Former councillor · Barnet
Claire Farrier
Labour
East Finchley ward
Barnet
Former councillor
- Chair, Planning Committee
- Stories naming Claire
- 5
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 26 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Claire Farrier chaired a committee that confirmed a Tree Preservation Order. The councillor was part of a Licensing Sub-Committee and chaired the Planning Committee, noting future consultation on site selection. The councillor also asked about air quality and noise from the railway, and asked about filling environmental health vacancies.
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Stories naming Claire Farrier
- Barnet Council Confirms Tree Preservation Order for Oak at 64 Kingsley Way Despite Landowner Objections The committee ultimately voted to confirm the TPO, with Councillor Claire Farrier, the chair, announcing the decision. This confirmation has implications for liability. Should the council confirm the TPO and subsequently refuse consent to fell, it will assume liability under Regulation 24 and Part 6 of the 2012...
- North Finchley Residents Object to New Alcohol License The Licensing Sub-Committee, consisting of Councillors Claire Farrier, Caroline Stock and Andrea Bilbow OBE, followed a specific procedure during the hearing, based on regulations made by the...
- Barnet Expands EV Charging with LCD Advertising Screens Councillor Claire Farrier, chair of the Planning Committee, noted that councillors would be consulted on site selection in the future to better address local concerns. According to the meeting...
- Mill Hill Car Park to Become 130 New Homes The development will include 50% affordable housing, split between 30% London Living Rent and 70% Discount Market Rent. The 'Discount Market Rent' (DMR) will be calculated as 70% of the...
- Barnet Council Grapples with Environmental Health Staff Shortage Councillor Claire Farrier asked whether the plan was to fill the three vacancies in the next three to four months, and Ms. Smallcombe confirmed that was the aim.
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Claire was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Barnet Council to congratulate Queen Elizabeth's School
- Barnet Council Reaffirms Commitment to Community Cohesion and Safety Amidst Rising Hate
- Barnet Council to hold minute's silence for Yom Kippur attack
- Barnet Council to Congratulate Mayor on Pollution Reduction
- Council to consider new posts for children's services