to buy uniforms for library staff.

We need more basic fitness facilities

10:35am Friday 29th January 2010

I agree more should be done to promote the benefits of healthy living to children (‘Healthy minds leads to healthy attitudes’, Times Series, January 21).






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