Prohibition 13B
Barnet Council is currently considering new Public Space Protection Orders, including Prohibition 13B, following a public consultation.
Barnet Council is considering new Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs), which include Prohibition 13B, following a public consultation. The Safer Communities Partnership Board (SCPB) discussed the consultation results in November 2025, approving them to inform the council's Cabinet. These PSPOs aim to address anti-social behaviour, such as pigeon feeding, loitering, vehicle misuse, and open fires in specific open spaces.
Prohibition 13B is a proposed restriction on entering gated-off areas between the old Market in Barnfield Car Park and the adjacent stairwell to Watling Avenue. The public consultation on the proposed PSPOs ran from July 2025 to August 2025, receiving 164 responses. While the SCPB's approval informs Cabinet, no specific upcoming meetings are currently scheduled for a decision.
Key facts
- The Safer Communities Partnership Board (SCPB) discussed the consultation results on 21 November 2025. Source
- The public consultation on new Public Space Protection Orders ran from 2 July 2025 to 17 August 2025. Source
- The consultation received 164 responses. Source
- The SCPB approved the consultation to inform Barnet Council's Cabinet. Source
- The proposed PSPOs aim to address anti-social behaviour, including pigeon feeding and loitering. Source
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