The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme, which gives people up to 50% off their bills in restaurants on Monday's, Tuesday's and Wednesday's throughout August, starts today.

This scheme is part of the Government's Plan for Jobs that will spur the country's economic recovery.

There are proposals being put forward by Community Health Partnerships (CHP) to build 130 new homes on the green space bordering Granville Road and Bow Lane which is currently part of Finchley Memorial Hospital.

The Chancellor has announced the Government’s ‘Plan for Jobs’, worth up to £30 billion. This plan will support people to find jobs, creating new jobs through investing in infrastructure and protecting jobs by helping the hard-hit sectors upon which many jobs depend.

The Culture Secretary has now announced a package of support for the UK arts and culture sector. This £1.57 billion package announced by the Government will protect our world class arts, culture and heritage institutions and has been widely supported by the industry. 

The Education Secretary has today published the Government’s plans to get all children and young people back in full time education from September. 

The Prime Minister has today announced a New Deal for Britain. This sets out an ambitious economic strategy that will focus on rebuilding Britain right across the UK, putting jobs, skills and infrastructure investment at the heart of our economic recovery.

It has been announced that they are extending the 383 bus route temporarily to go to Finchley Memorial Hospital with a view to consulting on retaining this later in the year. 

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today outlined potential cuts of almost £110m in policing and £290 million in transport. Barnet is already short-changed by the way the Mayor allocates police budgets in London, and this will only make things worse.

I have had some emails and seen lots of misinformation regarding the vote in parliament on the Opposition Day Motion on NHS Staff Coronavirus testing, and I wanted to set the record straight.

As I am sure you will no doubt be aware, the Prime Minister made a statement to the House of Commons yesterday, explaining the next steps with regard to the restrictions that have been in place, and the reopening of some sectors of the economy.