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Our aim is to promote a better environment for everyone in Mill Hill and to work to bring the communty together. We also love to bring pictures showing the many beautiful landscapes from our neighbourhood. We welcome feedback from all locals.
Pentavia Scheme
This week sees a major event that we urge all residents to participate in. The prospective developers of the Pentavia site are holding a public viewing of their plans.
Meadow Residential invites you to view proposals for an exciting new development planned for the Pentavia Retail Park in Mill Hill on 9th & 12th March. Read below for details:— Pentavia Homes (@PentaviaHomes) March 1, 2019
We believe that the size and scale of this development is unsuitable for the site. There are many reasons why we believe that this is not the right scheme. We detailed them HERE.
How to comment on the application
If you wish to make any further representations on this application you can email pentaviaretailpark@london.gov.uk. You can make representations up until the hearing.
The biggest problem for local people is that they are caught in the crossfire of a war between Barnet Council's Conservative administration and the Labour Mayor. The Barnet Administration antagonised the Mayor by passing a motion declaring him an enemy of the people. As a result, the London Mayor has used every tool available to beat the local authority and we suspect that Pentavia will be the latest example. We need to move away from playground politics, to a system where all parties work together for the good of local residents and the wider needs of the city. A scheme such as this will benefit nobody as it will potentially cause gridlock on the roads and a blight on the landscape. We believe that it will have a devastating effect on traffic an A1/A41 and flows at Mill Hill Circus. This could affect TFL bus routes 113, 186, 251, 221 and 240. We hope the Mayor takes note of this and the polluting effects of the congestion.
Planning Update
Sweet Tree Farm
Mill Hill Residents may be interested to see the proposed changes to Sweet Tree Farm
Use of land/buildings for the purpose of agriculture
Other Mill Hill News
Congratulations to Mill Hill Rugby Club on a great victory yesterday
Some interesting local history
Jazz in Mill Hill
Information for local musicians
Concert in Mill Hill
The biggest problem for local people is that they are caught in the crossfire of a war between Barnet Council's Conservative administration and the Labour Mayor. The Barnet Administration antagonised the Mayor by passing a motion declaring him an enemy of the people. As a result, the London Mayor has used every tool available to beat the local authority and we suspect that Pentavia will be the latest example. We need to move away from playground politics, to a system where all parties work together for the good of local residents and the wider needs of the city. A scheme such as this will benefit nobody as it will potentially cause gridlock on the roads and a blight on the landscape. We believe that it will have a devastating effect on traffic an A1/A41 and flows at Mill Hill Circus. This could affect TFL bus routes 113, 186, 251, 221 and 240. We hope the Mayor takes note of this and the polluting effects of the congestion.
Planning Update
Sweet Tree Farm
Mill Hill Residents may be interested to see the proposed changes to Sweet Tree Farm
Use of land/buildings for the purpose of agriculture
SweetTree Fields Marsh Lane London NW7 4EY
Other Mill Hill News
Congratulations to Mill Hill Rugby Club on a great victory yesterday
Victory for Mill Hill!— Mill Hill Rugby Club (@MillHillRFC) March 9, 2019
The 1st XV vs. Watford!
39-7
Unlucky to the 2nd XV going down to league leaders Southgate.#ComeOnMill
Join the family today!
Some interesting local history
Another interesting find was some balsam and suppositories from Lady Chemists Ltd on Daws Lane. They had pioneering female pharmacist Elsie Hooper as one of their directors. https://t.co/DVE5zQJHUk pic.twitter.com/dnfHClBKxK— Mill Hill Hist Soc (@MHHistSoc) March 9, 2019
Jazz in Mill Hill
The Pete Lukas Quartet - 13 March - Baritone saxophonist Pete Lukas brings his quartet to MHJC for a night of swinging bebop. With him tonight will be pianist Nick Tomalin, his long time bassist Dominic Howles and the multi-talented Nat Steele on drums. Please RT. pic.twitter.com/0YijgjF5CU— Mill Hill Jazz Club (@millhilljazz) March 9, 2019
Information for local musicians
Calling all MHMC friends and customers - Need help? Bookmark this charity— MillHillMusicComplex (@MillHillMusicCo) March 8, 2019
We've put their details on our websitehttps://t.co/kye6tpIff4 https://t.co/MH3tT0Uqgp
Concert in Mill Hill
Only two weeks to go until our concert @StMichaelsMH featuring music by #Mendelssohn (including O for the wings of a dove) and #Bruckner. Tickets still available! https://t.co/bxMvy5y7SH pic.twitter.com/vdmcbEBrLN— LPAChoir (@LPAChoir) March 9, 2019
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