Councillor · Barnet
Councillor Alan Schneiderman
- Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Change
- Stories naming Alan
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Alan Schneiderman stated that Barnet already incorporates many principles found in new flood defence standards and that their adoption would formalise good practice. He also said that feedback and responses from the statutory consultation period for the Underhill South CPZ would be analysed. The councillor proposed a motion to welcome the reintroduction of weekly food waste collections, stating it demonstrates commitment to improving the borough and anticipates cost savings. He moved a motion that was carried by the Council regarding a £97 million investment for roads and pavements.
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Stories naming Councillor Alan Schneiderman
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Barnet Approves Rights of Way Improvement Plan Councillor Alan Schneiderman, Cabinet Member for Environment & Climate Change, presented the plan, emphasising its support for Barnet's goals for sustainable transport, public health, and inclusive access to green spaces. The ROWIP aligns with the Barnet Local Plan, Transport Strategy, and Health and Wellbeing...
- Barnet Council Approves Budget Increase and Delegated Authority for Geron Way Waste Transfer Station Project The recommendations were agreed upon by the Cabinet members present, including Councillor Ross Houston, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Homes & Regeneration; Councillor Zahra Beg, Cabinet...
From meetings they attended
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- Brent Cross Regeneration Reaches Key Milestones, New Housing and Student Accommodation Delivered
- Barnet Council Approves Publication of Annual Equalities Report
- Barnet Council to Keep Hostage Posters Until Further Engagement with Jewish Community
- Barnet Council to investigate asylum hotel closures
- Barnet Council to review fees and charges