Golders Green Town Centre Strategy Consultation

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Golders Green Town Centre Strategy Consultation: Establishing the Communities Priority Projects List

Overview

Barnet Council is committed to improving its residents’ lives and making its high streets great places to live, work, learn, shop, relax, invest, socialise and visit for all.

Golders Green, classified as a ‘Main Town Centre’, is prioritised in Barnet’s Entrepreneurial Strategy in terms of having the potential to accommodate growth and investment in the town centre.

As part of this prioritisation, in July 2017 we appointed Fluid Design (an urban design, architecture and participation specialist) to develop a Town Centre Strategy for Golders Green. The purpose

Golders Green Town Centre Strategy Consultation: Establishing the Communities Priority Projects List

Overview

Barnet Council is committed to improving its residents’ lives and making its high streets great places to live, work, learn, shop, relax, invest, socialise and visit for all.

Golders Green, classified as a ‘Main Town Centre’, is prioritised in Barnet’s Entrepreneurial Strategy in terms of having the potential to accommodate growth and investment in the town centre.

As part of this prioritisation, in July 2017 we appointed Fluid Design (an urban design, architecture and participation specialist) to develop a Town Centre Strategy for Golders Green. The purpose of the strategy is to provide a practical handbook for the council, community and our partners to develop a strategic and comprehensive plan to guide improvements for Golders Green Town Centre.

In developing the strategy Fluid Design, to date, has undertaken a range of consultation and engagement activities with the local community. These events have been used to better understand the area and collate the opinions, thoughts and ideas of the community and other key stakeholders, to help inform and shape the vision and the strategy proposed to date.

To build on the previous engagement, we now wish to give the local community an opportunity to review the final draft of the strategy and identify their priorities from the list of ‘proposed improvements’ identified for each character area within the town centre. Your feedback will be collated to produce a ‘Community Project Priorities List’ that will be integrated into the Final Golders Green Town Centre Strategy document.

How to give your views:

To read the full strategy and to find out how take part in the consultation please visit Fluid Design's consultation page.

There is also an opportunity for you to come and discuss the strategy with us in person at three on-street pop-up sessions in the Town Centre. The dates and venues for these pop up events are outlined below:

  • Wednesday 4 September. Golders Green Tube Station – 4.00pm to 7.00pm
  • Sunday 8 September. Outside Golders Green Library – 10.00am to 1.00pm
  • Tuesday 10 September. Outside Golders Green Sainsbury’s Superstore – 11.00am to 2.00pm

For any further information, or to request a questionnaire in an alternative format, please email ourgoldersgreen@gmail.com or call 020 7729 0770.

This consultation has now closed.

  • We asked, you said, we did

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    We asked

    We asked for your views on the Final Draft of the Golders Green Town Centre Strategy.

    You said

    This consultation generated a lot of response with 54 people completing feedback forms, that demonstrated clear support, with over 70% of survey respondents agreeing with the overall vision. This level of support was maintained over the three ‘character areas’ identified, with only the Golders Green Hub area around the station falling below this, at 60% (but with 20% stating they were neutral regarding this area). This general level of support was also reflected in the face-to-face conversations with over 250 community members.

    We did

    The final strategy document has been revised in response to public consultation and the Final version of the strategy was taken to Housing and Growth Committee in January 2020 for adoption.