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Senior Roles at Barnet

At the London Borough of Barnet, we believe in making changes that will bring positive results. Our goal is to serve our community to the best of our ability and we place the people of Barnet at the heart of everything we do. Establishing better ways of working is important, but it's the impact they have on our borough that's paramount.



Enterprise & Regeneration – Lead Commissioner

Up to £94,599

Older People – Lead Commissioner

Up to £94,599

Schools, Skills & Learning – Lead Commissioner

Up to £94,599

Early Intervention and Prevention Assistant Director

Up to £94,599

Head of Information Management

Up to £79,457

Head of Safeguarding and Quality Assurance

Up to £64,389

Head of Internal Audit

Up to £64,389

At the London Borough of Barnet, we believe in making changes that will bring positive results. Our goal is to serve our community to the best of our ability and we place the people of Barnet at the heart of everything we do. Establishing better ways of working is important, but it's the impact they have on our borough that's paramount.

For further information about the changes in Barnet, the detail about the roles, how to apply and how to contact our retained consultants at Penna please visit our information site.

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