UPCOMING EVENTS
Barnet Question Time: put your questions to the Leader of Barnet Council and Cabinet Members
Sign up to attend Barnet Question Time, where you’ll get the chance to put your questions to the Leader of the Council, Cllr Barry Rawlings, and his Cabinet.
This live online event takes place on Thursday 19 October at 7pm. This is your opportunity to ask a question or simply tell the council’s leaders what you think about the borough and how the council can improve.
You can book your place now for Barnet Question Time and you will be sent a joining link closer to the day of the event.
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PAST EVENTS
Register your place in this year’s Interfaith Fun Run.
Join us and help raise money for your nominated charity or just have fun.
We look forward to welcoming to our 2023 AGM which will be held at Hendon Town Hall.
Nominations for the Executive have now closed
AGM AGENDA
1. Introductions & Apologies
2. Reflection
3. Formal approval of minutes, AGM Thursday 14th July 2022
4. Welcome from The Worshipful the Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Nagus Narenthira
5. Chair’s Report – Visual presentation of BMFF Annual Report (ppt)
6. Treasurer’s Report
a. Questions in Qs and As to Treasurers Report
b. Approval of Treasurer’s report
7. Election of Chair and Executive Officers
a. Election report presented by the Returning Officer, Dr Koka Kavita Karishma
8. A.O.B. Please submit any items to the Chair in advance of the meeting
9. Close of AGM
Following the AGM there will be a presentation and discussion on the topic of ‘Local Sustainability – the role of Community and Faith.
Middlesex University Inter Faith Network in collaboration with Barnet Multi Faith Forum is proud to present its second Faith and Peace Walk in Barnet. We aim to promote community cohesion, create interfaith dialogue, provide a safe space for people to enjoy themselves, and learn about some of the interesting buildings and architecture in Hendon.
Hendon is a place of rich architectural history and heritage. It has a variety of faith groups, open spaces, and buildings that will be featured in the London Festival of Architecture 2023. Please come and join us to explore some of these amazing spaces and places of worship beginning at 12pm for a 12.15 pm start (BST) from Hendon Overground Rail Station in our Faith and Peace Walk on Sunday 11th June 2023.
The day will be divided into regular stops so you can stay with the walk as long as you can to hear about the work of the venues, enjoy light refreshments, and use facilities. You can join the walk at any point and can rest and enjoy the stalls and displays on campus from 12.30 pm while waiting for the final event at 4 pm. The walk will end at The Grove, Middlesex University with light refreshments, architectural photographic displays, author talks, choir performance, and an opportunity to visit stalls and meet with other faith groups in Barnet.
Everyone is welcome, but please let us know if extra support is needed. You do not have to be of a specific faith or belief to attend. Children under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The 2022 Faith Walk short film
Working in partnership with the City of London, Barnet is hosting a special event to mark the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Monday 8 May from 1pm to 9pm. It will be a full day of festivities including food and drinks stalls, live music, family funfair and more!
It all takes place at Golders Hill Park, West Heath Avenue, NW11 7QP (alternative entrance North End Road, NW3 7HE). Entry is FREE and no booking is required. Large crowds are expected, and parking will be very limited. Please consider walking or taking public transport.
You can find out more about a host of other events taking place across Barnet to celebrate the coronation, including street parties and library events, here.