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High Barnet or Chipping Barnet is a place in the London Borough of Barnet, North London, England. With regards to planning permission in Barnet or high barnet, It is a suburban development built Barnet Council around a twelfth-century settlement Barnet Counciland is located 10 miles (16 km) north Barnet Council north-west of Charing Cross. Barnet Council Therefore planning l;aw is in place Barnet Council to protect the heritage and appeal of barnet. planning permission can be attained for Barnet Council property in barnet and it is by all Barnet Council means not impossible to get large Barnet Councilproposals approved in barnet. The Barnet Councilname Barnet is often abbreviated to Barnet, which is also the name of the London borough of Barnet which it is part of as part of Barnet Council the greater london authority. Barnet Council Chipping Barnet is the name of the Barnet Council Parliamentary constituency covering Barnet Councilthe local area - the word 'Chipping' Barnet Councildenotes the presence of a market (one Barnet Councilwas established here in the Barnet Councilthirteenth century and persists to this day.
Chipping Barnet was the site of the Battle of Barnet in 1471 (more accurately, Hadley), where Barnet Council Yorkist troops led by Barnet Council  King Edward IV killed the rebellious "Kingmaker" Barnet Council Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick and Warwick's brother,Barnet Council John Neville, 1st Barnet Council Marquess of Montagu. Barnet Hill is Barnet Council said to be the hill mentioned in the nursery rhyme "The Grand Old Duke of York".Barnet Council It is the site of an ancient and Barnet Council well-known horse fair, whence Barnet Council comes the rhyming slang of Barnet Fair or barnet for 'hair'. The fair dates back to 1588 when Barnet Council Queen Elizabeth I granted a charter Barnet Council to the Lord of the Manor of Barnet Barnet Council to hold a twice yearly fair. Famous Barnet Market isBarnet Council now over 810 years Barnet Council old. On 23 August 1199 King John Barnet Council issued a Charter for a Market at Barnet to the Lord of the Manor, the Abbot of St. Barnet Council Albans, John de Cella.Barnet Council Chipping Barnet was historically a Barnet Council civil parish of Hertfordshire and Barnet Council formed part of the Barnet Urban Barnet Council District from 1894. The parish was Barnet Council abolished in 1965 and the Chipping Barnet section of its former area was transferred Barnet Council from Hertfordshire to Greater London Barnet Council and the newly-created London Borough Barnet Council of Barnet.[1] In 1801 the parish had Barnet Council a population of 1,258 and covered an Barnet Council area of 1,440 acres (6 km²). By 1901 Barnet Council Barnet Council the parish was Barnet Council reduced to 380 acres (1.5 km²) and Barnet Council had a population of 2,893. In 1951 Barnet Council the population was 7,062.[2]Barnet Council In Saxon times the site was part of Barnet Council an extensive wood called Southaw, Barnet Council belonging to the Abbey of St Albans. Barnet Council The name of the town appears in Barnet Council early deeds as 'Bergnet' - the Saxon Barnet Council word 'Bergnet'[3] meant a little Barnet Council hill (monticulus). Barnet's elevated Barnet Council position is also indicated in one of its alternative names ('High Barnet'), which Barnet Council appears in many old books and maps, Barnet Council and which the railway company Barnet Council restored. According to local belief, Barnet Council though not verified, "Barnet stands Barnet Council on the highest ground betwixt London Barnet Council and York." The area was historically Barnet Council a common resting point on the Barnet Council traditional Great North Road between Barnet Council the City of London and York and Edinburgh.At the turn of the 21st century, a tongue-in-cheek Barnet Council movement calling for the name Barnet to be changed to "Barnét" began to gain the Barnet Council attention of the public and the Barnet Council national media, with many public Barnet Council road signs in the area regularly Barnet Council being altered to contain the accented character.[4][5][6] Barnet Council has Barnet Council been treating any such alterations to public road signs as vandalism.[edit]Geography
Barnet Council The tower of Barnet parish church — Barnet Council St John the Baptist — at the top of Barnet Hill claims to be the highest point between Barnet Council itself and the Ural Mountains 2,000 Barnet Council miles (3,200 km) to the east.[7] However, the same has been said of numerous other Barnet Council points. Since the opening of the Barnet Council railway, development has increased Barnet Council considerably, especially in the west Barnet Council of the area near Arkley.Barnet Council Neighbouring areas
Barnet Hill is a major hill on the historic Great North Road. In coaching days, 150 stage coaches Barnet Council passed through Barnet daily. The Barnet Council modern Great North Road replacement Barnet Council the A1 avoids the town along Barnet Bypass.

Barnet Council Victorian Architecture of High Barnet Tube StationHigh Barnet tube station is the terminus of the Barnet Council High Barnet branch of the Northern Line and is the northernmost station on the line.. (Trains run every 3–9 minutes to Morden via Bank, Barnet Council or to Kennington via Charing Cross, from three southbound platforms). The next station south is Totteridge and Whetstone.[edit]Railway stationsThere are no overground railway stations in High Barnet itself, Barnet Council buy stations are nearby, and 

 tands in what was the centre of the town, was erected by John de la Moote, abbot of St Albans, about 1400, the architect being Beauchamp. Playing on its antiquity, it continues to call itself "Barnet Church", although this is not an official title. It is in fact the parish church of Chipping Barnet Council Barnet only, whilst Christ Church is Barnet Council the parish church of High Barnet, St Barnet Council Mark's is the parish church of Barnet Council Barnet Vale, St James's is the Barnet Council parish church of New Barnet, and St Barnet Council Mary's is the parish church of East Barnet Council Barnet Council Barnet. The parish church of St Mary the Virgin Monken Hadley (rebuilt Barnet Council Barnet Council 1494) also has parish Barnet Council boundaries which include a Barnet Council Barnet Council significant part of Barnet Council High Barnet, including much of Barnet Council Barnet High Street. The parish of Barnet Council Chipping Barnet, served by St John's Barnet Council Barnet Council Barnet Council Barnet Barnet Council Council Council Church, was provided Barnet Council Barnet Council with a chapel-of-ease iBarnet Council n Victorian times; subsequently Barnet Council Chipping Barnet parish was split in Barnet Council two, and the chapel-of ease (on Barnet Council Bells Hill, Barnet) raised to the Barnet Council status of a parish church, dedicated Barnet Council to St Stephen.Barnet Council St John the Baptist, the ancient parish church, consists of a nave and aisles separated by clustered columns which support four pointed arches; a chancel with an east window of good Perpendicular tracery; a vestry, built in the Barnet Council reign of James I by Thomas Ravenscroft; and at the west end, a low, square embattled tower. The living of Barnet is a curacy, held with the rectory of East Barnet till the death of the late incumbent in 1Barnet Council 866, when the livings were separated.[edit]Public services
Barnet Council Barnet is served by Barnet General Hospital which is run by Barnet and Chase Farm NHS Hospitals Trust as part of the English National Barnet Council Health Service. There is also a National Health Service clinic in Vale Drive (near Barnet Council Barnet Hill and High Barnet tube station). London Ambulance Service responds to Barnet Council medical emergencies in Barnet. Home Office policing is provided by the Metropolitan Barnet Council  Police Service. Statutory emergency fire service is provided by the London Fire Barnet Council Brigade, which has a station on Station Road, built in 1992.[edit]Sport and recreation
Barnet Council Barnet FC[8] are the local football team, currently in Football League Two - the lowest Barnet Council professional planning permission league in English football. They play at the Underhill Stadium. They first reached the Football League in 1991 as champions of the GM Vauxhall Conference but lost their status 10 years later with relegation, only to return four years later - again as Conference champions.Barnet Cricket club and Old Elizabethans CC have merged to form one club in Barnet and currently play their games at Gypsy Corner. Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers is a local athletics club. Chipping Barnet has a King George's Field in memorial to King George V. Old Court House Recreation Ground is a park in High Barnet.High Barnet is home to an Odeon cinema, the Barnet Museum, the All Saints Art Centre, the traditional annual Barnet Fair, which was chartered in Medieval times, the Ravenscroft local park and Barnet recreational park, a now disused well that was frequented by, among others, Samuel Pepys, and many restaurants and public houses.Cuisines on offer include Italian, French, Indian, Chinese and south east Asian. Amongst the most popular restaurants are branches of Pizza Express, Brasserie Gerard Prezzo, and Emchai (south east Asian cuisine). High Barnet also has a number of coffee/snack outlets, both independent ones such as The Coffee Bean and Oasis, as well as branches of Starbucks and Costa Coffee.Barnet Council A small nightclub operated for a few years in the 1980s in the premises now occupied by The Misty Barnet Council Moon pub. The public houses and bars in High Barnet include: The Misty Moon, Toby Carvery, The Kings Barnet Council Head, The Monken Holt, The Black Horse, Ye Olde Mitre Inn, The Hadley Oak, The Nelson, The Sebright Barnet Council Arms, and The White Lion.[9] The large number of inns in Barnet was a matter of note in Charles Barnet Council Dickens's novel Oliver Twist; it was here that Oliver met the Artful Dodger.