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While much of this part of Middlesex developed in the interwar period, the larger institutions (such as convents and schools) and many landowners decided not to sell land to builders. After World War Two the establishment of the green belt restricted the use of land in Mill Hill Village and along the Folly Valley between Mill Hill and Totteridge. Mill Hill has a number of interesting buildings as a result.

The Mayor attends hundreds of engagements every year. We would like to make it as easy as possible for you to invite the Mayor to your event. Anyone wishing to do so should first contact the Mayor’s Office to check the Mayor’s availability. Please contact us with as much notice as possible as the Mayor’s diary fills up quickly.  

Local Studies Centre The Local Studies Centre holds a wide range of information to help you to:

Find out more about the story of our borough with Pocket Histories. These will build up to cover nearly every corner of the borough down to the smallest district, such as Parson Street in Hendon, Red Lion Hill in Finchley and Underhill in Barnet.  Topics include:

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The London Landlord Accreditation Scheme (LLAS) as a partnership of London boroughs, landlord organisations and educational organisations to recognise good practice and improve conditions in the private rented sector. The scheme recognises good landlords across the whole of London and the UK and provides landlords with the necessary skills to run a successful business. It also accredits agents and applies to individuals, partnerships and limited companies.