Barnet Council's Cabinet convened on 14 August 2025, at Hendon Town Hall, to discuss the Geron Way Replacement Waste Transfer Station project. The meeting included both public and exempt sessions to address the matter.
The meeting began with a motion, initiated by Councillor Barry Rawlings, Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Strategic Partnerships, Economy, and Effective Council, to exclude the press and public to discuss confidential aspects of the project. The motion was seconded and passed.
During the exempt session, the Cabinet authorised an increase to the overall budget for the Geron Way Replacement Waste Transfer Station. The specific amount of the increased budget was discussed in the exempt report. They also delegated authority to the executive director of growth, in consultation, to manage specific changes related to the 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 Member for Equalities, Poverty Reduction and the Voluntary & Community Sector; Councillor Simon Radford, Cabinet Member for Financial Sustainability; Councillor Alan Schneiderman, Cabinet Member for Environment & Climate Change; Councillor Anne Clarke, Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure, Arts & Sports; Councillor Sara Conway, Cabinet Member for Community Safety, Community Cohesion and Ending Violence Against Women and Girls; Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb, Cabinet Member for Family Friendly Barnet; and Councillor Alison Moore, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health.
Further details on the decisions made during the meeting are available in the Public Reports Pack.
