Barnet Electoral Review - Local Government Boundary Commission England Consultation (Phase 1)
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This consultation has now closed.
The Commission has considered all the submissions it received from this stage of the review and has now drawn up draft recommendations for the new electoral arrangements in Barnet Council. The independent Local Boundary Commission for England are now asking for your views on this draft. For more information please click here.
The Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) have started an electoral review of the London Borough of Barnet. The review will draw new council ward boundaries across Barnet to make sure each councillor represents an equal number of voters.
Tell the Commission what you think
Local people know their area best. That’s why the Commission are asking local residents to give their views on a range of issues to help shape the review. The Commission wants to hear from local people and organisations on:
Where ward boundaries should be?
Which areas you identify as your local community?
Where do people in your area go to access local facilities such as shops and leisure activities?
The Commission has considered all the submissions it received from this stage of the review and has now drawn up draft recommendations for the new electoral arrangements in Barnet Council. The independent Local Boundary Commission for England are now asking for your views on this draft. For more information please click here.
The Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) have started an electoral review of the London Borough of Barnet. The review will draw new council ward boundaries across Barnet to make sure each councillor represents an equal number of voters.
Tell the Commission what you think
Local people know their area best. That’s why the Commission are asking local residents to give their views on a range of issues to help shape the review. The Commission wants to hear from local people and organisations on:
Where ward boundaries should be?
Which areas you identify as your local community?
Where do people in your area go to access local facilities such as shops and leisure activities?