BMFF Posts
Metropolitan Police Turnaround Plan 2023-2025
Met Commissioner Turnaround Plan letter to community stakeholders …
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Call for nominations – Barnet Civic Award 2023
Barnet – Civic Awards Poster 2023 A3 Find out more… …
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Celebrating Black History Month in Barnet
This October marks the 35th Black History Month (BHM), a national awareness campaign which recognises and celebrates the contributions of …
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Statement from BMFF on the death of Queen Elizabeth II
We are saddened at the news that our Queen has died. God rest her soul. In her Christmas broadcasts she …
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Funding – Celebrating Black History Month in Barnet
This October marks the 35th Black History Month (BHM), a national awareness campaign which recognises and celebrates the contributions of …
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Cutting Methane – Environmental Sub Group
Methane emissions are four times more sensitive to climate change than the world’s top scientists had estimated as recently as …
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News via Twitter
@JulieGittoes: Delighted to be able to attend #TheBigIftar @MiddlesexUni @BMFForum with Julie Siddiqi, @chiefrabbi @mayorofbarnet & many others from across Barnet: reflecting on our practices of fasting across faith traditions & celebrating how we can work together for our communities https://t.co/IOmxnTcs33
@anne_clarke: Wonderful evening @BMFForum Big Iftar. Thank you to @MiddlesexUni for hosting, @BarnetCouncil and officers for supporting.
Really special to hear from @chiefrabbi and Julie Siddiqi! https://t.co/XT73AJU8Jy
Inspector Moseley & Esmond Rosen at The Barnet HMD
Mitzvah Day Interfaith Cooking @JW3
© Photo by Yakir Zur
BMFF secretary (Asmina 2nd from left) supporting fabulous Mitzvah Day Interfaith Cooking @JW3
Tahseen, Councillor Barry Rawlings, Asmina, Vice Chancellor of Middlesex University Tim Blackman and David at the Changing the Culture Initiative event at Middlesex University on 6 June 2019
Pictures from the Big Iftar at the Fatwa Council with the Veterans
Cllr Richard Cornelius Leader of Barnet Council addressing the BMFForum at the IANL Mosque with a message of sympathy for victims of the Christchurch murders
Statement from Barnet Multi Faith Forum ![]()
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We are saddened at the news that our Queen has died. God rest her soul. In her Christmas broadcasts she regularly revealed the personal Christian faith that guided her life. She showed respect for the different faiths of the world. Our Forum has been always encouraged in its work of promoting interfaith dialogue and action in Barnet by her lead and faith. We pass on our condolences to the members of her family. God save the King