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   A1 road (London)

   It comprises a number of historic streets in central London and the former suburbs of Islington, Holloway and Highgate and long stretches of purpose-built new roads in the outer London borough of Barnet, built to divert traffic away from the congested suburbs of Finchley and High Barnet. ... The building is still in use as a music venue today.
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   Barnet

   It is a suburban development built around a 12th century settlement and is located 10 miles (16.1 km) north north-west of Charing Cross. ... East Barnet
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   James Barnet

   In 1862, he was acting head of the office; in 1865, he was promoted to the post of Colonial Architect. ... Barnet built new batteries and barracks.
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   Barnet F.C.

   The building work progressed at incredible speed and it took a month for the new stand to be built. ... Chiswick League, Barnet FC (Avenue), Champions 1908
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   New Barnet

   New Barnet owes its conception to the building of the Great Northern Railway in 1850, when a station serving Barnet was built, but located about a mile away from the town centre of Barnet, so that this 'new' area quickly saw development. ... These local shops are under threat of demolition from a large mixed use scheme planned by Tesco.
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   East Barnet School

   The premises had been built for 350, but by 1947 it was housing 547 pupils. ... Planning applications for both schools (East Barnet & JCoSS) were submitted to Barnet Council in May 2007.
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   High Barnet tube station

   High Barnet Entrance to High Barnet station Location High Barnet Local authority Barnet Managed by London Underground Platforms in use 3 TfL zone 5 LUL 2006 usage 2.278 million LUL 2007 usage 2.613 million
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   Arkley

   The Poor Clare Monastery was built in 1970. ... Early directories use the Victorian name, Barnet Common or West Barnet, for 'Arkley'.
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   Battle of Barnet

   Having taken back his capital, Edward then moved to meet Warwick at Barnet.
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    Edgware, Highgate and London Railway

    The W&ER was unable to attract sufficient funds for the project and the company and the right of way that it had obtained passed through the ownership of a number of other railway companies until plans were made in the 1930s to make use of its route (see below). ... | | | | | | | High Barnet |

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• A1 road (London),
• Barnet,
• James Barnet,
• Barnet F.C.,
• New Barnet,
• East Barnet School,
• High Barnet tube station,
• Arkley,
• Battle of Barnet,
• Edgware, Highgate and London Railway