Planning Atlas · Barnet · Political
Political.
Who runs Barnet, and what its planning record did over the loaded years. Composition and control from the membership records; the approval line from the borough's own decisions. The individual members and their votes sit in the committee record.
Party keyLabourConservative
Tap a ward on the map to focus this page on it — its committee members and votes surface here and below.
Barnet · political map
Approval rate — by ward
Ward controlLabourConservative
Composition — current membership records
Committee chair
—
not identified in the minutes yet
Council composition · 107 councillors[1]
56 · 52%
51 · 48%
The planning record, 2020–2026
Approval rate[2]Housing delivery — not yet sourced
All years · Barnet
Hover to preview any year; click to set the year shown on the map — the wards recolour to that year's own approval rates. The line is unannotated: any relationship between elections and the planning record is left for the reader. Which party controlled the council in earlier cycles isn't loaded yet, so no control ribbon is drawn — nothing is guessed.
Committee votes by party — all loaded minutes
Per-member detail →How each party's members on the planning committee have voted on the applications in the loaded minutes, aggregated. Per-year splits need dated vote records — not yet loaded, so no year filter is offered here.[3]
PartyMembersFor / againstFor %
Labour3371%
452 for · 182 against
Conservative3371%
338 for · 138 against
Bar colour = party (identity only). Solid = for · faded = against. Abstentions aren't separately coded in the loaded minutes yet.
Councillor voting — click a name to see every vote[3]
Councillor
Ward
Active
Total
For
Against
Stance
Sources & method
- [1]Party composition, control and seats — Barnet membership records (current state; historical composition not yet loaded).
- [2]Approval rate by year — Barnet published decision record, aggregated to calendar year. · methodology
- [3]Committee roster, chair and per-councillor votes — published Barnet planning-committee minutes; matched across inconsistent name forms and still being completed. · committee record
- [4]London borough election dates — statutory all-out elections every four years. · London Elects
A record, not a ranking — no editorial judgement is applied. Methodology is published in full so every number is traceable to its primary source.