Councillor · Barnet
Councillor Anne Clarke
Labour
Cricklewood ward
Barnet
- Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure, Arts, and Sport
- Stories naming Anne
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Anne Clarke described the Finchley Leisure Centre project as a "good news story for Finchley" and "gaining locally from development," stating the new facility is "paid for out of other people's money." The councillor commented on the difference a PSPO has made and the importance of visible signage. The councillor urged the committee to reject the Barnet FC stadium application, stating the proposed site is unacceptable and is green belt.
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Stories naming Councillor Anne Clarke
- Finchley Leisure Centre business case revised The estimated total cost of the project is £37 million. This is largely funded by a £29 million capital premium from the developer, Regal GNLP Limited (trading as Arada), who will also hold the construction risk. The Council's contribution amounts to £8 million, designated for contingency and project management...
- Barnet Considers Borough-Wide Pigeon Feeding Ban Councillor Clarke commented on the difference the PSPO has made over the last three years, and the importance of visible signage to empower the community.
- 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...
- Barnet FC Stadium Plan Rejected Over Green Belt Concerns Assembly Member Anne Clarke urged the committee to reject the application, stating that the proposed site is unacceptable and that the land is green belt.
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Anne was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Barnet Council accepts all 18 recommendations from financial review
- £750k allocated for Barnet community projects
- Barnet Council forecasts £2.6m Q1 overspend due to rising demand and financial challenges
- Brent Cross Development: New Leases Secured for University Campus, Parks, and Retail Spaces
- Barnet Council to review parklet licensing following resident petition