Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet, has welcomed victory in the campaign against plans for tiny ‘micro-flats’ in Barnet House in Whetstone.

Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet, met Barnet teenagers completing the National Citizenship Service programme this weekend at Barnet and Southgate College.

A week after signing a letter calling for additional backing for Crossrail 2, local MP Theresa Villiers has welcomed the news that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling held a productive meeting with the London Mayor to discuss ways forward for the project.

News has broken that High Barnet police station faces the axe from London’s Labour Mayor, Sadiq Khan. The station was earmarked for closure once before but it was kept open by the then-Mayor, Boris Johnson, after pressure from Theresa Villiers. It currently serves the Chipping Barnet constituency.

Ahead of the 43rd anniversary of the 1974 invasion of Cyprus, the President and Parliament Chairman of Conservatives for Cyprus, Theresa Villiers MP and Matthew Offord MP respectively, have called on Minister for Europe Alan Duncan to support the ongoing reconciliation and negotiation process in Cyprus.

Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet, has welcomed the Government’s announcement of an extra £1.3bn spending for schools, and pledged to continue to campaign to ensure Barnet schools get their fair share of resources.

Theresa Villiers MP joined big crowds in the sunshine at the 23rd annual East Barnet festival in Oak Hill Park this weekend.

At the request of her British Iranian constituents, Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet, attended a mass rally in Paris at the weekend, calling for freedom for Iran.

Thursday 22nd June marked a key victory in the long fight to stop multi-storey tower blocks and over a thousand flats being built at the North London Business Park, in the midst of suburban homes, when a planning application from Comer Group was turned down by a unanimous vote in Barnet Council’s

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, Theresa Villiers MP called for an immediate review to establish whether any of the problems that contributed to the tragedy affect homes in Barnet.  Ms Villiers subsequently received assurances from the Leader of the Council, Richard Cornelius, that Barnet Council is undertaking an immediate re-examination and risk assessment of all residential high-rise blocks which they run, including examining whether there is any cladding of the kind used at Grenfell Tower.