Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee meeting
Barnet Council is addressing persistent fly-tipping at Welsh Harp, following discussions at the Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee meeting in November 2025.
Reports presented at the Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee meeting in November 2025 noted persistent fly-tipping at Priestly Way, including hazardous waste. Barnet Council acknowledged these ongoing issues, which have been hampered by waste contamination and access problems. The council is exploring the feasibility of deploying CCTV in affected areas.
The council committed to rectifying the fly-tipping situation within one month of November 2025. The Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee meeting was held to discuss issues related to the Welsh Harp Reservoir.
Key facts
- Barnet Council committed to rectifying fly-tipping at Priestly Way within one month of November 2025. Source
- The Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee meeting was held on Monday 24 November 2025. Source
- Reports presented at the meeting noted fly-tipping incidents included hazardous waste. Source
- Barnet Council is exploring the feasibility of deploying CCTV in affected areas. Source
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