Councillor · Barnet
Councillor Alison Moore
- Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health
- Chair, Health & Wellbeing Board
- Stories naming Alison
- 19
- Meetings we covered
- 19
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Alison Moore stated that Barnet Public Health believes there is a gambling harms emergency and is working on a local health needs assessment. The councillor moved a motion stating that the extent of harm caused by gambling is a public health and community safety issue. The councillor spoke in support of a nursery, emphasising its value and suggesting a balance between its benefits and resident impact. Councillor Moore highlighted the importance of £3.5m funding for drug and alcohol services, stating it will allow the service to rise to the challenge of meeting the borough's needs.
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Stories naming Councillor Alison Moore
- Barnet Council Considers Limiting Gambling and Fast Food Outlets to Address Health Concerns Councillor Moore, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health, responded positively, agreeing with the need for further powers for local government to limit the number of fast food outlets. She highlighted the health harms associated with fast food, particularly the high rates of child and adult obesity in Barnet.
- 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...
- Traffic Concerns Delay Decision on High Road Retail Application Councillor Alison Moore, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health, called in the application due to concerns raised by local residents. She highlighted the lack of delivery vehicle space and...
- Debate Erupts Over Care Home Funding in Barnet An amendment to the motion (Administration amendment to Opposition Motion - Caring for our residents) was introduced by Councillor Moore, aiming to correct what she described as "significant and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Alison was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Cross Regeneration Reaches Key Milestones, New Housing and Student Accommodation Delivered
- Barnet Council Approves Publication of Annual Equalities Report
- Barnet Council to reintroduce weekly food waste collections
- Barnet Council to Keep Hostage Posters Until Further Engagement with Jewish Community
- Barnet Council Approves £97 Million Investment for Roads and Pavements